4.2. Availability States
Knowledge Base › Administrators › 4. Availability Profiles and States
Whether you are adding an availability state to a new profile or an existing state, the steps are the same. There are also 2 main ways to configure a state; an available state and an unavailable state. An Unavailable State An “unavailable state” is an availability state with no groups assigned to it. Examples of this: Break, Lunch, Holiday, Logged Off, etc… You can see that no groups are in the ‘Assigned Groups’ box. The only set up that is needed is inputting the name, then click Save (leave the rest). An Available State An “available state” is an availability state with 1 or more groups assigned to it. Examples of this: Logged In, Available, Available for Support, Available for Overflow, L1 Support, etc… To allow users to receive calls from a particular group (which will likely be assigned to a hunt group or call queue in a routing policy