Journey cards organize customer journey data so that you can see current and historical activity. Each card represents what the customer did during a particular period called a session. A journey card displays when you click an interaction to view its details. 

If an interaction was transferred between different queues and agents, details of the last queue and agent are displayed. 

Note: If your organization has Genesys Predictive Engagement, the Web visit card is also available.

    Web message card

    The Web message card displays information about a messaging interaction between an agent and a customer. It includes any notes from the last 60 days that agents added and details about the messaging interaction. 

    Web message card

    Inbound call card

    The Inbound call card displays information about an inbound call from a customer that an agent answered. It includes any notes from the last 60 days that agents added and details about the phone call. 

    Outbound call card

    The Outbound call card displays information about an outbound call that an agent placed to a customer. It includes any notes from the last 60 days that agents added and details about the phone call. 

    Web visit card

    If your organization has Genesys Predictive Engagement, the Web visit card is also available. Single customer view offers the ability for web visits to be tracked across different mobile, desktop, and tablet browsers, which enables the web visits on the various devices to be stitched by a web ID/cookie identifier. For example, if a customer provides their email address on a desktop and then interacts on a web message by providing their email address from their tablet, these two web visits are saved under one profile.

     

    Web visits are only saved for 60 days.

    1. Journey map: Displays a graphical representation of a website visitor’s activity on your website during a specific visit. For an active website visit, the journey map updates in real time as the visitor moves around your website, responds to interaction requests, and matches segments. For more information about the journey map icons, see Journey map icons.
    2. Segments: Displays segments that the website visitor matched, such as a geographic region or browser type. A segment represents a group of visitors who share similar behavior or characteristics. For example, a segment might include all visitors who use the same browser or are from the same geographic region. Segments appear in the order that Genesys Predictive Engagement assigns them to the visitor.
    3. Outcomes: Displays the outcomes that your organization wants to achieve and the website visitor’s progress toward those outcomes. For example, if the desired outcome is for the visitor to purchase a product, the visitor’s progress moves toward that goal when the visitor puts an item in their shopping cart. These bars update in real time as the visitor’s progress changes.
    4. Searches: Terms and phrases that the website visitor searched for on your website. Knowing what visitors searched for on your website prepares you to answer their questions.
    5. Device: Information about the website visitor’s device, such as geographic location, device type, operating system, and browser. For more information about the icons used to represent the device information, see Device icons.