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Setting up a callback enables the caller to hang up their phone rather than waiting for an agent to answer their existing call. When the caller hangs up their phone, NewVoiceMedia does not count the call as abandoned. When an appropriate agent becomes available to handle the call, NewVoiceMedia initiates an outbound call from that agent to the caller. NewVoiceMedia changes the agent's state to Busy Callback.

By default, NewVoiceMedia makes the callback to the original CLID.

Alternatively, you can configure your interaction plan to overwrite the callback number. For example, you might request that the caller provides an alternative number and use that for the callback. For information about overwriting the callback number, see Setting up queued callbacks.

By default, NewVoiceMedia maintains both the caller's original waiting time and all skills, agreements, and data sources associated with the call. NewVoiceMedia initiates the callback, therefore, at approximately the same time that the original call would have been answered. NewVoiceMedia routes the call to the same queue as the original call.

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To report on queued callbacks, you can use Dashboards; the latest Advanced Reporting and Statistics package in Salesforce, which uses the new Stats API; or the Stats API.

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