Introduction
The CHAT role is used for conducting chat sessions with agents from external websites. In addition to supporting chat via external websites, the CHAT role can also be converted into a WhatsApp connector Connector with the provider TynTec. This allows clients to offer their customers the option to send requests through WhatsApp, instead of a Web-Based CHAT. Chat and WhatsApp connectors Connectors can be used in parallel.
Requirements Requirements
- The jtel Chat Module
- The installation can either be done in parallel with an already existing web server or load balancer - with a corresponding RAM extension of about 4 GB per server - or on a separate server
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Configuration
Creating a new Chat Connector
A new connector Connector can be created via the web-interface. Logged in as a Client Administrator, navigate to "menu → chat → chat connectorsConnectors" and press "new". In the resulting popup, the assigned Client ID is shown, as well as the fields to provide a name and title of the connector.
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for the Connector.
After clicking "Save", you can enter the configuration page by clicking "Edit" on the Connector.
Settings
Master Data
Field | Explanation |
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Client ID | ID of the client in which the connector Connector is created |
Name | Name of the connectorConnector |
Title | Title of the connector |
After clicking "Save", enter the configuration page by clicking "Edit" on the connector.
Explanation of the settings
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Connector | |
When inactive, the Connector is a Chat Connector When active, the Connector is changed to a WhatsApp Connector |
Distribution
Field | Explanation |
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ACD Group : | The ACD-Group inside which the events are distributed |
Max Chats Per Agentall Agents: | The maximum amount of simultaneous chat events that can be handled by the connector the Connector amongst all agents in the configured ACD-Group |
Priority : | The priority of incoming chat events. Used primarily when more than one connector Connector is attached to the same ACD-Group |
Maximum connect wait time (s) : | The amount of time that can pass before an agent has until the event must have been opened the incoming chat event by pressing on the event indicator. If the configured value is exceeded, the event will be distributed to a different agent insteadredistributed to another agent |
Maximum agent answer time (s) : | The maximum amount of time until that can pass before the agent has to have replied to sent the first reply to the customer. If the configured value is exceeded, the event will be closed for the agent and distributed to a different agent insteadredistributed to another agent |
Maximum free agent search time (s) : | The maximum amount of time the system will search for an available agent. If the configured value is exceeded the event will be closed and the customer will be informed |
Skill 1 : | The first skill which can be attached to incoming events. |
Minimum Skill 1 : | The minimum value of skill 1 required by an agent to have the event distributed to him |
Ignore skill 1 after timeout (s) : | The amount of time that will pass until skill 1 is ignored and not considered in event distribution |
Skill 2 : | The second skill which can be attached to incoming events. |
Minimum Skill 2 : | The minimum value of skill 2 required by an agent to have the event distributed to him |
Ignore skill 2 after timeout (s) : | The amount of time that will pass until skill 2 is ignored and not considered in event distribution |
Skill 3 : | The third skill which can be attached to incoming events. |
Minimum Skill 3 : | The minimum value of skill 3 required by an agent to have the event distributed to him |
Ignore skill 3 after timeout (s) : | The amount of time that will pass until skill 3 is ignored and not considered in event distribution |
Ignore Skills after timeout (s) : | The amount of time that will pass until all configured skills are ignored and not considered in event distribution |
Ignore skills if no agents with skills available : | If checked, skill distribution will be inactive when no agents with the required skills are available in the ACD-Group |
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Code
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Code | Example Configuration<script src='https://websiteurl.de:3003/gui//chat.js'></script> Explanation:To access the jtel server, the code is embedded into the external website. The code is generated with the settings from the parameters in the jtel portal, as well as the settings from the page Master Data in the chat connector Connector configuration. |
Page "REST":
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REST
Token Post
Field | Example Configuration | ||
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Url : | https://myrestservice.example.com/service/GetToken | ||
Header : | Cache-Control: no-cache | ||
Body : |
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Field: | Example Configuration |
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Url : | Example Configuration |
Header : | Example Configuration |
Body : | Example Configuration |
Xml Template : | Example Configuration |
Parameters (as sysadmin)
For https / wss
ACD.Chat.Script.Library.URL | https://<load-balancer>:3003/gui/ |
ACD.Chat.Server.Base.URL | wss://<load-balancer>:3003 |
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