Accepted Duration

This data export field displays the elapsed time measured between setup and the 'Ringing' or 'Progress' message received by the caller.

See also, Call Duration Charts.

Historical Data Source

CONTACT Data Records

Category

Basic

Channels

Size (bytes)

8

Filter

None

Dimension

None

Key to symbols

Format

By clicking the current duration format, you can select another format, which may be more appropriate for your report.

 

The 'Seconds' format shows decimal places; the 'Seconds (Integer)' format does not.

Example

This data export report shows an outgoing call to a mobile number. The field value is written to the outbound leg of the call.

Accepted Duration

2018-01-17 12:06:17

I

0

iPath_129_cmilliband

Craig Millband

2018-01-17 12:06:19

O

2.1

01344304344

 

Detail

The data export field populates the inbound (I) and outbound (O) legs in interaction scenarios as illustrated below. See also, Communication Legs.

 

  

External

storm

storm user

 

 

Deskphone LOG IN and LOG OUT

Always 0

 

 

 Always 0

EXTERNAL INCOMING CALL

(2 legs)

 

 

 

OUTGOING CALL dialled directly from deskphone

or storm DTA Web iPath (1st leg)

Always 0

   

or OUTGOING CALL initiated from the agent desktop (DTA)

(1st leg)

Always 0

   

Initial called party leg (2nd leg)

 
   

 

 

 

 

TRANSFER of an INCOMING or OUTGOING CALL

Transfer leg (3rd and subsequent legs)

 
   

 

Either a 'Ringing' or a 'Progress' message is sent. A 'Progress' message usually means that early media is being played before the call is connected. This media is typically a dial tone or a prompt. A prompt is a recorded message informing the caller about something. For example, it might state that the call may be recorded or that the number is a premium rate number.

To a caller, Accepted Duration and Ringing Duration may be considered the same with the caveat that the caller may not have heard any ring tone.

Note: values of 0 are written to all communication legs of non-voice interactions.