Call Recording - Override call recording mode after opt-out by caller possible
In some scenarios, it is desirable for agents to be able to activate call recording manually even if a caller has opted out of the recording previously in the IVR or ACD by pressing a DTMF in the appropriate menu.
A new option has been added to the ACD group configuration for call recording:
Manual recording after caller opt-out
This enables manual call recording, after the caller opts out of the variant of call recording configured in the ACD group.
The agent can now see whether an opt-in or opt-out has been performed by the caller clearly in agent home and in the mini client.
The following WIKI page details the call recording options and processing:
Outbound Calls - Run IVR Application after Agent Call
It is now possible to run IVR applications after a dialler call or click to dial outbound call.
To use this feature, the following must be done:
In the service number, set the new option RunRouting Application after Agent Call (Outbound)(Tab Routing)
This will cause the same configured application to run as is configured for inbound calls after the agent call has ended if:
Agents hangup the call on their phones
Agents press the “Hangup” button in agent home
Note, if the service number is configured to directly enter the ACD, then this would be a nonsensical configuration. The service number should be configured to run an IVR application when this option is set. Then the following modifications should be made to the IVR application:
Near the start of the application (shortly after the Start object, but in principle as soon as possible so directly after the Start object)
Insert a Comparison object, and check the value of the variable$outbound
If $outbound is equal to 1, then jump to the relevant application or part of the application which should be executed after outbound calls
Task Scheduler - error in server process (no effect on actual running of the tasks)
An error was produced in the server console when a task was scheduled and the error task was to be run. If not configured, this would result in an error in the telephony server console. Note: the rescheduling of the task would proceed as normal so there was no impact produced. This problem has been fixed.
Manual Callback - Add custom variables to manual callback body text
It is now possible to add custom data to the body of a manual callback, which may come from an external system or user inputs in the IVR.
This is performed in two steps:
Define JSON Data and add this to the call using the object “Save additional Info and Userdata” - in the JSON field. NOTE: be careful to format the JSON correctly. Updating the JSON Data attached to the call will result in variables being provided in the form:$jsonData.XYZwere XYZ is the name of the field provided in the json.
Update the Long Text for the manual callback ”*Acd.AgentHome.Callback.Body*”, and use the JSON data variables.
For example: saving the following JSON Data to the call:
Chat - Send chat event to Agent or Group does not remove the event from the first agent.
When sending a chat event to another Agent or Group, the event remains open in the first agent and he can still send messages to the client, close, hangup and do all actions. This has been fixed, the event now disappears from the first agent and the view is redirected back to the previous page.
JSESSIONID in the URL should be ignored by the webserver
In some cases, the session ID could be added to the URL by the browser. The server incorrectly included this in redirects causing an ajax exception. This problem has been fixed.
When an anonymous caller created a callback twice, the first created callback would erroneously be commented with “Caller requested another callback” when using request callback variant 1 and 3. This problem has been fixed.
Voice Mail Transcription - did not add transcription to voice mails sent by email
The Voice Mail Transcription did not add transcription to voice mails sent directly by email (distribute via ACD was set to false). This problem has been fixed.