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Environment:
Oracle B2C Service Console, Customer Portal
Resolution:
The re-sequencing happens during Chat transferring. Since the position is based on when the chat was requested, some reordering is necessary. What you are seeing is this: User 1 requests a chat, in position 1. User 2 requests a chat, in position 2. User 3 requests a chat, in position 3. User 4 requests a chat, in position 4. Agent One pulls in a chat. Since the longest in queue is User 1. Chat exchange happens. Meanwhile, the queue positions change: User 2 in position 1 User 3 in position 2 User 4 in position 3 Agent A transfers User 1 to the same queue. That puts User 1 in position 4, but he's been in the queue the longest, so he's going to get pulled next (like going to the post office and they tell you to fill out a form, step aside, and when you're done you don't need to go to the end of the line again). Agent B pulls a chat, and gets User 1 (because he's been in the queue the longest). There is a brief moment there where the chats get reshuffled- where you'll see: User 2 in position 1 User 3 in position 1 User 4 in position 2 It takes maybe 5 or 10 seconds and the chats are properly re-sequenced. For example, User 4 will go from being in position 2, back to 3 (because User 1 was actually waiting the longest). You'll see this a couple times in the video - although the second time you won't see the last re-sequence as I hit my 5 minute time limit.
One option to consider is possibly not including the ${queue-position} from the ChatQueueWaitTime widget's label_estimated_wait_time message base. It might be a better option if queue wait times are relatively short and the queue count is higher. This can be added to your chat_landing page:
<rn:widget path="chat/ChatQueueWaitTime" label_queue_position="Some other message or none at all"/>
This way, end users wouldn't see the position.