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They come through automatically if there are calls in queue. As a supervisor I can adjust the skills of the types of calls that come through for reps. After a call is done, our system gives 30 seconds for wrap up time . If you don't put yourself in some type of off call status, then next call will come through.
Some centers or splits allow manual answer and after call work time to wrap up the call before taking another but they can be programmed to have no after call work time and Auto answer with zip tone or split announcements for the next call. Screen pops can present the customer record at the same time as the call. It all depends on how the contact center wants to handle calls.
Our calls come automatically but we have idle codes to be able to take us out of queue temporarily. Wrap up, break, and various project codes. Wrap up should be under 30 secs as we are encouraged to type while call is active but we do have a little flexibility in that we can go on Wrap up or personal as long as it's not abused. So to answer your question, although the calls automatically ring to us, we do have to manually answer them. If we miss calls they go back into queue which not only can piss off the customer but if happens too frequently is cause for a warning.
At my job, we have to manually answer the call and we get 4 mins of wrap time before going ready again automatically. However, if needed, we can extend wrap to give us extra time.