Michael Lloyd Shelton
Security Companies and Guards in Salt Lake City, UT

6707904, Mar 16, 2004

Feb 25, 2000

09/512429

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT

Teltronics, Inc. - Sarasota FL

H04M 300

37926506, 37926601

A method and call center system are disclosed for collecting and reporting information by the call center for use by a supervisor. A supervisor computer is connected to an automatic call distributor (ACD) server and a structured query language (SQL) server having an associated historical database for call center statistics, which are included as part of the call center having a plurality of agents for receiving incoming calls. At predetermined time intervals, status data relating to real time status changes of agents and incoming calls are forwarded from the ACD server to the supervisor. The received status data is processed at the supervisor computer and real time reports are displayed for supervisor monitoring of call center and agent statistics. At predetermined time intervals, statistical data related to agents and call center operation is forwarded from the SQL server and associated historical database to the supervisor, which is processed within the supervisor computer to obtain historical reports of call center operation.

6763104, Jul 13, 2004

Feb 24, 2000

09/513231

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT

Teltronics, Inc. - Petaluma CA

H04M 500

379265, 37926509, 37926511

A call center system and method of routing calls to individual agents within a call center is disclosed. Skills data, including a listing of skills and proficiency levels for each skill, are input via an automatic call distributor (ACD) manager having graphical user interface (GUI), to establish skills that will be available within the call center. Agents are set up that are used within the call center by listing each agent within the ACD manager and selectively mapping skills to each individual agent via the ACD manager and corresponding to what types of skills the agent possesses. A call is received within the call center and a requested type of service is determined and also what skills are required for answering the call are determined. The call is routed to an agent that has the highest efficiency level for the skills required for answering the call based on the requested type of service.

6603854, Aug 5, 2003

Feb 25, 2000

09/513850

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT

Teltronics, Inc. - Sarasota FL

H04M 300

37926506, 379 8825

A method and call center system monitors performance of agents in a call center. A call is received within a call center and has a plurality of agents, an automatic call distributor (ACD) server for routing calls to individual agents based on the proficiency skills of the agents, an interactive voice response (IVR) server, and in one aspect, a structured query language (SQL) server having a historical database. The requested type of service is determined and the call routed to an agent based on the requested type of service. After the call between an agent and caller is completed, the call is transferred to the IVR server and responses are solicited from the caller to allow the caller to rate the performance of the call center and agent. In the event that a response is indicative of a poor rating of an agent in the call center, the caller is transferred to a supervisor at a supervisor stations for personal questioning of the caller.

6587556, Jul 1, 2003

Feb 25, 2000

09/512428

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT

Teltronics, Inc. - Sarasota FL

H04M 700

379219, 379223

A method and system of configuring the scripting of a call center includes an interactive voice response (IVR) server and automatic call distributor (ACD) server and associated graphical user interface contained on a computer screen of an ACD manager that is loaded on a call center computer. A script editor window is displayed as a result of user input as part of a graphical user interface for the call center. The script editor window includes a script display area. Script icons are representative of ACD and IVR scripting actions and are dragged from an action toolbar into the script display area. The script icons are linked based on user input in the order which represents the IVR and ACD scripting within the call center.

7068774, Jun 27, 2006

Feb 25, 2000

09/513784

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT, US
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT, US
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT, US

Harris Corporation - Melbourne FL

H04M 3/00

37926501, 37926502, 37926512, 37926513

A method of tracking calls received within a call center is disclosed. A call is received within a call center switch that is connected to a call center via a host interface link (HIL). The call center has an automatic call distributor (ACD) server and interactive voice response (IVR) server, which is functionally integrated with the ACD server. The call is routed to the IVR server of the call center and responses are solicited from the caller to determine a requested type of service and what skills are required for answering a call. A route request based on an HIL protocol is determined within the call center and includes a new extension number and HIL messages. The call is routed based on the route request back to the call center and to an agent via the ACD server and HIL link such that the call can be tracked while in the call center and in queue.

7469047, Dec 23, 2008

Mar 8, 2005

11/075352

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT, US
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT, US
David Peterson - Pleasant Grove UT, US

Harris Corporation - Melbourne FL

H04M 3/00

37926501, 37926502, 37926512, 37926513

A method of tracking calls received within a call center is disclosed. A call is received within a call center switch that is connected to a call center via a host interface link (HIL). The call center has an automatic call distributor (ACD) server and interactive voice response (IVR) server, which is functionally integrated with the ACD server. The call is routed to the IVR server of the call center and responses are solicited from the caller to determine a requested type of service and what skills are required for answering a call. A route request based on an HIL protocol is determined within the call center and includes a new extension number and HIL messages. The call is routed based on the route request back to the call center and to an agent via the ACD server and HIL link such that the call can be tracked while in the call center and in queue.

7321298, Jan 22, 2008

Oct 10, 2005

11/247646

J. Andrew Judkins - Centerville UT, US
Michael Shelton - Salt Lake City UT, US
David Peterson - Riverton UT, US

Harris Corporation - Melbourne FL

G08B 29/00

340506, 340 31, 379219, 379223

A method and system of configuring the scripting of a call center includes an interactive voice response (IVR) server and automatic call distributor (ACD) server and associated graphical user interface contained on a computer screen of an ACD manager that is loaded on a call center computer. A script editor window is displayed as a result of user input as part of a graphical user interface for the call center. The script editor window includes a script display area. Script icons are representative of ACD and IVR scripting actions and are dragged from an action toolbar into the script display area. The script icons are linked based on user input in the order which represents the IVR and ACD scripting within the call center.