
4-18 Configuring BCMS Vu from the Client
Configuring and Managing the
BCMS Vu
Software
at least 90 but seldom more than 100, you might select 100 as the maximum
value. If you do this, the maximum height of a vertical bar graph or time
trace will represent 100. For a value above 100, the bar will extend above the
maximum value line and terminate in an apex. The actual value of the item
will appear above the point of the apex.
Every data item is assigned a default maximum value. You can change each
of these default values through the Options|Configure|Thresholds and
Maximum Values menu command.
Configuring Thresholds and Maximum Values 4
You set thresholds and maximum values from a window of the same name.
You open this window by selecting Options|Configure| Thresholds and
Maximum Values.
The following is a description of this window:
When the tree in the left-hand window is collapsed fully, three categories of
measured entities (Split/Skill, Agent summary, and VDN summary) are
listed. You cannot set a maximum value or threshold for a category.
If you expand a category, the data items that pertain to that category (for
example, Calls Waiting and Oldest Call) are displayed. You can set a
maximum value and thresholds for a data item across all members of a
category.
For example, you can designate an upper caution value of five minutes for
“Average Speed of Answer” for all splits/skills. To do this,
1. Expand Split/Skill (click on the “+” next to the split/skill icon).
2. Highlight Average Speed of Answer.
3. Set the upper caution value to “05:00.”
Note
If multiple splits/skills or types of data items are
represented on the same report, the maximum height of the
graph will be the largest of the maximum thresholds of all
the data items selected.
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