Task Assignment on NVC360
As you create tasks on NVC360, you can assign them manually or automatically, depending on your preferred workflow.
Manual Task Assignment
1. Creating a New Task:
- Choose “Create Task” or “Bulk Import Tasks.”
- Fill out all required details in the task creation form.
- Select a team from the dropdown.
- Choose one or more agents in the “Assign Agent” section.
- Click “Submit” to finalize the task.
2. Assigning Existing Tasks:
- Navigate to the “Tasks” panel on the left sidebar.
- In the Actions column, click the three-dot menu for a task and choose “Assign.”
- Select an agent and click “Submit” to complete the process.
3. Assigning from the Dashboard:
- From the dashboard, open the “Unassigned” tab on the top left panel.
- Click on the “Assign Agent” button on the task tile.
- A popup will appear with a dropdown list of idle agents.
- Select the agent to immediately assign the task.
Auto Allocation
Automatically assign tasks in NVC360 using the Auto Allocation feature for maximum efficiency.
To Enable/Disable Auto Allocation:Go to Menu > Settings > Account Setup > Auto Allocation.
Auto Allocation is based on two core factors:
- Nearest agent (based on displacement)
- Available agent (based on scheduling)
You can configure notifications and task assignment methods in several ways:
Auto Allocation Methods
1. One by One:
- The request is sent to the nearest and most available agent.
- If the agent doesn’t respond within the set time or declines, the system automatically forwards it to the next best option.
2. Send to All:
- Broadcasts the request to all available agents.
- The first to accept gets the assignment.
3. Batch Wise:
- Requests are sent in batches based on distance, timing, and group size.
- The task is assigned to the first agent who accepts within each batch.
- If no one accepts, it remains unassigned.
4. Round Robin:
- Distributes tasks evenly among agents by balancing maximum task count and proximity.
- NVC360 filters out agents who’ve reached their task limit for the day, then assigns the task to the most optimal remaining agent.
5. Nearest Available:
- Tasks are force-assigned based on distance and current availability.
- The agent closest to the task location or currently idle gets the assignment.
6. First In First Out (FIFO):
- Tasks are queued in order of creation.
- New tasks won’t be assigned until earlier ones are.
- This method also supports batch-based notifications using distance, time, and group size parameters.