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Classifications can be enabled for any one or all of the following events: Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, and Emails.

When enabled your agents have the ability to select specific disposition information for each event handled. Reports can later be run to summarize this data to gain customer insight and to determine what actions your staff is taking.

This feature also provides your agents with the ability to flag an event to their supervisor, who is immediately notified by email, information of the event that just took place.

The following screenshots show how to access the Classify Phone Call dialog box during a call: click Classify, the Classify Phone Call dialog box opens.


Call Center Agent – Opening classify dialog box during a call

The selections available within each drop down menu in the Classify dialog box are configured within the Admin Portal. You can enable only the fields you need and set each of them to mandatory or optional. The agent then has to make the appropriate selections from the options you provide. The different fields you can enable are as follows:

  • Client Type – Used to identify the type of customer and patron in contact.
  • Claim No., Account No., Provider No. – Used to enter specific customer information.
  • Main Subject, Sub-subject, Sub-subject Detail – Used to identify the reason for contact.
  • Resolution – Used to identify what action the agent took to resolve the event.
  • Flagging Reason – Used to specify the reason for emailing the supervisor the event details.
  • Notes – Used to enter any additional information. This field cannot be disabled.
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