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Posted on by El_Nicos

Hello everyone,

I'm working on a Copilot that transfers the chat to agents in Customer Service. However, I would like to manage what happens if no agents are connected. Is there a way for the Copilot to know that and react based on this ? (ex. If no agents are connected, fill out a form to create a case, etc.).

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PerezAguiar Microsoft Employee on at

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If no agents are connected, then... ?

Hey!

There is much more going on previously. The bot must probably be connected to a Workstream that will also have some queues and routing enabled. So what to do when you have all agents in the queue "not available"? Well, you can configure Overflow conditions https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-service/administer/manage-overflow. Basically, you can implement some logic so if you exceed a certain number of workitems in queue: Let's say you have 5 agents configured to receive 3 conversations each, so the number of items in queue should be 15/16 max. As per documentation you can

- Transfer to another queue that has no Agent, but a different Bot, that will ask the customer some questions and will generate the Case automatically

- End the call

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Dengliang Li Microsoft Employee on at

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If no agents are connected, then... ?

Hi,

According to the official documentation.
Preconfigured automated message triggers

If there is no agent connected, the relevant automated message is displayed to the customer.

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Dengliang Li

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