What is a Grader-Based Automation?
Grader Based Automation aims to ensure that each grader receives the specified total number of tickets to grade.
Unlike Agent-Based Assignment type Automations where the goal is to ensure Agents have a specific number of tickets QA'd, the goal of a Grader Based automation is to assign a number of specified tickets to a Grader, regardless of equally splitting the QA by Agent.
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Note: Grader Based Automation is not Grader QA. Learn more about Grader QA here!
Using Grader-Based Assignments in Automations
Step 1: Reaching the correct Automation Form
On the Sharing Automation page click on "Create New Automation". Then, select "Send Agent QA Assignments".
Step 2: Filling out the Agent QA Automation
An Agent QA Automation will have the following sections:
Describe the Automation: What is the name of the Automation and assignments
Choose Rubric: What rubric will be used to grade the assigned tickets
Choose Tickets: What tickets should be assigned for grading
Assign Tickets: Who will receive the grading assignments
Set Schedule: When and how frequently does the automation run
Send Notifications: How will graders be alerted that they have tickets to grade
For this step, fill out every section as you would for a regular Agent Based automation except for the "Assign Tickets" section.
Step 3: Creating the Grader Based Automation
Within the Assign Tickets section, first select "Grader" to specify that this automation will be Grader Based instead of Agent Based.
After this selection, specify what graders will be receiving these tickets to grade. In this case, you can choose to either send tickets to grade to a User Group or individually select graders.
Third, specify how many tickets each grader will receive.
Finally, select what agent group the Grader Based automation will use to assign tickets from.
You can confirm whether the automation is set to your liking by checking the Assignment Summary.
Step 4: Saving and Testing the Automation
After saving the automation, users can test the automation by locating the Automation Tile from the Automations page. Depending on how those results appear, you can now run the automation as usual!
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