Health and care
Front desk, billing to payers and follow-up recalls are not handled at the same desk. A billing question goes to billing, a booking request to the front desk, each with its own deadline.
Each request goes to the team able to take it, a response deadline is tracked for it on your calendar, and a request nobody picks up is reassigned or flagged under your rule.
7 days, 20 answered calls, no card
In a business with one team, the question of who calls back gets settled at the counter. As soon as there are two teams — service and sales, maintenance and leasing, a clinic front desk and its billing —, a request can sit in the wrong queue while the right one does not know it exists.
This add-on sends each request to an eligible team, by the skill and capacity you described: specialised queues, your distribution rules, and an overflow rule for when the intended team is full. For each file it keeps a response and resolution target you configure, on your own calendar and time zone, in business hours.
When a deadline draws near, the request is reassigned or someone is notified, once, under the rule you wrote. A board shows the delays and the load of each team, so an imbalance shows before it costs a customer.
You name the teams, what each one can take and its capacity. A specialised queue receives one precise kind of request: an emergency, a billing question, a leasing enquiry.
Each request is assigned to an eligible team by skill and capacity. The overflow rule says where a request goes when the intended team is full.
Response and resolution targets are yours. The clock is calculated and paused in business hours, on your calendar and time zone.
When a deadline draws near, the request is reassigned or someone is notified, once, under the configured rule. Every reassignment leaves a trace in the log.
Your base already assigns requests, callbacks and exceptions to a person, and it transfers a call or creates an assigned callback. This add-on adds cross-team routing and deadline clocks: specialised queues, distribution and overflow rules, response and resolution targets, alerts, reassignment, and a board of delays and load.
It does not resell the routing that belongs to a trade — field work, building maintenance, rounds, fleets, brokerage —, which keeps its own assignment. It is no availability commitment from Zenvox, and it supplies no outside staff and no supervisor: the teams and their targets are yours.
Front desk, billing to payers and follow-up recalls are not handled at the same desk. A billing question goes to billing, a booking request to the front desk, each with its own deadline.
Occupant service, maintenance and leasing are three teams inside one management company. A maintenance request does not wait in the applications queue.
At peak season, a question about a file should not wait behind ten booking requests. A specialised queue and its own deadline bring it up.
One team per branch, and an overflow rule when one is full: the request moves to the other instead of going unanswered.
You decide the teams, the rules and the targets. A reassignment follows the rule you wrote; a request no rule covers comes back to you instead of being decided in your place.
The add-on meters teams and rules, not requests.
Deadlines are targets you set for your teams, not service commitments from Zenvox.
The status shown is technical qualification. Routing lives in Zenvox; no software is required on your side.
It assigns them to a person, and it transfers a call or creates an assigned callback. This add-on adds routing across several teams: specialised queues, distribution and overflow rules, and a deadline tracked for each file.
No. They are the targets you set for your own teams, on your calendar and time zone. The add-on is no availability commitment from Zenvox, and it supplies neither staff nor a supervisor.
The request is reassigned or someone is notified, once, under the rule you wrote. The reassignment leaves a trace in the log, and the delay board shows it.
No. The routing that belongs to a trade — field work, building maintenance, rounds, fleets, brokerage — keeps its own assignment. This add-on adds cross-team routing and deadline clocks on top.
No. The users on your account are counted as before: the add-on creates no extra seat or profile.
The transfer included in your base, several locations, or the routing that belongs to field work.
Advanced team routing