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# Monitoreo de carga del canal

Los supervisores pueden acceder al Panel de control y a los informes de análisis de CX para ver información completa sobre la carga del canal, ya que estos datos detallados no se muestran en las vistas de estado estándar.

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**Lo que los supervisores deben supervisar**:

* Conteo actual de interacción por tipo de canal
* Capacidad restante antes del estado ocupado
* Patrones de utilización específicos por canal
* Eficacia de la regla de Ocupado y oportunidades de optimización

**Mejores prácticas de análisis**:

En lugar de contar simplemente a los agentes "Ready", los supervisores deben:

1. Comprender las reglas de Ocupado configuradas para sus equipos
2. Supervisar la Configuración de capacidad de interacción en distintos perfiles de agente
3. Analizar la distribución de la carga del canal y los patrones
4. Usar análisis exhaustivos para tomar decisiones de dotación de personal y Enrutamiento


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