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ICM Configuration: IP Contact Center Enterprise (IPCCE) v1.0

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IP Contact Center Enterprise (IPCCE) v1.

ICM Configuration

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What to Configure

The following must be configured using Configure ICM:

• Network VRU
• Network VRU Scripts
• Agent Desk Settings
• IPIVR PG (VRU)
• CallManager PG
• Network Trunk Group and Trunk Group
• Service (Generic Service for Translation Route)
• Route
• Skill Groups
• Agent, Supervisor
• Agent Team
• Device Targets, Labels
• Dialed Number

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What to Configure
Configuration Only
MRD/Call Type
ICM
Schedule

IP IVR PG Script
Service,
Skill Target Skill Groups
CTI
CM PG
Server
Route
JTAPI Call Control Group #1 Device/Peripheral Target
IP IVR

Label

Call Manager Network VRU JTAPI Call Control Group #1


Network VRU Scripts
8101
8102 Network Trunk Group
CTI
9501 9502 8103 Trunk Group
8104
Agent, Supervisor, Team, Device Targets, and Agent Desk Settings 8105

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Start Central Controller

Open Services Control and Start All Services

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Start Central Controller

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Configuration Manager

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Network VRU

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Network VRU

IPIVR is defined as Type 2

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Network VRU Scripts
Define IPIVR Script used by
the Run External Script Node

Interrupt IPIVR Script when


Agent becomes available

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Network VRU Scripts

Enterprise Name used by the


Run External Script Node

Name defined on the IPIVR ICM


Subsystem (case sensitive)

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Configure VRU PG (IPIVR)

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Configure VRU PG (IPIVR)

Post Routing will make this


Peripheral a Routing Client

Enable post routing

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Configure VRU PG (IPIVR)

The Advanced tab defines the Network VRU (Previously configured)

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Configure VRU PG (IPIVR)

Record the information after saving the record

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Network Trunk Group

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Trunk Group

Peripheral number must match


JTAPI Call Control Group defined
on IPIVR (JTAPI Group# 1)

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Generic Service for Translation Route

Create a generic Service on the IPIVR


Peripheral for Translation Routing. This
Service will be used by the Translation
Route Wizard

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Generic Service for Translation Route

A Peripheral Target and


Label are not required for
proper operation of the
Translation Route, but in
order to test your call flow
using Call Tracer, they
must be configured in the
ICM Database

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Agent Desk Settings

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Call Manager PG

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Call Manager PG
Select Client type: CallManager/SoftACD

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Call Manager PG

Configure the Peripheral and Routing Client tabs

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Call Manager PG

Record the information after saving the record

This information will be required


when configuring the PIM during
the PG Compent installation
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Network Trunk Group (CallManager)

Configure a Network Trunk


Group and Trunk Group for the
CallManager Peripheral

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Trunk Group (CallManager)

Be sure CallManager is the


selected Peripheral

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Skill Groups

Add the PreSales Skill Group

Add Skill Groups to your configuration

Be sure to choose the CallManager Peripheral


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Skill Groups

Add Routes to your targets

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Skill Groups

Add a PostSales Skill Group

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Agents

Add an Agent as shown. Be sure to set the


password to “training” (lower case)

When opening Agent Explorer, the


Password field appears to be filled, but it’s
not

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Skill Group Membership

Add Agents to the appropriate


Skill Group

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Skill Group Membership

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Supervisor

Configure an Agent as a
Supervisor

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Agent Team

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Agent Team Members

Add an Agent to the IPCC Team

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Agent Team Members (Supervisor)

Add Supervisor to the IPCC Team

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Device Targets

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Call Type

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Dialed Number

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Dialed Number Mapping

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