No, Zendesk Talk does not support routing calls to all agents at once. Calls are routed to the agent who has been available the longest. If that agent is unavailable, the call moves to the next agent in line.
Zendesk Talk does not support routing calls to specific agents directly. Calls are routed using a round-robin cycle, prioritizing agents who have been available the longest since their last call. However, you can use group routing or IVR routing to…
Zendesk Talk uses a round-robin system to route calls, prioritizing agents who have been available the longest since their last call. If an agent declines or misses a call, it moves to the next available agent. This ensures calls are distributed…
You can use group routing or IVR routing to direct calls to specific groups in Zendesk Talk. Group routing allows calls to be directed to a predefined group of agents, while IVR routing uses menu options to route calls based on customer input.
Yes, you can create single-agent groups in Zendesk Talk to route calls to one agent. However, this may lead to a poor customer experience if the agent is unavailable, as calls will go to voicemail or end after a short wait.
Omnichannel routing in Zendesk Talk allows you to create unified agent statuses and direct calls, emails, and messages based on agent capacity and availability. This feature requires appropriate Explore permissions for monitoring live activity.
While you can't set a specific order for call routing in Zendesk Talk, the system defaults to an alphabetical order for group routing. If a group is unavailable, the call will attempt the next group in line.
Direct agent dialing is possible in Zendesk Talk by assigning unique numbers or extensions to agents. Alternatively, you can use IVR to route calls to specific agents. However, this may lead to uneven workloads and longer wait times if the agent is…