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Organisation profile: Adante
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| Organisation name | Adante |
| Short name or acronym | Adante |
| Organisation type | Company |
| Activity type | Call centers |
| Address | 2141 Palomar Airport RoadSuite 200 |
| Postal Code | 92009 |
| City | Carlsbad, CA |
| Country | United States |
| Phone | + +1 760 431 6400 |
| Fax | + +1 888 827 5557 (US only) |
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| Organisation URL | http:// |
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Adante, which is essentially "ACD e-mail". Call center
agents use their web browser to connect to an Adante server (Win 95 or
NT) which then gets them the "next e-mail in queue". It gives you all
the same kinds of routing criteria for e-mail that you get with a
voice-based ACD, including behind-the-scenes integration with customer
information.
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Last update: 2002-04-10 12:32:58
#!/usr/bin/ksh
# cntr.cgi --
# version 0
DOC=$DOCUMENT_ROOT$DOCUMENT_URI
VSTART=28-08-2008
WRONGLOG=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntr.txt
echo Content-type:text/html
echo
case $DOC in
*experts*) CDIR=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntex ;;
*orgs*) CDIR=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntor ;;
*) WRONG=yes ;;
esac
CFILE=${DOC##*/}
case ${CFILE} in
[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9].html) WRONG=no ;;
*) WRONG=yes ;;
esac
[ $WRONG = yes ] &&
{ echo "$(date) $REMOTE_ADDR ${DOC}" >> $WRONGLOG
exit
}
CCNT=${CDIR}/${CFILE%.html}.txt
CLCK=${CDIR}/${CFILE%.html}.lck
[ -s $CCNT ] && COUNT=$(head -1 $CCNT)
COUNT=$(( ${COUNT:-0} + 1 ))
[ -f $CLCK ] ||
{ touch $CLCK
echo $COUNT > $CCNT
rm -f $CLCK
}
echo " Visits since $VSTART: $COUNT"
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