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EasyErlang has many features not found in other Erlang C calculators. These include exertions to the standard Erlang model and integration with Microsoft Excel. Extensions to Erlang CThe theoretical Erlang C model used in workforce management tools and call center calculators tends to overestimate the required number of agents and the service level they can deliver. EasyErlang has unique features that make Erlang model approximate real-world situation effectively: Abandon Time Some callers, when do not receiving immediate service, simply hang up and redial. You can specific the percentage of callers that you expect to redial instead of waiting in the queue; EasyErlang adjusts the calculations to accommodate for additional load generated by these callers. Shrinkage The precise calculation of the Erlang model often results is a fraction, e.g. the required staffing is 34.7 agents. Obviously, we cannot employ a 0.7 person, so EasyErlang rounds the result up to the next integer (whole number) – 38 in this case. However, in some instances it is beneficial to see the number of agents as a fraction instead of a whole number. For example, if the actual staffing is 34.1 CSRs, you may decide that you can tolerate the additional load and plan for only 34 agents. Agent Utilization Capacity Microsoft ExcelEasyErlang is a self contained calculator and is sufficient for most day to day tasks. However, you may want to use Microsoft Excel for further calculations, charting, etc. EasyErlang allows you to:
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