INIT Node Formulas
Calculate X (Number of Calls to Dial per Seized Agent). Trigger: Receipt of a Seized Agent.
"Inverse Hit Rate" (Standard Predictive)
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The "Compliance Guard" (Advanced)
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Best for: General dialing where you want to maintain a steady flow of calls. This determines how many calls we need to make to get one human answer. The Logic:
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Best for: Strict adherence to Abandon Rate limits (e.g., keeping abandons under 3%). This uses the Standard formula but applies a "Brake" if the abandonment rate starts rising. It automatically slows down dialing to protect compliance. The Logic:
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PromQL: Set flowId and time range accordingly.
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PromQL: Set flowId and time range accordingly.
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Metrics Used
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SEIZE Node Formulas
Calculate N (Number of Agents to Seize). Trigger: Pulse from the Start Node.
"Demand-Driven"
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It relies on Dialer & CPA stats. This evaluates and determines how many agents need to be seized at each interval (Pulse from the Start Node). The Logic:
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PromQL: Here, the value '2' is the total number of available agents. This needs to be set accordingly.
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Metrics Used
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CPA Machine Ratio
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Roadmap Will be available in future releases. For now, we can use |