The following list contains known application behavior:
When consulting an external number, there is a delay in line1 that is on hold and till line2 is initiated.
Consult call Line 2 - From and To data are displayed as though it is from Cisco call packets.
When a call is transferred to an external party, the 2nd party is displayed as internal transfer.
Vertical User Interface
During a consult call, line 1 and line 2 are not auto collapsed.
When an Outbound Call is initiated from the Cisco dialer, in AEVX, blank tabs are displayed.
Callback date and time in Cisco callback button does NOT match with the date and time in Cisco Finesse.
Agent can log in only via peripheral ID, through agent/Supervisor name has limitations.
Salesforce Tasks
Callback end date/time captures the data from UI as per the tasks.
WhoID dropdown list is getting dragged during scroll.
Inbound/DN Call variables and display name is not reflected for Outbound/Campaign calls.
A call that originates from a contact center DN or a contact center IVR system and is dialed to an external entity.
A request by a customer to receive a call in return. Callbacks can be of two types - Personal (where the same agent handles the customer interaction) or Regular (or Normal, any available agent handles the customer interaction).
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.
An executive in a contact center who oversees in the management of agents, assignment of teams, etc. A supervisor can barge in to any call that an agent is on, help the agent in a consult call, and perform general monitoring of mapped agents.
Also known as Dialed Number. 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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