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What do the Mitel MIVOICE Connect Contact Center (MVCCC) (ShoreTel ECC) Disconnect Reasons in Brightmetrics Mean?

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Mitel MiVoice Connect Contact Center (MVCCC) / ShoreTel ECC has a number of disconnect reasons that may require explanation. Below is a list with definitions to help you better understand your data.

Disconnect Reason Definition
Unknown A disconnect reason could not be determined or was not assigned.
Disconnect The call ended and no more specific reason could be determined. If an agent handles a call to completion, the reason will be Disconnect because the call ends normally. Less commonly, a call in queue can end with Disconnect if a script terminates the call.
Transfer The current party transferred the call to another party. Most commonly agents transferring calls to other agents.
Abandoned The caller hung up while in queue or while the call was ringing to an agent. Mitel MVCCC logs a specific "Abandon" event to CCIR when a call is abandoned. If the call ends while in queue with no Abandon event, the reason will be Disconnect instead.
AgentAnswered An agent in the group answered the call.
OtherAnswered An agent in a different group answered the call. If a call is in multiple groups simultaneously due to overflow, the group where the call was answered shows AgentAnswered and all other groups show OtherAnswered.
PresentedNotAnswered A call rang to an agent and was not answered. The disconnect reason for that agent will be PresentedNotAnswered.
ReEntered The call re-entered MVCCC routing via a new IRN. Typically the result of a script action or call routing destination targeting an IRN. Interflow is noted separately and takes precedence.
Interflow The call was routed by interflow rules on the service to a new destination. This always takes precedence over other disconnect reasons when applicable (e.g., ReEntered, PBXTransfer).
CallbackRequested The call ended because the caller requested a callback via a callback script.
BecameNonACD The call was an ACD call in queue or ringing to an agent, but started ringing to or was answered by an agent as a non-ACD call. Examples include an agent picking up another agent's ringing phone, or a script directing a call directly to an agent's extension.
PBXTransfer The call was transferred out of MVCCC to a destination in the PBX. Examples include an agent transferring a call to another PBX destination, or a script directing the call to a non-MVCCC destination (such as a "leave a message" option).

For a full list of Brightmetrics fields and their definitions, visit our Data Definitions page.

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