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Draft:GAMD/Current/Agent/Logging in | GenesysEngage-cloud | Logging in | How to log in | Gplus Adapter for Microsoft Dynamics 365 | Draft:GAMD | Agent | ||||||||
Draft:GASN/Current/Admin/Packages | Packages | Packages | Download the Gplus Adapter for ServiceNow package here. | Gplus Adapter for ServiceNow | Draft:GASN | Admin | ||||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AddAdapterInstance | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Add an Adapter Instance to the Configuration Server | Add an Adapter Instance | The Adapter does not use a wizard application. Manual steps are required to add the application to the Configuration Server and complete the configuration. The present version of the Adapter does not support installation with the Genesys Administrator and its metadata files. We recommend the Adapter Application object is installed using the Genesys Configuration Manager. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AddAnnexData | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Adding Annex Data for Virtual Queues & Skills | Adding Annex Data | This section discusses adding individual configuration to a Skill or Virtual Queue to provide additional configuration of the associated call/interaction target. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AddPlaceGroup | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Adding a Place Group to a Site | Adding a Place Group | All of the reports, with the exception of the daily Agent Productivity report, can include a Site field, if necessary. The Gplus Adapter creates an association between Place Groups and Sites by adding a siteName option to a Place Group's Annex Data . Only the Place Groups included in the genesys.placeGroups Section of the Options are included and, therefore, only those Place Groups should be modified. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AddServers | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Adding T-Servers and Interaction Servers | Adding Servers | The application establishes connections with the T-Servers, SIP Servers, Interaction Servers, and Message Servers listed under the Connections tab of the Properties window. Adding a server is accomplished the same way that any other Genesys application would add connections to servers in the Genesys environment. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Aspect | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Aspect Historical Reports & Real-time Adherence | Aspect | Genesys event data is filtered and aggregated to provide interval activity data and a real-time data feed for Aspect WFM. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AspectOnlyAddAgentsToDataGroup | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Aspect Only: Adding Agents to a Data Group for Staff Group and APS Reports | Aspect Only: Adding Agents to a Data Group | The association between an agent and a Data Group is created by adding the Data Group name as Annex data to an Agent Group that contains the Person object for the agent. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AspectOptions | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Application Options for Aspect | Aspect | Gplus Adapter application options are discussed in this topic. To change the application options, open the Adapter Application in the Configuration Manager and select the Options tab. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/AWSCredentialsS3Bucket | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Amazon Web Service Credentials - S3 Bucket | AWS Credentials - S3 Bucket | The following discussion is based on the information provided on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) webpage, Working with AWS Credentials. This discussion assumes that Genesys has provided the credentials for the AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) User to access the Simple Storage Service (S3) bucket. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/ClientConfig | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Client Configuration | Client Configuration | The following options in the historical.ftp section must be configured or at least considered: | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/ConfigServer | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Configuration Server Connection | Configuration Server Connection | The connection parameters are defined in the GPlusWFM.properties file contained in the config directory of the adapter installation. Note: The adapter still accepts the parameters defined in the script files of a previous version but we recommend using the new |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/EventAttributeDeterminers | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Event Attribute Determiners | Event Attributes Determiners | There are several determiner Options in the Adapter configuration. These Options identify an event attribute that can be used for any number of purposes; some of which are listed below:
All the determiners share common functionality and work in the same way. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/IncludedFiles | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Included Files | Included Files | The installation package contains all the required components, except the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). Installation of the application is a matter of copying the distribution files into a suitable directory. The examples below demonstrate an Adapter instance installed in the GPlusAdapter folder. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Install-Win-permissions | GenesysEngage-cloud | Installation and Windows Permissions | Installation and Windows Permissions | Learn about file and folder permissions. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Installation and Windows Permissions | GenesysEngage-cloud | Installation and Windows Permissions | Installation and Windows Permissions | Administrator privileges are required to install the Adapter. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/JVM | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Java Virtual Machine | Java Virtual Machine | The Gplus Adapter is a Java application that runs in a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that isolates the application from the underlying operating system. Note: The 9.0 version of the Gplus Adapter requires Java 11. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/LicenseFile | GenesysEngage-onpremises | License File | License File | The temporary license file (license.txt) is in the config folder of the Gplus Adapter installation. This license allows the adapter to run on any server for a specified number of days. The expiry date is listed in the license file. When a production license is purchased, the temporary license file must be replaced with the new file. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/LogFiles | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Log Files | Log Files | Depending upon the logging configuration, there may be more than one set of logs contained in the logging folder. This chapter is concerned with the event logs that also include logging of state changes for Agents and media interactions. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/LoggingConfig | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Logging Configuration | Logging Configuration | The Gplus Adapter has four types of logs and only the first two are configurable beyond enable or disable :
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Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/LoggingFTPReportDirectories | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Logging, FTP, and Report Directories | Logging, FTP, and Report Directories | The installation package contains a default set of folders for log files and historical reports. These folders (except for the recovery folder) do not have to be used; the configuration options allow for alternatives.
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Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/ManageWindowsService | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Managing Windows Service: prunmgr Application | Managing Windows Service: prunmgr Application | The Apache Commons™ daemon™ project provides a Windows GUI application for managing an installed Service without having to resort to editing Register parameters or reinstalling the Service. This prunmgr application is discussed below regarding the Gplus Adapter installation. For more information, see the Apache website. The application is contained in the wrappers folder of the Adapter installation and is started with the following: prunmgr.exe //ES//GPlusAdapterServiceName Any changes to the configuration are implemented by stopping and restarting the Service after applying the changes. The options and parameters appropriate to the Adapter Service wrapper are discussed below. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/MediaReports | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Media and Reports | Media & Reports | There are two common Stream configurations:
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Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/MultipleAdapters | GenesysEngage-onpremises | 'Multiple Adapters' | 'Multiple Adapters' | The initial versions of the Adapter were limited to providing a set of historical reports and one RTA data feed to a single Aspect WFM Server. Stream functionality was added to the Adapter with Version 5.1 to allow a single Adapter instance to provide historical reports and RTA data feeds to multiple WFM Servers. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/NICE-IEX | GenesysEngage-onpremises | NICE-IEX Historical Reports & Real-time Adherence | NICE-IEX | Genesys event data is filtered and aggregated to provide interval activity data and a real-time data feed for NICE/IEX WFM. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/NICEOptions | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Application Options for NICE-IEX | NICE-IEX | The Gplus Adapter application options are presented in this section. To change the application options, open the Adapter Application in the Configuration Manager and select the Options tab. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/NonCampaignCalls | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Non-Campaign Outbound Calls | Non-Campaign Outbound Calls | If the campaignTarget.determiner fails to identify a Campaign Name on a Progressive or Predictive call but the callType.determiner parses a target name from a queued event on a monitored VQ, the outbound call is reported in the Forecast Report as a customer call. Calls that do not have an associated target are still regarded as outbound calls but they are only counted in the Agent Productivity Report as non-customer outbound activity. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/OverviewFileTransfer | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Setting up Secure File Transfer | Overview | The file transfer protocol that forwards the historical reports to the remote eWFM server can be configured to use SSH (Secure Shell) as the underlying network channel. Three options are included in the historical.ftp section of the application configuration to set up the Gplus Adapter as an SSH client. The configuration of the client side of the SSH channel is reasonably simple as most of the complexity is reserved for the configuration of the server side. A description of some of the possible errors due to a misconfigured client or server has been included in Troubleshooting section. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/OverviewOutbound | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Overview: Outbound Voice Campaigns | Overview | The Gplus Adapter now supports the Outbound Campaign types that did not fit the original inbound voice call model used to define a customer call. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/OverviewRRR | GenesysEngage-cloud | Overview: Recovery, Restarts, and Reconnects | Overview | The Gplus Adapter was designed to run for extended periods with little or no maintenance. However, all of the tracked activity and configuration information is stored in in-memory tables and that data can be lost or left incomplete due to upsets or restarts. The following is a description of the mechanisms used by the Adapter to mitigate the effect of the upsets and restarts. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Permissions | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Installation and Windows Permissions | Required Permissions | Administrator permissions are required to install the Adapter. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/PredictiveProgressive | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Predictive and Progressive Campaigns | Predictive & Progressive Campaigns | Both the Predictive and Progressive campaign types have call flows that start as a dialing event on a Routing Point, queued on a Virtual Queue, diverted to and then answered by an available agent with an optional ACW interval after the call is released. The adapter does not differentiate between the two Campaign types. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/PredictiveProgressiveASM | GenesysEngage-cloud | Predictive and Progressive with ASM | Predictive & Progressive with ASM | Agent Seizing Mode (ASM) adds an extra seizing call from the dialer to the start of the Predictive and Progressive call flows. This extra call ensures that an agent is engaged to join the successfully completed outbound call immediately after the campaign call is answered. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/PreviewPushPreview | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Preview and Push Preview Campaigns | Preview & Push Preview Campaigns | The Preview and Push Preview campaigns are tracked properly by the Adapter if the campaignTarget.determiner and the classifyPartyDeterminer are configured to identify the Campaign Name and disposition code respectively. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/PrivatePublicKey | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Generating the Private-Public Key Pair | Generating the Private-Public Key Pair | The authentication of the SSH login to the remote server can be run using a public-private key pair. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Reconnects | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Reconnects | Reconnects | Disconnects and the subsequent reconnects can occur as the result of two different scenarios:
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Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Recovery | GenesysEngage-cloud | Recovery | Recovery | Recovery refers to the processes in place for the Adapter to recover after a shutdown and restart. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Restarts | GenesysEngage-cloud | Restarts | Restarts | A restart refers to a shutdown and restart that was not the result of an incident but rather a scheduled downtime for maintenance, an upgrade or some other planned activity. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/SecureFileTransferProblems | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Secure File Transfer Problems | Secure File Transfer Problems | The following excerpt is an example of the logging generated by a successful file transfer using the Secure File Transfer Protocol. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/ServerConfig | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Server Configuration | Server Configuration | The SSH server should support configuration for the authentication modes it allows and which mode it attempts first. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/SolutionControlServer | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Solution Control Server Integration | Solution Control Server Integration | Note: SCS integration requires a Local Control Agent (LCA) instance installed on the server hosting the Gplus Adapter and a properly configured Host object in the Configuration Server.The Gplus Adapter can be started and stopped using the Solution Control Interface for both the Windows and “unix” versions by invoking the Java executable with the command-line arguments. Also, an adapter instance installed as a Windows Service can be controlled by invoking a command on the |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/StartUpTest | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Initial Startup Test | Initial Startup Test | Even though the application has not been configured in the Configuration Manager yet, it should start and create a log file before failing. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Teleopti | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Teleopti Historical Reports & Real-time Adherence | Teleopti | Genesys event data is filtered and aggregated to provide interval activity data and a real-time data feed for Teleopti WFM. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/TeleoptiOptions | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Application Options for Teleopti | Teleopti | Each of the Gplus Adapter application options is discussed in this chapter. To change the application options, open the Adapter Application in the Configuration Manager and select the Options tab. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Test | GenesysEngage-cloud | Test unstructured | placeholder context | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | ||||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Testsubtopic | GenesysEngage-cloud | Testsubtopic | Testsubtopic | Text | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/ThresholdTime | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Threshold Time Format | Threshold Time Format | The service level calculations are based on calls/interactions that meet or do not meet configured service or abandoned time thresholds. These thresholds are set as a default per media or added to the following configuration objects: Skills , Virtual Queues and interactionTargets . |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/TimeZoneID | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Time Zone IDs | Time Zone IDs | The list of acceptable values to specify the Gplus Adapter timeZone Option mirrors the list of acceptable Time Zone IDs for the Java JVM. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/Verint | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Verint Historical Reports & Real-time Adherence | Verint | Genesys event data is filtered and aggregated to provide interval activity data and a real-time data feed for Verint WFM. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/VerintOptions | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Application Options for Verint | Verint | Each of the Gplus Adapter application options is discussed in this chapter. To change the application options, open the Adapter Application in the Configuration Manager and select the Options tab. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/Deployment/WindowsInstallScript | GenesysEngage-onpremises | Windows Installation Script | Windows Installation Script | The windows_install.bat script file can run all the tasks required to install the Gplus Adapter instance as a Windows Service. This file uses the script files contained in the scripts\windows folder; do not alter these script files. |
Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/IEXDeployment/Adapter-ConfigurationServer | GenesysEngage-cloud | Add an Adapter Instance to Configuration Server | Add an Adapter Instance to Configuration Server | Use Configuration Manager to import the Adapter's application template and create an Adapter application. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | IEXDeployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/IEXDeployment/Historical-Reports | GenesysEngage-cloud | Historical Reports | Historical Reports | The Adapter support various historical reports. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | IEXDeployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/IEXDeployment/LogFiles-Reports | GenesysEngage-cloud | Logging, FTP and Report Directories | Logging, FTP and Report Directories | Blah, blah, blah | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | IEXDeployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/IEXDeployment/Real-Time-Adherence | GenesysEngage-cloud | Real-Time Adherence | Real-Time Adherence | RTA tracks agent states with an asynchronous connection protocol. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | IEXDeployment | |||||||
Draft:GAWFM/9.0/IEXDeployment/Windows-InstallPermissions | GenesysEngage-cloud | Installation and Windows Permissions | Installation and Windows Permissions | Administrator privileges are needed to install the Adapter. | Gplus Adapter for WFM | Draft:GAWFM | IEXDeployment | |||||||
Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud/Library/Library/GEcCap | GenesysEngage-cloud | Capabilities | Capabilities | Maps to the CAPABILITIES tab of the spreadsheet on Sharepoint. Content on this page populates the following page in the PMO reference doc: Genesys Multicloud CX capabilities |
Genesys Multicloud CX | Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud | Library | |||||||
Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud/Library/Library/GEcCompliance | GenesysEngage-cloud | Compliance | Compliance | Maps to the COMPLIANCE tab of the spreadsheet on Sharepoint. Content on this page populates the following customer-facing page: Genesys Engage cloud capabilities |
Genesys Engage Multicloud | Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud | Library | |||||||
Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud/Library/Library/GEcTelCon | GenesysEngage-cloud | Connectivity | Connectivity | Maps to the TEL_CON tab of the spreadsheet on Sharepoint. Content on this page populates the following customer-facing page: Genesys Engage cloud capabilities |
Genesys Engage Multicloud | Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud | Library | |||||||
Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud/Library/Library/GEcUC | GenesysEngage-cloud | Use Cases | Use Cases | Maps to the USE_CASES tab of the spreadsheet on Sharepoint. Content on this page populates the following customer-facing page: Genesys Multicloud CX capabilities |
Genesys Multicloud CX | Draft:GenesysEngageMulticloud | Library | |||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/agentScoring | GenesysEngage-cloud | How Does GPR Score Agents? | How Does GPR Score Agents? | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/deploy | GenesysEngage-cloud | Install and Configure Predictive Routing | Install and Configure Predictive Routing | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/encodings | GenesysEngage-cloud | Appendix: Supported Encodings | Appendix: Supported Encodings | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/glossary | GenesysEngage-cloud | GPR Glossary Terms (Internal Use-Not for Publication) | GPR Glossary Terms (Internal Use-Not for Publication) | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/ixnFlows | GenesysEngage-cloud | Routing Scenarios Using GPR | Routing Scenarios Using GPR | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/ops | GenesysEngage-cloud | Operations: Updating, Maintenance, Logging, Troubleshooting | Operations: Updating, Maintenance, Logging, Troubleshooting | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/preReqs | GenesysEngage-cloud | System Requirements, Pre-Requisites, and Planning | System Requirements, Pre-Requisites, and Planning | Draft:GPR | Deployment | |||||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/9.0.0/Deployment/agentScoring | GenesysEngage-onpremises | How Does GPR Score Agents? | How Does GPR Score Agents? | GPR scores agents based on the data uploaded to the Agent and Customer Profiles or, if you are using the GPR API, on data passed in the API score request as part of the context parameter. If both are present, data from the API request takes priority over data from the Agent and Customer Profiles. This topic explains how GPR handles various scoring scenarios, depending on your environment and your configuration settings. |
Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Deployment | |||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/9.0.0/Developers/gpr-api | PureEngage | Genesys Predictive Routing REST API | Genesys Predictive Routing API | The new version of the Predictive Routing RESTful API. | Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Developers | |||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/9.0.0/Help/Reports | GenesysEngage-cloud | What you can monitor | What you can monitor | GPRAnalysis | Genesys Predictive Routing (GPR) provides feature coverage and model accuracy graphs for your predictors. Note: The Predictive Routing Staff Help provides internal users with additional documentation. |
Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Help | ||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/Staff/Help/agentScoring | GenesysEngage-cloud | How Does GPR Score Agents? | How Does GPR Score Agents? | GPR scores agents based on the data uploaded to the Agent and Customer Profiles or, if you are using the GPR API, on data passed in the API score request as part of the context parameter. If both are present, data from the API request takes priority over data from the Agent and Customer Profiles. This topic explains how GPR handles various scoring scenarios, depending on your environment and your configuration settings. |
Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Help | |||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/Staff/Help/dataUpload | GenesysEngage-cloud | View your uploaded data | View your uploaded data | GPRDataUpload | Data is the raw material for Predictive Routing. This section explains how to view the data you uploaded using Data Loader: customer, agent, interaction, and any other data, such as interaction outcomes and survey responses, you find to be relevant. | Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Help | ||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/Staff/Help/ixnFlows | GenesysEngage-cloud | Routing Scenarios Using GPR | Routing Scenarios Using GPR | To deploy the GPR subroutines, you modify your IRD strategies to incorporate them. Rather than picking the Agent with required skills who has been available longest, or using simple Agent Group routing, Predictive Routing predicts the best results for a specific interaction, based on customer intent or other relevant information. | Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Help | |||||||
Draft:PE-GPR/Staff/Help/Reports | GenesysEngage-cloud | What you can monitor | What you can monitor | GPRAnalysis | Genesys Predictive Routing (GPR) provides a number of ways to assess the quality of your data within the application interface. | Genesys Predictive Routing | Draft:PE-GPR | Help | ||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/ManageCC/Export agent accounts | GenesysEngage-cloud | Export agent accounts | Export agent accounts | Learn how to export agent accounts using the Agent Setup application. | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | No | Administrator | ManageCC | Agent Setup | ||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/ManageCC/My Channels options | My Channels options | My Channels options | Learn about the My Channels options (for agents) available in Agent Setup. | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | No | Administrator | ManageCC | Agent Setup | |||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/ManageCC/Service Client options | Service Client options | Service client options | Learn about the Service Client options available in Agent Setup. | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | No | Administrator | ManageCC | Agent Setup | |||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/AgentSetupSharedAttributes | GenesysEngage-cloud | Sharing Business Attributes in Agent Setup | Sharing Business Attributes in Agent Setup | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASAudit | GenesysEngage-cloud | Audit | Audit | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASFB | GenesysEngage-cloud | Facebook options | Facebook options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASIntHistorySearch | GenesysEngage-cloud | Interaction History Advanced Search options | Interaction History Advanced Search options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASMyChannels | GenesysEngage-cloud | My Channels options | My Channels options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASOpenMedia | GenesysEngage-cloud | Workitem options | Workitem options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASOutbound | GenesysEngage-cloud | Outbound options | Outbound options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASRouting | GenesysEngage-cloud | Routing Manager | Routing Manager | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASServiceClient | GenesysEngage-cloud | Service Client options | Service Client options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASSoftphone | GenesysEngage-cloud | Genesys Softphone options | Genesys Softphone options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASStandardResponse | GenesysEngage-cloud | Standard Response options | Standard Response options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASStatisticsOptions | GenesysEngage-cloud | Statistics options | Statistics options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/ASTwitter | GenesysEngage-cloud | Twitter options | Twitter options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/DigEmailAddress | GenesysEngage-cloud | Manage Email Addresses | Manage Email Addresses | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/SAML | GenesysEngage-cloud | Single Sign-On | Single Sign-On | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrChannels | GenesysEngage-cloud | Channel options | Channel options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrChat | GenesysEngage-cloud | Chat options | Chat options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrContact | GenesysEngage-cloud | Contact options | Contact options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrEmail | GenesysEngage-cloud | Email options | Email options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrFeedback | GenesysEngage-cloud | Feedback options | Feedback options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrGlobalLogin | GenesysEngage-cloud | Global Login options | Global Login options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrRecording | GenesysEngage-cloud | Recording options | Recording options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source | ||||||||
Draft:PEC-AS/Current/Source/umgrStandardResponse | GenesysEngage-cloud | Standard Response Library options | Standard Response Library options | Agent Setup | Draft:PEC-AS | Source |