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- Telemarketing – Queue History

Follow-up Tracking & Queue Performance Monitor

- What is the Queue History Module

The Queue History sub-module is the memory and audit trail of the telemarketing queue system.

It displays every customer who has ever entered a telemarketing queue, along with:

Why they were put in the queue
When they were put in the queue
When they were handled
Whether the follow-up was completed on time

In simple terms:

Queue History answers:
“What happened to every customer placed in a queue?”

- Role within the Telemarketing System

Queue History links automation to accountability.

Queues decide who to contact
Live Calls handle who is currently being contacted
Queue History proves who was contacted, when, and how

It ensures that no lead, callback, or follow-up quietly disappears.

- Visual Layout Overview

The page is built around a clear, searchable table.

Design priorities:

Easy scanning of large volumes
Quick customer location
Clear status visibility
Zero clutter

This page is optimized for monitoring and review, not for performing actions.

- Smart Search at the Top

A single search bar allows instant lookup by:

Customer name
Phone number
Queue name
Queue type

- Queue History Table – What You See

Each row represents one queue entry (one follow-up responsibility).

- Entry ID

A unique serial number for the queue entry.

Useful for:

Internal tracking
Support discussions
Audit references

- Customer

Displays the customer's name, clickable to open the full profile.

This allows supervisors to:

Instantly review the customer context
See full interaction history
Verify follow-up accuracy

- Queue Name

Displays the queue that created the entry.

This clarifies:

Which automation rule created the task
Which workflow was responsible

- Phone

Displays the phone number associated with the queue entry.

This confirms:

Correct contact details
Which number was the target

- Type (Why this customer was put in the queue)

This column explains the reason the customer entered the queue.

Examples:

From a telemarketing list
Based on customer status
Due to a tag or folder
New lead
Missed call (inbound or outbound)

This provides context, not just data.

- Status

Displays the current lifecycle stage of the queue entry:

Pending – Awaiting handling
In Progress – Currently being handled
Completed – Successfully finished

Color-coded tags make status identification instant.

⏰ Due Date

The deadline by which the follow-up should be completed.

This helps managers to:

Identify overdue follow-ups
Enforce response time standards
Measure operational discipline

- Creation Date

Displays when the customer was put into the queue.

This answers the questions:

“How long has it been pending?”
“Was it queued at the right time?”

- Understanding Queue Types (Business View)

Queue History intelligently explains why customers appear here:

List-based queues → Campaign follow-ups
Status-based queues → Workflow-driven actions
Tag or folder queues → Segmentation logic
Missed call queues → Lost opportunity recovery
New lead queues → Instant response pipelines

This transforms queue data into meaningful operational insight.

- Why Queue History is So Important

Without Queue History:

Follow-ups are missed
Accountability is unclear
Automation becomes unreliable
Managers rely on guesswork

With Queue History:

✔ Every customer in a queue is traceable
✔ Every delay is visible
✔ Every workflow is auditable
✔ Follow-ups become reliable

- How Teams Use Queue History

Managers

Monitor follow-up discipline
Identify overdue items
Assess queue efficiency
Improve automation rules

Supervisors

Verify queues are being handled
Check completion timelines
Validate team responsiveness

Operations & Quality Control

Audit historical follow-ups
Investigate missed opportunities
Verify system logic

- In Simple Terms

Queue History ensures automation never becomes a black box.

It shows:
Who entered the queue
Why they entered
When they were handled
Whether the work was done
Nothing hidden. Nothing lost.

⭐ Final Summary

The Telemarketing – Queue History sub-module is the accountability engine for follow-ups.

It transforms telemarketing queues from:
“Automated background logic”
to-
A transparent, traceable, and reliable system
By documenting every queue action, it ensures control, visibility, and reliability in customer follow-ups.