Genesys Cloud - May 22, 2019
Contact center
IVR flow performance views
Contact center managers can now track voice interactions through IVR flows, including data such as flow name, destination, outcome, and wrap-up code. This information helps managers determine call traffic and caller behavior throughout call flows, even when the caller does not speak to an agent. For more information, see Flow Performance views overview.
IVR flow metrics in Analytics API
The Analytics API now includes IVR flow metrics, including time in flow (tFlow), time spent on a particular flow outcome (tFlowOutcome), and counts for failed outcomes (nFlowOutcomeFailed). For more information, see Analytics overview in the Developer Center.
Architect flow outcome functionality
Administrators and contact center managers can use Architect’s new flow outcome feature to access data for analyzing customer self-service results. Configure a flow outcome; for example, automated payments, from the Genesys Cloud Admin menu. Then use the flow outcome in Architect’s new Initialize Flow Outcome and Set Flow Outcome actions to determine whether customers successfully complete the self-service operation. For more information, see Add a flow outcome, Set Flow Outcome action, and Initialize Flow Outcome action.
Architect menu move
Access Architect in its new location under the Genesys Cloud Admin Architect menu. This menu also includes links to Data Tables and Flow Outcomes. For more information, see About Architect and Log in to Architect.
Workforce management short-term forecasting enhancement
Administrators and contact center supervisors can now select the new Automatic Best Method option to use all available historical data for short-term forecasting. Previously, short-term forecasts only used the past eight weeks. This feature enables the AI-powered forecasting service to better detect trends and outliers, and to produce more accurate forecasts. For more information, see Add a short-term forecast.
