Which of the following are examples of user status?

• A. Available
• B. Away
• C. Break
• D. On Queue

Answer: (C)

User status is the current state of an agent’s availability to handle interactions, used for routing and reporting. Break is the clearest example of this, because it explicitly marks the agent as temporarily unavailable for work during a planned pause. It represents a defined off-work state that the system recognizes and logs for metrics like break duration and adherence.

On Queue describes where a work item is in the routing process (waiting in a queue) rather than the agent’s personal availability, so it isn’t a user status. The other options — Available and Away — relate to an agent’s presence, but the scenario focuses on a defined status that indicates a break, which Break provides.