Code: BRD-S
Online Lab Duration: 21 days
Instructor Office Hours: 4 hours (to be used within the 21 days period)
Bulletin Board Access: 21 days
Instruction Method: Self-study kit
Genesys Software Version Used in Class: 7.5
This course uses Genesys software version 7.5 but is effective for students using any 7.x version.
Course Description
This course guides students through the basic skills necessary to write strategies that route inbound voice calls. Using business scenarios and hands-on activities, students learn to design, create,
and test routing strategies with Interaction Routing Designer (IRD). This
course includes the following topics: architecture, call flows, introduction to
IRD, the strategy development cycle, maintaining and deploying strategies,
building, testing and troubleshooting strategies that incorporate hours of
operation, call data, customer data (database lookups), agent routing, agent
group routing, queue routing, interaction data, ivr data, variables,
subroutines, virtual queues, basic skill-based routing, routing rules, and
treatments.
Building Basic Routing Strategies is intended for developers involved in creating and/or maintaining routing strategies in the contact center.
Framework Overview 7 (FRO 7 or FRO-v 7)
After completing this course, a student will be able to:
- Describe the CIM Platform as a whole and how routing fits in
- Identify the routing components within the CIM Platform
- Describe the Framework layers and specific Framework components that routing is dependent on
- Locate and start the GUI applications used in the course
- Use the ‘Starter App’ agent desktop application
- View the routing solution within SCI (Solution Control Interface) and determine its status
- Explain the flow of an inbound voice call
- Identify the event and request messages involved in the call flow
- Explain and use many graphical features of Interaction Routing Designer (IRD)
- Define IRD terminology
- Open, Edit, Save, Load, and test a strategy that sends a call to an agent
- Identify and explain the stages of the strategy development cycle
- List and describe the phases in a strategy flow
- Create a new strategy
- List and describe the Segmentation objects
- Create and test a strategy that determines where a customer call will go based on the operating hours of the business
- Test and debug strategies using the Debugger
- Segment on ANI and DNIS in your strategies
- Segment on Collected Digits (CED) provided by the switch
- Test and troubleshoot your new strategies
- Explain how to use IVR data in a strategy
- Describe, create, and use Interaction Data
- Retrieve User Data for use in your strategy
- Attach User Data in a strategy to pass to other Genesys applications
- Define variables and assign values
- Use SCRIPT variables in strategies
- Specify routing targets using a variable
- Specify a target timeout using a variable
- Explain the differences between variables and Interaction Data
- Use the Database Wizard to retrieve customer data from a database
- Use the Error segmentation object
- Use the Print, Timestamp and TimeDifference functions
- List and describe the Routing objects used for Inbound Voice
- Create Routing rules for load balancing, percentage, and statistics
- Create and test strategies that use routing rules
- Use skill-based routing in strategies
- Use overflow targets
- Use variables with skill-based routing
- Identify the features and benefits of subroutines
- Create and debug subroutines
- Create and debug strategies that call subroutines
- Describe virtual queues
- Create virtual queues
- Use virtual queues in a strategy
- View virtual queue statistics in CCPulse+ reports
- Explain mandatory and busy treatments
- Describe how to implement Treatment objects and busy treatments in a strategy
- Create and use strategy versions via the backup and restore features
- Package and share strategies using the import and export features
- Create and load a strategy schedule
- List and describe troubleshooting tools for Genesys routing
- Use troubleshooting techniques to solve strategy problems
- Recap of course objectives
- Review ‘Best Practices’
- Final Exercise
- Things to remember
- Available Tech Support resources
- Preview additional and advanced routing topics
- Course Evaluation
- 1GB RAM
- 15GB free hard disk space
- DVD ROM
- Ethernet NIC
- 17” monitor with display resolution set to 1024x768 or higher with 16 or 32 bit color
- 32bit/64bit Windows XP Pro SP2+ or Vista Business/Ultimate SP1+
- NTFS file system
- Windows firewall (or other firewall software such as ZoneAlarm) disabled or configured to allow connections from at least the other systems in the classroom
- A login with administrative privilege on the local machine for both the software setup
- Genesys University training is delivered using VMWare virtualization technology
- Each course has at least one VMWare image. Some courses require multiple VMWare images. A VMWare image is a self contained environment which contains an OS, SQL Server, any other required third party software, and Genesys software
- The course image(s) are sent out on DVD or portable hard drive. Instructions are provided so you can set up the environment and test it in advance of the training