It contains two sub-tabs - Disposition Class and Disposition Plan.
This tab is used to define disposition codes and classes for the calls. Disposition class is a set or logical grouping of disposition codes. Disposition code is the reason of call disconnection which agent selects while disposing any call.
Figure: Disposition Class
Administrator can perform the following steps here.
This tab is used to create disposition plan and assign the disposition codes in that plan. From here, administrator can select the disposition codes which needs to be assigned in created disposition plan.
Figure: Disposition Plans
Perform the following steps.
Figure: Adding New Disposition Plan
"User Defined" will be the type for custom disposition plans added by the Administrator.Figure: Add or Modify Code Assignments for any Disposition Plan
Ameyo offers the following options of dispositions for the Users.
Two Level Disposition: It means that the user can select the disposition in the hierarchical way. The user has to select the Disposition Class first and then select "Disposition Code".
Figure: Two level Disposition Selection
Two-level Disposition has been made default. However, the businesses can still perform the backend configuration to make "one-level" disposition as default.
One-level Disposition: It means that the user can select the disposition in the simple way, that is, the selection of the disposition is in the simple way and all the nested dispositions come in a single hierarchy(one after another). In this feature, the user can select only the main disposition but not the sub disposition.
Figure: One-level Disposition
Disable the two-level disposition to enable the one-level disposition. Perform the following steps.
Execute the following command to login to the PostgreSQL Console and access the database.
psql -U postgres ameyodb
Run the following query to disable the two-level disposition and enable the one-level disposition.
INSERT INTO server_preference_store (context_type,context_id,key,value) VALUES ('campaign','<campaign_id>','showTwoLevelDisposition','false');
Run the following query to exit from the database.
\q
For the definitions of Dispositions and the Call Types, click here.