Genesys Cloud FedRAMP region – May 5, 2025

Multi contextual panels

Call center admins can use multi contextual panels to improve agent efficiency by reducing the number of clicks. This feature allows agents to display multiple contextual panels simultaneously to more efficiently focus on a customer conversation with full context visible at a glance.

Automatic role assignment for reactivated users

Genesys Cloud now supports the automatic assignment of an employee role to reactivated users, which ensures that reactivated users can log in immediately without requiring manual role assignment. This feature improves consistency between the experience of creating users and reactivating existing ones, helps reduce administrative overhead, and supports a smoother user management process. Reactivated users receive the employee role, even if they are reactivated without group inheritance.

Email administration user interface enhancements

The Genesys Cloud email administration interface now features a new design. This design improves the flow, style, and grouping of configuration options, and results in a more intuitive and user-friendly experience. The enhancements do not affect existing functionality. 

Retry configuration for unsuccessful customer first callbacks

Administrators can now set retry options for customer first callbacks that are not successful on the first attempt. With retry configuration, administrators can define how many times the system should retry the callback and how long to wait between each attempt, directly at the queue level. This configuration helps improve the chances of reaching customers by automatically trying again after common issues like no answer, or a busy signal. While retries are not supported for answering machine detection, administrators can still manage these using existing options like Transfer to Flow in the queue settings. Adding automatic retry capabilities reduces manual intervention and helps improve callback success rates, giving businesses a better chance to connect with customers without requiring agent involvement after each unsuccessful attempt.

Content-based search for non-English knowledge base articles

Administrators can now allow users to search the content of a select set of non-English language knowledge articles in Genesys Cloud, rather than only the title of the article. Content searches are case-insensitive where applicable and improve the search experience across multiple languages. For a list of supported languages, see Knowledge base content search overview. This enhancement makes it easier for knowledge authors to manage multilingual content and helps ensure that users can find relevant articles more efficiently.

Architect help panel

Flow authors can now use a context-aware help panel directly within Architect. This new help panel provides immediate, relevant assistance without needing to leave the workspace. It consolidates help resources (including expression help) into a single location, making it easier to find the information you need while staying focused on your tasks. The context-aware panel helps to improve efficiency by keeping helpful guidance readily available and aligned with your current activity. The panel also improves the overall in-product help experience by following consistent layouts and patterns used across the Genesys Cloud platform. This feature consolidates all help resources, including expression help, into a single, unified location within Architect. 

Enable audio selection with screen recordings in playback

Supervisors can now select a specific audio recording to synchronize with screen recording during playback. This feature is especially useful when multiple audio recordings exist for an interaction. Previously, supervisors could play back screen recordings but did not have control over which audio recording synchronized with the video. Now, they can choose a specific audio recording (whether a trunk-side or station-side recording), to play alongside the screen activity. This feature helps improve the evaluation experience by ensuring the correct audio is reviewed in context with the corresponding screen actions.