Disposition Code Parameter Values for Nonvoice Tasks
The following table describes possible values for the dispositionCode response parameter for nonvoice tasks:
Type of Code |
Disposition Code Value |
Description |
---|---|---|
Normal End |
CD_NORMAL_END_TASK |
The task ended normally. |
Transfer |
CD_TASK_TRANSFER |
The task was transferred. The initiating application sends a new task request to CCE for routing that includes the task id of the first task. |
CD_TASK_TRANSFERRED_ON_AGENT_LOGOUT |
The task was transferred because the agent logged out during the task. | |
RONA |
CD_RING_NO_ANSWER |
The task timed out while waiting to be accepted by an agent. The task was redirected to another agent. |
Task Lifetime Exceeded |
CD_MAX_DIALOG_LIFETIME_EXCEEDED |
The dialog ended because it exceeded the maximum task duration for the MRD. |
Customer Abandoned |
CD_TASK_ABANDONED_WHILE_OFFERED |
The customer cancelled the task before the agent began working on the task. In this case, the Finesse user sees the offered dialog but the dialog is deleted before the user can accept it. |
Other |
CD_CANT_OBTAIN_DIALOG_ID |
The Agent PG could not assign an ID to the dialog. In this case, the Finesse user sees the offered dialog, but it is deleted before the user can accept the dialog. Contact Cisco Technical Support for assistance. |
CD_AGENT_LOGGED_OUT_DURING_DIALOG |
The agent working on the task logged out before the task ended. | |
CD_TASK_ENDED_DURING_APP_INIT |
This indicates that the dialog was in progress when the application path went down, and ended before the application path was reinitialized, but within the task life timeout threshold. When the application path was reinitialized, the Agent PG ended the dialog. | |
CD_APPLICATION_DISCONNECTED |
One instance of an application that is allowed to have multiple client connections with the same application path was disconnected. However, the application path is not down because another instance of the application is still connected. |