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AdminRobbie Wiggins (Admin, Chili Piper, Inc.) shared this idea ·
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AdminRobbie Wiggins (Admin, Chili Piper, Inc.) shared this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment When using the instant booker to suggest times, the customer sends over availability. However, minimum scheduling notices are not maintained. For example, if my meeting type has a 12-hr minimum scheduling notice, and I sent availability 2 days ago for today's 3pm and 4pm time slots, the prospect would be able to book that time, even though it’s outside of the 12-hour minimum scheduling notice. In other words, those times were sent two days ago, but the recipient is then booking them 3-4 hours prior to those times, overriding the minimum scheduling notice of 12 hours.
The feature request is to maintain the minimum scheduling notice when inserting suggested times--i.e. just because I sent availability 2 days ago, the recipient shouldn't then be able to book those same times and override the minimum scheduling notice of 12 hours.
AdminRobbie Wiggins (Admin, Chili Piper, Inc.) supported this idea ·
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AdminRobbie Wiggins (Admin, Chili Piper, Inc.) supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment Four queue calibration, the current default is that the calibration resets every month. If that setting is disabled, say if a customer wishes to reset the calibration every quarter, that then has to be done manually by the customer.
The ask is to enable a feature that would automate the recalibration of queues on whatever interval the customer wishes. So for example, if a customer wished to have queues calibrated every quarter, instead of having to log into chili piper and update, the customer could simply select "3 months" as the interval for recalibration and select the date on which it is to begin.
AdminRobbie Wiggins (Admin, Chili Piper, Inc.) supported this idea ·
The ability for customers for customers monitor what the avg. wait time is from form-fill to first availability displayed would be a huge value-add.
Customers can use the minimum scheduling notice, but based on historical calendar availability, it would be very valuable to understand when is the first available time. Was it 1, 2, 3, 4 days from current day, for example?
The fear is that prospects might get discouraged and go elsewhere if the first available meeting is 5 days from then. We're tracking the average time from submission to when they ultimately schedule a call, but not what's first available.
The ability to track this information would be huge