BONUS Lab 6: Configuring Outdial
In this Lab, we will go through the tasks that are required to setup an outdial call from the agent desktop in Webex Contact Center.
Table of Contents
Overview
Lab Objective
- This lab is designed to complete configuring the outdial capability on the Agent Desktop.
- At the end of the lab, your agent will be able to make an outbound call from the Agent Desktop.
Pre-requisites
- You have an assigned POD and Attendee ID (Refer to your Lab Details).
- You have the customer admin login credentials.
- You have the calling DNIS.
- You have the agent’s extension number.
- Prompt Wav files are uploaded, TEAM, SITE and USER are created.
Quick Links
Control hub: https://admin.webex.com\
Agent Desktop: https://desktop.wxcc-us1.cisco.com/
Mailinator (Can Be Used to Create a New User user@mailinator.com): https://www.mailinator.com/
Lab
Video: BONUS Lab 6 - Outdial Configuration
The following video outlines the process to create a simple flow. The video uses a generic example.
You will use the naming convention of
EntryPoint_CL_Lab_<ID>
where<ID>
is your attendee ID provided. This is to keep a track of all the configuration created end to end.
E.g: If you are attendee 123 you would use EntryPoint_CL_Lab_123
The video serves as a reference. View detailed steps in text below.
VIDEO TIMESTAMPS
00:00 — 0:21 — Overview
0:21 — 1:15 — Create Outdial Entry Point
1:15 — 2:20 — Create Outdial EP Routing Strategy
2:20 — 20:34 — Create Outdial ANI and OPTIONAL address books
3:45 — 4:40 — Setup Agent Profile
4:40 — End — Test Outdial
User Role | Contents | Extension-DN Allotted |
---|---|---|
Admin | admin1pod<POD> @email.carehybrid.com |
3001 |
NOTE:
Your <POD>
is your POD ID
allocated.
Steps
1. Verify/create the Outdial Entry Point and Queue
- Login to Portal > Provisioning > Outdial Entry Point > Configure an Outdial Entry Point.
- Verify you already have an outdial Queue configured on Portal > Provisioning > Outdial Queue.
- Ensure that the system created outdial entry points and queues are present and configure their settings.
- Alternatively, you can setup a new Outdial Entry Point as shown in the video.
2. Create the Outdial Entry Point Routing Strategy
- Go Routing Strategy > Outdial Entry Point-1 OR the One you just setup
- Configure the outdial entry point routing strategy to the script Outdial_EP.js which is the system default.
- Ensure the strategy time of day setting is correctly open 24x7 and marked default.
Note: There are no more Queue Routing Strategies on the new Webex Contact Center.
3. Setup Your Agent Profile for Outdial
- Go to Provisioning > Agent Profiles > Select the Agent Profile and go to the Dial Plan tab.
- Configure all the Outdial settings on the dial plan as shown in the video.
- Attach the Outdial ANI, Address books etc. to the agent profile. Setup the Dial Plan Settings.
4. Test Outdial
- Logout/login the Agent on the agent desktop for the new agent profile settings to take effect.
- You should see the Outdial button and the agent is now able to make an outdial call.
- Test it by calling your cell or the provided Cisco Public Tollfree -
+18005536387
–Note: This will actually connect you to a live toll free number for Cisco Support! - You should have all the connected call features pop on the agent desktop once the call is complete.
Congratulations! You’re All done with the Bonus Lab!
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Index: Quick Links
- Important: Pre-Requisites
- Lab 1: Setup a Simple Flow and make a test call
- Lab 2: Add Menu and Queue treatment to the call
- Lab 3: Setup an advanced HTTP Request
- Lab 4: Setup Skills Based Routing (SBR)