Required FTE Calculation (Non-Voice)
Hi,
Can someone help me please.
I’m tryin to get the required HC/FTE per day using the below info.
Volume: 166 emails
AHT: 34 minutes
Occupancy: 90%
Bio Break: 10 minutes allowed per day
hours of operation: 9am to 6pm
Work Hours: 7.5
SLA: all emails must be processed on or before 5pm
note: Interval data not available (not possible to provide)
Thank you
Question asked by sinnedennis
Dennis,
WL = 166*(34/60) = 94.07
FTE Hrs
After Occ = (90%*7.5) = 6.75
Excluding Bio-Break
=6.75*(1-(10/60/7.5))
=6.75*(1-2%)
=6.6
Agents Req = 94.07/6.6 = 14.25 (=15)
Ideally you must consider 6-10% of Shrinkage depending on how much your associates like/dislike the work culture which directly leads to absences (specially unplanned)
With thanks to sushil10s
Non Voice Process – Manpower Requirement
Hi,
Can someone help me please.
I’m tryin to get the required HC/FTE per day using the below info.
Volume: 70000 Doc
AHT: 30 Sec.
Occupancy: 90%
Bio Break: 10 minutes allowed per day
hours of operation: 24*7
Work Hours: 7.5
SLA: all Doc must be processed on 6 Hrs
Thank you
Vikram Singh
With thanks to Vikram
Have You Tried the Erlang Calculator?
https://www.callcentretools.com/tools/erlang-calculator/
With thanks to Jonty
My Opinion
Total volume 166
AHT 34
Total work time is 7:50 (HH:MM)
7*60 420
50
470
AHT 34
per person can complete 14
166/13.82
Agent required 12
12.01*14 166
With thanks to sureshkumar R
Be Careful With Occupancy
Be Careful with an Occupancy of 90%. This will lead to burnout and higher AHT.
Set the occupancy as a maximum of 85%.
With thanks to Jonty
64 Cases Per Month
64 cases per month
Processing time for one case 10 days
SLA 90% of the cases to be completed within the10 day
What you would be the staffing requirement
With thanks to Aju
It All Depends Upon How Long It Takes to Process A Case
How many hours of effort does it take to process a case?
With thanks to Jonty
Manpower Calculation
weekly Volume – 10000,
AHT – 300 Secs,
Occupancy – 80%,
PTL – 85%,
Shrinkage -15%,
Agent work hours 40.
What is the Weekly FTE?
With thanks to Sandee
Break It Down By Day
First you need to break it down by day
Then you can run it through an Erlang Calculator.
https://www.callcentretools.com/tools/erlang-calculator/
With thanks to Jonty
Aht Calculation
total working hrs – 10
break – 1hr
jobs to be processed – 170
occupancy – 90%
With thanks to koushiki
Use the Erlang Calculator Day Planner
https://www.callcentretools.com/tools/erlang-calculator/day-planner.php
With thanks to Jonty
Author: Jonty Pearce
Published On: 12th Apr 2022 - Last modified: 25th Jul 2024
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