GOTO vector step conditions

Last Updated : Sep 18, 2026 |
Prolog information
The following table lists the conditions against which the contact center can check the call:
Condition
Description
ani
The contact center checks the Automatic Number Identification (ANI).
available-agents
The contact center checks the number of available agents in the specified skill queue.
calls-queued
The contact center checks the number of queued calls for the specified skill and priority level or higher.
counted-calls
The contact center checks the number of active calls in the specified VDN.
digits
The contact center checks the digits obtained by the collect step.
expected-wait
The contact center checks the expected wait time for the best skill, for the call, or for the indicated skill at the specified priority level.
holiday
The contact center checks if the call comes during holidays.
oldest-call-wait
The wait time of the oldest call in the skill queue with the specified priority level or higher match the condition criteria.
rolling-asa
The current average speed of answer for the specified skill match the condition criteria.
service-hours
The contact center checks if the call comes during working hours.
staffed-agents
The contact center checks the number of logged-in agents for the specified skill.
time-of-day
The contact center checks the time when the call comes to the contact center.
unconditionally
The Routing Core Server passes the call from the current vector step to a preceding or subsequent vector step, or to another vector without checking a condition.
wait-improved
The contact center puts subsequent calls in the queue if their expected wait time improved by threshold value specified in the condition after the Routing Core Server queues the current call.
vector or VDN variable name
The contact center checks the value of the specified variable.