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Hi,

I was wondering; given the agents available and Average Handling Time what is the calculation to work out the capacity of those agents for a given time.

Say for example between 09:00 and 09:30 we will have 15 agents and the fore-casted AHT of this time will be 250 seconds. In this period the agents will be able to handle X calls. What is x?

Thanks for your help.

Johnny

Posted 1 year ago

Hi Johnny

30 minutes = 1800 seconds

1800/250 (AHT)= 7.2 calls per agent *15 agents = 108 calls

I believe this maybe what your looking for however this does not take into account any sla's.

Hope it helps

Regards

Neil

Posted 1 year ago

Hi Johnny,

Neils calcualtion also takes into account that all calls are received in a linear fashion.

If you did want to build an SLA into this you would need to lower the agents capacity based on call arrival accordingly.

I.e. you may get 80% of your traffic in the first 15 mins and 20% in the second. Your agents then do not have the capacity to answer and deal with as many calls because they are still on previous ones.

Chris.

Posted 1 year ago

on the bottom half of this form it tells you how many agents you need per amount of calls. i was thinking there may be a way to reverse this? which i think is pretty much what i need.

http://www.callcentrehelper.com/erlang-c-calculator-2473.htm

thanks for your help Neil & chris. will play around with that formula also.

Posted 1 year ago

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