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View Queue Statistics on Wallboard

The Wallboard is a real-time dashboard for anyone who oversees one or more queues. It rolls up call volume, wait and talk times, answer and abandon rates, and agent status so you can gauge how each queue is performing at a glance. This page explains how to open the Wallboard and read its three views.

  • Your Cloud Voice system runs firmware 84.19.0.70 or later.
  • If you use the desktop app, it is version 1.13.3 or later.

Confirm that:

  • You are a queue manager, or an agent who has been granted wallboard access.
  • You can sign in to the Cloud Voice App (Web or Desktop).
  • You have your sign-in credentials and, for the desktop app, the server details (domain name, or IP addresses and ports) from your system administrator.

You can open the Wallboard from either the web or the desktop version of the Cloud Voice App.

  1. Sign in to the Cloud Voice App using these details:

    • Username: your extension number or email address.
    • Password: your extension user password.
    • Domain (desktop app only): enter the domain name, or click the server settings icon Server settings icon to enter the server IP addresses and ports instead.
  2. Go to Call Center Console > Wallboard.

The Wallboard presents your queue data in three ways. Use the queue selector in the top-left corner to scope the data to a single queue, a group, or all queues, and the time-range selector in the top-right corner to set the reporting period. The sections below cover each view:

The default Wallboard view lays out call metrics as widgets, showing either the combined totals for every queue or the figures for one queue you pick.

  1. In the top-left corner, select the queue you want, or choose All for combined statistics.

    Queue selector in the top-left corner of the Wallboard

  2. In the top-right corner, choose the reporting period.

    Time-range selector in the top-right corner of the Wallboard

    The widgets update with the call statistics for your selection.

    Wallboard widgets displaying call metrics for the selected queue and period

The widgets show the following metrics:

WidgetWhat it shows
DATE & TIMEThe current date and time on your Cloud Voice system.
AVERAGE WAITING TIMEThe average time answered callers waited in the queue during the period.
AVERAGE TALKING TIMEThe average time agents spent talking to callers.
MAX WAITING TIMEThe longest an answered call waited during the period.
WAITING CALLSThe number of calls currently holding in the queue.
ACTIVE CALLSThe number of calls the queue is currently handling.
ANSWERED CALLSThe total calls the queue answered during the period.
TOTAL CALLSEvery call the queue received during the period.
MISSED CALLSThe total calls the queue did not answer during the period.
ABANDONED CALLSThe total calls that callers hung up before an agent answered.
ANSWERED RATEThe percentage of the queue’s calls that were answered during the period.
MISSED RATEThe percentage of the queue’s calls that went unanswered during the period.
ABANDON RATEThe percentage of the queue’s calls that were abandoned during the period.
CALL BACKSCallback figures for the period: TOTAL CALLBACKS (callback requests callers placed successfully), FAILED CALLBACKS (callback attempts that did not connect), and PENDING CALLBACKS (callbacks still waiting to be made).

This view lines up the key performance figures for every queue in a table, which makes it easy to compare queues side by side.

  1. In the top-left corner, select All.

    All selected in the Wallboard queue selector

  2. In the top-right corner, choose the reporting period.

  3. At the top of the Wallboard, click the toggle button to switch to the list view.

    Wallboard toggled to the list view of queue performance metrics

    The table lists these metrics for each queue:

ColumnWhat it shows
Agents Logged InThe number of agents logged in to the queue, out of the total number of agents.
Available AgentsThe number of logged-in agents ready to take a call.
Active CallsThe number of calls the queue is currently handling.
Waiting CallsThe number of calls currently holding in the queue.
Average Talking TimeThe average time agents spent talking to callers.
Average Waiting TimeThe average time answered callers waited in the queue during the period.
Max Waiting TimeThe longest an answered call waited during the period.
SLAThe queue’s Service Level Agreement figure.
Missed CallsThe total calls the queue did not answer during the period.
Abandoned CallsThe total calls that callers abandoned during the period.
Answered CallsThe total calls the queue answered during the period.
Total CallsEvery call the queue received during the period.
Missed RateThe percentage of the queue’s calls that went unanswered during the period.
Abandon RateThe percentage of the queue’s calls that were abandoned during the period.
Answered RateThe percentage of the queue’s calls that were answered during the period.
CallbacksCallback figures for the period: Total Callbacks (callback requests callers placed successfully), Failed Callbacks (callback attempts that did not connect), and Pending Callbacks (callbacks still waiting to be made).

This view tracks each agent’s presence, queue login state, and personal call figures in a single table.

  1. In the top-left corner, select the queue you want.

    Queue selector in the top-left corner of the Wallboard

  2. In the top-right corner, choose the reporting period.

  3. At the top of the Wallboard, click the toggle button to switch to the list view.

    Wallboard toggled to the list view of agent status

    The table shows the following for each agent:

ColumnWhat it shows
QueueThe queues you manage.
AgentThe agent’s name, extension number, and extension presence. You can filter the list by extension online status.
TypeThe agent type.
StatusThe agent’s current status. You can filter the list by status.
TimeThe duration tied to the current status (see the notes below).
Active CallsThe number of queue calls the agent is currently on.
Max Talking Time for Current Active CallsThe longest the agent has been talking among their current queue calls.
Answered CallsThe total calls the agent answered during the period.
Missed CallsThe total calls the agent missed during the period.
Total Talking TimeThe agent’s total talk time on queue calls during the period.

To filter by extension online status, use the control in the Agent column:

Filter for agents by extension online status

To filter by agent status, use the control in the Status column:

Filter for agents by their current status

What the Time column shows depends on the agent’s status:

  • Logged in: the last time a dynamic agent logged in to the queue.
  • Log Out: the last time a dynamic agent logged out of the queue.
  • Paused: how long the agent has paused service.

Display the Wallboard in its own window (optional)

Section titled “Display the Wallboard in its own window (optional)”

You can pop the Wallboard out into a separate browser window and, if you like, have it cycle between views on its own.

  1. In the top-right corner, click the expand icon Expand icon.

    Wallboard opened in its own browser window

  2. Optional: Set the Wallboard to rotate automatically between the wallboard view and the list view with a scrolling display.

    a. In the top-right corner, click Settings, set the interval at which the views should switch, and save.

    Wallboard settings for the view rotation interval

    b. At the top of the Wallboard, click Play.

    Wallboard rotating between views with a scrolling display

    The Wallboard now cycles between the wallboard view and the list view at the interval you set.