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Lucent Technologies Centrevu Cms Administration Guide
Lucent Technologies Centrevu Cms Administration Guide
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Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Using the input windows2-15 Pattern-matching Here are some guidelines for using CentreVu CMS pattern-matching. • If you know your entry begins with the letters “ ac,” you can type DF in a description field. The asterisk ( ) matches any number of characters that follow the “ac.” You might have several matches, no match, or only one match. If you type only an in a field, you get a list of all entries in the CentreVu CMS database for that particular field. • You cannot use an or to search for strings in entity name input fields that are labeled with (s) — for example, Split(s). • A question mark ( ) matches a single character in the search pattern. So if you type DF in a field, the resulting matches would be items in the CentreVu CMS database that begin with DF and have three letters (for example, DFG). • You can leave the field blank to get a list of all entries in the CentreVu CMS database for that particular field. Number A numeric entry can be a single item, a range, a list, or a combination of range and list. • Type a range by placing a hyphen between items (for example, login IDs 1000–1053). A numeric range cannot include more than 1000 numbers. For example, 1000–1999, 1050–2049, and 2000–2999 are valid, but 1000–2000 is not valid. • Type a list by placing a semicolon between entries (for example, login IDs 1002;1100; 2022).
Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Using the browse buttons2-16 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Using the browse buttons OverviewA browse button is found to the right of the input field on most input windows. StepsIf your input is for a single value (such as a split/skill, vector, agent, VDN, trunk, or trunk group), do the following: ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1From an input window, select Browse. A single-value browse window like the one below opens. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2Click the name or number of the value you want and click OK. The input window reopens and the input field is populated with the name of the value you chose in the browse window. END OF STEPS...........................................................................................................................................................................
Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Using the browse buttons2-17 StepsIf your input is for multiple value instances of a value (such as split/ skill, vector, agent, VDN, trunk, or trunk group) do the following: ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1Select Browse. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2In the Choices field, click the names of the entities you want. You can select the entities individually or select a range. To select a range: 1. Select the Range of... option. 2. In the First input field, type a beginning entity number for the range. 3. Tab to the Last input field. 4. In the Last input field, type an ending entity number for the range. For example, if your call center has skills 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, and you want to select all of them, you can type in the First input field and then type in the Last input field.
Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Using the browse buttons2-18 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3Click Add after every selection (or double-click each selection on the Available list) to transfer it to the Selected list for input. Click Remove to delete a choice from the Selected list and return it to the Available list. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4Click OK. END OF STEPS........................................................................................................................................................................... Results • The entities you highlighted in the Choices field and/or the range you specified are now listed in the Selected field. • The input window opens and the input field is populated with the names/numbers of the entities that you selected in the browse window.
Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Using the history list2-19 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Using the history list OverviewTo the left of each entry in an input field on an input window is a drop- down history list. If you are connected to multiple CentreVu CMS servers, you have a history list for each CentreVu CMS. Steps........................................................................................................................................................................... 1Open an input window. For instance, from the controller window, select the Dictionary selector window, and then select Call Work Codes on the operations tab. The Call Work Codes input window opens. Put the cursor in the input field. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 2Select History List. ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3Highlight the item you want to add to the input field. END OF STEPS........................................................................................................................................................................... Results The history list closes and the item is added to the input field.
Navigating CentreVu® Supervisor CentreVu CMS Administration Task reference2-20 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Task reference Map of the CentreVu Supervisor user interface
Task: naming your call center entities in the Dictionary CentreVu CMS Administration 3-1 3 Task: naming your call center entities in the Dictionary ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Overview PurposeIn this task you will find the following procedures: • Adding, deleting, or changing ACDs • Creating or copying agent groups • Viewing, listing, adding, or deleting agents in an agent group • Changing agent string values • Viewing, adding, or changing announcement synonyms • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing AUX reason code names • Viewing, adding, or creating calculations • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing call work codes • Adding constants to the database • Defining your own database items • Changing generic string values synonyms • Searching the Dictionary globally • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing location IDs • Viewing, adding, or changing login ID names • Viewing, adding, or changing logout reason code names • Viewing or changing split/skill string values • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing split/skill names
Task: naming your call center entities in the Dictionary CentreVu CMS Administration 3-2 • Viewing CentreVu® CMS database items • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing trunk group names • Viewing or changing trunk string values • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing VDN names • Viewing, adding, deleting, or changing vector names • Running Dictionary reports PrerequisitesThe following rules apply to the Dictionary: • Names (synonyms) must begin with an alphabetic character. • Dictionary names can have from one to 20 characters. • Names can include the underscore (_), blank ( ), comma (,), period (.), single quotes (), and plus sign (+). Blanks ( ) are allowed in all Dictionary names except calculation and constant names. • Descriptions in the Dictionary can have from one to fifty characters. Descriptions can include all printable characters except the semicolon (;), backslash (\), grave accent (`), tilde (~), double quotes (“), pipe (|), asterisk (*), and question mark (?). • Names must be unique within each section of the Dictionary. For example, you can name trunk group 1 sales and split/skill 1 sales, but you cannot name split/skill 1 sales and split/skill 2 sales. • See the “Reference” section in “Task: navigating CentreVu Supervisor” for information on searching string fields. PermissionsThese permissions apply to naming your call center entities in the Dictionary. See “Task: assigning user permissions” for more information. • To add, delete, or change an ACD name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command and for the ACD. • To view ACD names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command and for the ACD. • To view agent groups, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To create or copy an agent group, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view agent groups, you need read permission for the Dictionary command.
Task: naming your call center entities in the Dictionary CentreVu CMS Administration 3-3 • To add, delete, or change an agent group, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view agent string values, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To change any agent string value, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To add, change, or view announcements, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To change any announcement, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view AUX reason code names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To add, delete, or change an AUX reason code name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view calculations, you must have read permission for the Dictionary command. • To change or create a new calculation, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view call work code names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To add, delete, or change a call work code name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view a constant, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To add, delete, or change a constant, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To create custom database items, you need write permission for the Dictionary command . • To view generic string values, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To change any value, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To search for anything in the Dictionary, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To view Location IDs, you need read permission for the Dictionary command.
Task: naming your call center entities in the Dictionary CentreVu CMS Administration 3-4 • To add, delete, or modify Location IDs or agent names, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view login IDs, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To add, delete, or change login IDs or agent names, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To view logout reason code names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To add or change a logout reason code name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. See “Task: assigning user permissions” for more information. • To view split/skill string values, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To change split/skill string values, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To list the assigned split or skill names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command and for the appropriate split/skill. • To add, delete, or change a split or skill name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command and the appropriate split or skill. • To view the database items, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To list the assigned trunk group names, you need read permission for the Dictionary command and for the appropriate trunk group. • To add, delete, or change a trunk group name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command and for the appropriate trunk group. • To view any trunk string values, you need read permission for the Dictionary command. • To make any changes to trunk string values, you need write permission for the Dictionary command. • To list names already assigned to VDNs, you need read permission for the Dictionary command and for the specific VDNs and other entities (split/skills, agents, etc.) whose names you want to see. • To add, delete, or change a VDN name, you need write permission for the Dictionary command and the appropriate VDN and other entities (split/skills, agents, etc.).