No Agent, No Answer (NANA Batman) is a tool that clients can be use to avoid answering calls to reduce costs from vendors that bill upon answering whether an User receives the call from the dialer or not. This is especially helpful for vendors that complain when calls are dropped by the dialer.
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Ingroup BATMAN allows a call to ring instead of answering it. It can reject the call with a Busy signal, allowing inbound vendors to reroute calls easily and help clients avoid paying for calls when they have no Users ready. BATMAN checks for Users available at intervals and keeps ringing for the configured max seconds.
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Custom One: Max Rings in Seconds [ integer ]
How long until the call times out. (the caller has waited long enough, now do something with it)
Typically set to 2 min (120 sec), though you should verify with the client
Custom Two: Check Interval in Seconds [ integer ]
Tells TLD how often to check to see if an User is available in seconds
Typically set to 2 seconds since that is about the time it takes for a call to route to an User
Custom Three: Fallback [ HANGUP | BUSY ]
This is what will happen when the call times out
Typically want to use Busy since it is a clear indicator of what is happening with the call, where as Hang-up can be interpreted many different ways
Custom Four: Show in Queue [ 0 | 1 ]
0 = the calls will not show up in live Users. Data can only be found in the Queue Logs
1 = the calls will show up in live Users with a Ring indicator on the right side
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Custom One: Enter the State Route Prefix [ EX:SRI_ ].
Defaults to "SRI_". The state that the call is being routed to will be updated to reflect the state the call is coming from (id. SRI_FL)
Custom Two: Fallback Ingroup [ INGROUPID | HANGUP | BUSY ]
If set to Hang Up or Busy and no User is found that has the necessary State Route Ingroup the dialer will hangup or play a busy signal
If set to Ingroup, the call will be routed to the Ingroup configured on the DID.
Custom Three: Max Rings in Seconds [ integer ]
How long until the call times out. (the caller has waited long enough, now do something with it)
Typically set to 2 min (120 sec), though you should verify with the client
Custom Four: Check Interval in Seconds [ integer ]
Tells TLD how often to check to see if an User is available in seconds
Typically set to 3 seconds since that is about the time it takes for a call to route to an User
Custom Five: Show in Queue [ 0 | 1 ]
0 = the calls will not show up in live agents. Data can only be found in the Queue Logs
1 = the calls will show up in live agents with a Ring indicator on the right side
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