Erlang C Staffing Planner
Interval-level contact-centre staffing for Power BI. The visual takes your forecast and tells you how many agents each interval needs to hit your service level — using Erlang C, entirely inside Power BI, with no data leaving your report.
Published by WORK4WIFI LLC.
Documentation
| User guide | Setup, field mapping, the weighted handle-time measure, what-if parameters, troubleshooting |
| Field mapping | What each field well expects, and the measures behind them |
| How the calculation works | Erlang C, offered load, occupancy and shrinkage, worked through |
| Evaluation mode | What the free tier includes and what a licence unlocks |
| Support | Common problems, how to reach us, licensing and billing |
| Privacy policy | What the visual accesses, and what it transmits |
Support
Questions, problems, or a staffing number you cannot reconcile: cap@work4wifi.com
Check the support page first — most problems are one of half a dozen things, and each has a short answer there.
What it does not do
Version 1 models a single channel with no abandonment, no multi-skill routing and no channel blending. Queues are calculated separately and summed, which assumes no pooling between them. The user guide sets out the full list, because knowing where a model stops is part of using it properly.