Profiles manage the upload and scrubbing of contacts, as well as the handling of Compliance lists such as DNC, NDNC, or PEWC contacts. They streamline various activities related to these tasks, including setting parameters and mapping fields. By configuring these settings at the profile level, you avoid the need to repeat them each time you perform an upload, ensuring consistency and efficiency in managing contact data.
Create a Profile
To add a profile:
Click + Add to create a new profile.
Select the Profile Type from the dropdown list. Select one of the following:
Select Upload Contacts to upload contacts to deliver to the dialer.
Select Scrub Contacts to clear contacts in the database before a fresh upload.
Select Compliance to upload DNC/NDNC/PEWC/CPT contacts.
Note:
Contact Cisco CSM to activate PEWC and CPT configurations.
Select AreaCode to upload area codes.
Select ZipCode to upload zip codes.
Enter a Profile Name and select a Campaign ID to map with profile.
Note:
Campaign ID is applicable for upload contacts and scrub contacts profile type.
Enter a Profile Path. If you are placing contacts from Amazon S3, refer to Placing Contact in Amazon S3.
Note:
In the on-premises environment the profile path is editable, but in the cloud environment it is not editable.
Also known as Do Not Call. This is a registry containing the phone numbers of customers who have requested not to be disturbed by unsolicited phone calls.
Also known as National Do Not Call. This is a national-level registry containing the phone numbers of customers who have requested not to be disturbed by unsolicited phone calls.
Also known as Prior Express Written Consent. A compliance mandating telemarketers to obtain the prior express written consent of the called party for autodialed or prerecorded telemarketing calls to wireless numbers and prerecorded calls to residential landline.Such contacts are also classified as Consent contacts. Where customers have not given consent, the contacts are classified as Non-consent contacts.
Also known as Customer Preferred Time. This is the time slot (for example, 11 am to 2 pm) that a customer has preferred to receive a call from the contact center. You can configure up to three slots.
A campaign is a collection of contacts or records. You can use a campaign to manage the process of making outbound calls (or non-voice modes like email, SMS, etc.) to a homogenous set of contacts. For example, a collection campaign makes calls to credit card customers reminding them of their dues to be paid.
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