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In which two ways are chats transferred? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Only open chat activities in which the customer has not left the chat session can be transferred. E. Only one chat activity can be transferred at a time. Chats can only be transferred when they are still active (open) and the customer remains in the session - you cannot transfer a chat the customer has already abandoned, making A correct. Additionally, agents can only transfer one chat activity at a time, not multiple…
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In which two ways are chats transferred? (Choose two.)
Options
- AOnly open chat activities in which the customer has not left the chat session can be transferred.
- BChats can be transferred to departments directly.
- CAgents can transfer the chat activities based on the Maximum Task limit setting.
- DAgents have unlimited transfers of chat activity.
- EOnly one chat activity can be transferred at a time.
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A89% (24)
- B7% (2)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
Chats can only be transferred when they are still active (open) and the customer remains in the session - you cannot transfer a chat the customer has already abandoned, making A correct. Additionally, agents can only transfer one chat activity at a time, not multiple simultaneously, making E correct.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B is incorrect because chats are transferred to queues or individual agents, not directly to departments.
- C is incorrect because the Maximum Task limit controls how many simultaneous tasks an agent can handle - it has no role in determining transfer eligibility.
- D is incorrect because transfers are constrained (one at a time), so they are not "unlimited" in a simultaneous sense.
Memory tip: Think "A-E = Active and Exclusive" - transfers only work on Active chats (customer still present) and are Exclusive (one at a time). If the customer is gone or you're already mid-transfer, the transfer cannot proceed.
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