Click the CALL DETAILS tab to view call variables that are defined and enabled in the Cisco application to store values associated with the call. The administrator can specify the variable name and data type. To view call information, click CALL INFO tab.
Automatically generated call Log records include values for:
Call ID - An ID generated by the application.
From - A customer contact number.
To - Agent contact number.
Media Type - This displays the type of Interaction.
DNIS - Displays the DNIS number.
Dialed Number - Displays the dialed number.
Start Time - The interaction start time.
State - The agent state during the interaction.
Call Type - Defines the type of call, example inbound or outbound. To view call variable information, click CALL VARIABLES:
A record of activities that a user has performed on some hardware or software.
A unique identifier assigned to each call.
A contact-center employee who takes the routed customer calls and also handles other type of customer interactions like email and chat. The agent usually handles customer support and inquiries in a contact center.
Interaction is exchange of information between two (or multiple) entities. Typically, one of these entities is a contact center agent. Interactions can be voice interactions (telephone calls), email exchanges, instant messaging (chat) interactions, etc.
Also known as Dialed Number Identification System. This is a feature that identifies the telephone number that the caller dialed to reach the contact center.
Also known as DN. The destination point number that can be reached by dialing. Dialed numbers often are assigned to agent phones and sometimes are referred to as extension numbers.
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