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Resolution:
Incident queues are basically groups of incidents from which agents can pull incidents to work on. Incoming incidents can be assigned to queues by workflow rules. Incidents can be assigned to a queue, and then, based on the staff member's profile, a staff member can pull incidents from the queues they are allowed access to. You can also configure the queue to assign incidents in a round-robin fashion to all staff members whose profile includes the queue. Incidents however, cannot be created from the report.
Administrators can configure queues from any interface. Staff profiles specify which queues staff members can pull incidents from. Profiles also include the pull policy, pull quantity, and inbox limit. Only incidents that are not assigned to a specific staff member and have an unresolved status type can be pulled from a queue.
You can make the Queue field required by editing the incident workspace. Open the workspace for editing, click the Queue field, and set the Required property to On New And Edit.
You can define one of your queues to be the default, so that incidents created by staff members from the administration console are automatically assigned to that queue unless otherwise routed by a rule. To set the default queue, open the queue for editing and check the Default check box.
Note: Incidents submitted via the Ask a Question page or via email are not automatically assigned to the default queue. You must set up appropriate incident business rule to set the queue for incidents submitted via Ask a Question or email.
Typically, when setting up incident queues, you need to do the following:
Specific instructions for each of these actions are provided below.
Use the steps below to set up the incident queue. When you add a queue, additional fields are enabled on the Service tab when editing a staff profile. The field added to the Service tab include the Pull Policy, Pull Limit, Inbox Limit, and Statistics.
Steps:
Then:
To have incoming incidents assigned automatically to a queue, you must add or modify an existing rule to include an action that assigns incidents to the incident queue. See Answer ID 1842 for an Overview of business rule functionality
Modify the appropriate staff profile to allow staff to pull incidents from the incident queue you created:
Click Save.
For additional information, refer to the 'How You Route Incidents to Queues' section in the Online Help User Guide documentation. To access Oracle B2C Service manuals and documentation online, refer to the Documentation for Oracle B2C Service Products.