Support for agent log off due to idle timeout and browser disconnect

Last Updated : Nov 02, 2023 |
Prolog information
Avaya Workspaces for Avaya Experience Platform® On-Prem supports agents going to Not Ready mode with a pre-defined browser disconnect reason code. However, from Release 3.8.3, agents can get logged off automatically when the agent's idle time exceeds or the agent's browser is disconnected.
If there are no active interactions, the agent is logged off automatically after the agent exceeds the configured time. The agent moves from the Ready to Not Ready state and then transitions to the Log Out and Offline states.
However, if one or more active interactions are present, the agent cannot get logged off automatically. Instead, the agent moves from the Ready to Not Ready Pending state.
If the Enable drop all interactions feature is configured, the active interaction will be dropped after exceeding the configured time. The agent transitions to the Log Out state and fully exits the application after the call is dropped.
Note:
Interactions that are currently not active (in alerting or held state) will not be dropped automatically after exceeding the configured time. Agent must manually end them.