dispositions
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System Statuses vs Campaign Statuses in VICIdial
System statuses apply everywhere; campaign and group statuses are scoped. Here is how VICIdial decides which set an agent sees.
Read postWhat the DNC Flag on a VICIdial Status Actually Does
The DNC flag on a status marks a lead do-not-call, counts it in DNC totals, and can push it onto your DNC lists depending on campaign settings.
Read postThe Callback Flag: Turning Any VICIdial Status Into a Callback
Set Callback=Y on a VICIdial status and it becomes a callback type, popping a calendar and prompting the agent for a date and time.
Read postNot Interested vs Unworkable Flags in VICIdial
Both flags stop a lead being dialed, but Not Interested keeps it off DNC lists while Unworkable means the lead is simply not viable.
Read postThe Completed Flag: Marking a VICIdial Lead Done
The Completed flag says a lead needs no further calls without putting it under DNC, Not Interested, or Unworkable, and it feeds several reports.
Read postHow VICIdial Dispositions Decide Lead Recycling
The DNC, Not Interested, Unworkable, and Completed flags take a lead out of rotation; everything else stays callable and can recycle back into dialing.
Read postWhat Are VICIdial Status Groups and Why Use Them
Status Groups let you override a campaign's dispositions for calls placed within a specific list or handled by a specific in-group.
Read postVICIdial MIN SEC and MAX SEC: Gating Statuses by Call Length
The MIN SEC and MAX SEC fields decide whether an agent can pick a given status based on how long the call ran.
Read postHow to Override VICIdial Statuses Per List or In-Group
Attach a Status Group to a list or in-group so those calls present a different disposition set than the rest of the campaign.
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