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Campaign Dialer |
Note Previous called the Outbound Dialer
Note Enterprise license or higher.
The Campaign Dialer is a dialer which uses a list of invite records to be called. Each invite has a required skill. The dialer first searches for an available agent and creates a session in which the agent is hunted. After this step, the customer is called to join the session.
Scenario Call Back
A popular feature of the campaign dialer is the Call Back feature. This feature enables customer to leave their phone number and be called back direclty by an available agent. For example when the contact center is closed, full, no agents available or when the customer have waited in the queue for a long time.
Features Values
Note: Some features require are only available with the corresponding license, this is indicated by one of the following icons. If no icon is shown, the feature applies to all mentioned licenses below. (Not applicable for basic queue or reception uccUCC stands for Unified Contact Center and consists of a queue that can be handled by Agents Each Contact Center has its own settings, interactive voice response questions and Agent with specific skills. Agents can be member of, or sign up to, one or more Contact Centers.)
Workgroup
Small Business
Corporate
Enterprise
Enterprise Plus
Dialogue Intelligence
Inbound Call Recording
With Anywhere365 it is possible to record end-to-end conversations (Customer to Contact Center) and store them as audio documents on a variety of environments such as: SharePoint, Azure, Local Disk, NAS/SAN, FileShare of Office365.
Real-time Information Provider
The Anywhere365 Wallboard visualizes the status of an UCC. It lists the incoming calls, along with the choices that are made within the IVRInteractive Voice Response (IVR) is a telephone application to take orders via telephone keypad or voice through a computer. By choosing menu options the caller receives information, without the intervention of a human operator, or will be forwarded to the appropriate Agent. and the wait time of the caller. Furthermore it's shows which agents are connected to the UCC together with their presence status.
Recording Aggregate
Improved in the 3.0 release of Anywhere365 is the possibility to aggregate the Recordings. This creates a sub folder for each Agent Recordings. By giving the Agent access to their sub folder, they can listen and learn from their own conversation. The Supervisor can have access to all sub folders and can easily find back the right recording.
Screen Recording
Ideal for training purposes or incident and crisis management situations where the sequence of events can be re-played. Based on the incoming call or hunted agent, it might be helpful to record the full engagement between the agent and the caller, including the exact sequence of events; the full screen of the caller is recorded for the duration of the call and stored in SharePoint for easy access. This is ideal for training purposes or incident and crisis management situations where the sequence of events can be re-played.
Agent Management
Federation
The architecture of Anywhere365 is based on a distributed environment. Agents of the UCC can be from within your organization/LyncMicrosoft Lync (formerly Microsoft Office Communicator) is an instant messaging program designed for business use and is the successor of Windows Messenger. In order to use Lync, a Microsoft Lync Server is required. environment. But Anywhere365 in combination with FederationFederation makes it possible to communicate with customers, suppliers, partners and others, via Lync Server 2010 and Lync Server 2013, which are not in the same Lync environment. makes it possible to add Agents that are not within your organization Lync and Skype for BusinessSkype for Business (formerly Microsoft Office Communicator and Microsoft Lync) is an instant-messaging client used by Anywhere365. In order to use SFB, a Microsoft Skype for Business Server is required. Skype for Business is enterprise software; compared to Skype, it has different features that target businesses. environment easily by adding the SIPThe Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a protocol to make multimedia communication (audio, video and other data communication) possible and it is also used for Voice over IP (VoIP). SIP has similarities with other Internet protocols such as HTTP and SMTP. address to the list of Agents. This allows you to add anyone with an Office365 account to your UCC, for example your ICT partner as a second line help desk.
Tip Additional Sipdomain license need to be purchased
Formal and Informal Agents
Anywhere365 distinct two different call agents: (1) Formal AgentsA Formal Agent is able to sign in and sign out of an UCC. This can be achieved when the Agent sends a start or stop command to the Lync or Skype for Business client of the UCC. and (2) Informal AgentsWhen a person is set as Informal Agent it is always an Agent in the Agent circle.. An informal agent is connected to the UCC once he is logged in, while a formal agent needs to sign in for an UCC in order to collaborate. The use of formal agents makes it easy to switch between different UCCs by sending commands to the Lync or Skype for Business client and help the busiest UCC. Single-sign-on makes it possible to sign in to all the UCCs a formal agent works for.
Groups
Within Anywhere365 it is possible to create groups that consist of multiple Agents with a similar Skill. Based on the presence status of the individual, a group presence status is created. Furthermore Anywhere365 has the unique ability to give the group a name and add a photo that appears in the Lync and Skype for Business client.
Dialogue Management
Availability Check
The routing of the UCC can be based on the presence of the Agents. By adding an Availability Skill the customer can be rerouted to a new location if no agents are available.
Skill Based Routing
One of the major advantages of Anywhere365 is Skill Based Hunting. This makes it possible to select call agents based on their skills. This means that customers will be connected to only those call agents that are actually able to help them. This way of hunting is used for Voice, Chat and WebChat.
Characteristics
Skype Integration
Anywhere365 doesn’t work exclusively with Lync or Skype for Business, it also works with Skype. In 2015 Skype and Lync will be merged into one platform called Skype for Business. Anywhere365 is prepared for this change and supports the platform completely.
Office365 Support
Anywhere365 support the use of Office365 users as Agents.
Content Management
Classifications
With classification you can organize the call during the session, so the manager is able to get more information about the type of calls.
Extensions
Standard CRM connector in Extension Window
Anywhere365 is developed with information sharing in mind. Therefore, it is possible to create an interface between a UCC and any other system. One of the most important interfaces is the one with CRMCRM stands for Customer Relationship Management and is a method/technology for managing contacts of customers. CRM helps to offer each customer an individual value proposition based on its wishes. In addition, CRM makes it visible which customers represent higher value for the organization and therefore might be served in a different way. software. Once a call agent answers a call, and CRM is integrated with Anywhere365, an additional screen pops up and contains all available information of the caller. This might significantly improve the service provided to the caller.
Agent Functionality
Integrate Mobile
Anywhere365 supports both mobile phones as well as smart phones with Skype for Business Mobile and PSTN Agents (Enterprise). With this feature you can fully integrate mobile users into your contact center.
Dialogue Provider
Presence Based Routing
Because Anywhere365 is combined with the Lync and Skype for Business presence status of call agents is available. This makes it possible to optimize queues by forwarding calls only to those agents that are available. This results in shorter wait times for customers.