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ACD: Automated Call Distributor
ACE: Access Control Entry
ACL: Access Control List
ANI: Automatic Number Identification
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Blocked: agent setting that prevents them from using the system when they are not scheduled
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Campaign Transfer: [option located on the Transfers tab] For the quiet/regular handoff of calls between agents on the SingleComm platform. These can be from Agent1 to Agent2 within the same or different campaign(s).
Cold Transfer: Call handoff in which Agent1 hits the transfer button and hangs-up immediately, leaving the caller to wait for Agent2 to pickup the call (frequently a transfer to a queue).
CDR: Call Detail Record
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Destination Transfer: [option located on the Transfers tab] For the handoff of calls from agents on the SingleComm platform to a third party.
*Script data transfer is not supported in this transfer type.
Dial Back: the act of calling back an inbound call
DID: Direct Inward Dialing- provides service for multiple telephone numbers over one or more analog or digital physical circuits to a PBX extension that is directly accessible for an outside caller.
Disposition: outcome of a call
DNC: Do Not Call
DNIS: Dialed Number Identification Service- identifies which telephone number was dialed by the caller
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HUP: Hangup
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IB: Inbound
IVR: Interactive Voice Response- allows callers to interact with phone system via keypad or speech recognition
IVR Transfer: [option located on the Transfers tab] For the cold transfer of calls from an agent straight to a queue.
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MoH: Music on Hold
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NPS: Net Promoter Score- measures an agent's level of provided service based on customer feedback after a call
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OB: Outbound
Override: Shift status that occurs when a supervisors manually unblocks an agent
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PBX: Private Branch Exchange- type of phone switching system
PCI: Payment Card Industry- sets the standard for collecting and storing credit card information
PII: Personally Identifiable Information- any type of data that can be tied to a specific individual
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Quiet Transfer: Call handoff type in which the consumer cannot hear Agent2's phone ringing or answering. Caller is not able to listen in on the interaction between Agent1 and Agent2.
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RBR: Rank Based Routing
Regular Transfer: Call handoff type in which the consumer hears Agent2's phone ringing and then answering. Caller can listen in on the interaction between Agent1 and Agent2.
Redial: the act of calling back an outbound call
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SBR: Skills Based Routing
SE: Scripting Engine, legacy term for the CX Create platform
SLA: Service Level Agreement
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TFN: Toll Free Number
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Unblocked: Shift status for agents' currently in a shift
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Warm Transfer: Call handoff in which Agent1 stays on the line and introduces Consumer to Agent2 before dropping (and they sometimes even all talk together for a while to make sure Agent2 can help).
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