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Calling session statuses and skip types

Reference for every supporter status, session status, and skip variant inside a calling session

This reference covers every status and skip type you'll see inside a calling session, what each one means, when it's set, and what it affects.

Session statuses

These appear on the Calling Sessions index page in the status column.

Calling Sessions index page showing session statuses

Supporter statuses inside a session

Each supporter in a calling session carries a status that controls whether they're in the queue and how they appear in the data table.

Skip types

Five variants, each with different return behaviour. Pick the one that matches what the supporter asked for, or your judgement about when to try again.

Cycle reset behaviour

When you click Start a new cycle, here's what happens to each supporter:

StateAfter cycle reset
AvailableStill available
Unavailable (cooldown)Rechecked. Available if cooldown expired.
Skipped: this cycleReturned to queue (skip expires)
Skipped: quick duration / today / custom dateSkip unchanged. Returns when its own expiry fires.
Skipped: remove from sessionStill out. Permanent skips survive cycle resets.
System-skippedRechecked
Not callableStill not callable
CompletedStill completed. Doesn't re-enter the queue.

Unavailable vs Skipped

These two badges look similar but mean different things.

Unavailable is set before the call flow reaches a supporter, usually a cooldown from a recent call, evaluated at session creation or when cycling.

Skipped is set during the call flow, either by the system (when it passes over an unavailable supporter) or by you (via Skip for…).

So a supporter can move from Unavailable to Skipped during a cycle: they start with a cooldown badge, and once the call flow reaches them and skips past, they switch to the skipped badge.

Who can do what

ActionAdminCaptainVice-captain
Create a calling session
Run a session (make calls)
Skip / unskip supporters
Prioritise supporters
Start a new cycle

Any leader on a group can see the group's calling sessions in the index page.

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