GCP-GCX practice question 2 of 25
Which of the following Genesys Cloud CX features helps ensure that enough agents are in the right place at the right time?
Choose your answer, then check it against the explanation and the full breakdown below.
Question breakdown
Key idea: Workforce Management forecasts demand and builds schedules so the right number of agents with the right skills are available when interactions arrive.
How to reach the answer
- The clue is 'enough agents in the right place at the right time', which describes staffing and scheduling.
- Routing and queue management decide where an interaction goes, but they do not add staff.
- Reporting describes what happened and does not plan future staffing.
- Workforce Management handles forecasting, scheduling, and adherence, so C is the answer.
Each option
Common trap: Routing seems to put agents 'in the right place', but it only distributes work among agents who are already logged in.
In practice: WFM planners use historical queue volume to build forecasts and generate weekly schedules that meet service level targets.
Remember: Staffing the right agents at the right time is a forecasting and scheduling job, and that belongs to Workforce Management.
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