Select a storm UC treatment type.

Select the individual user or treatment.

For a 'Voicemail Retrieval' treatment type, you can enter the name or username of the user (prefixed by =) to whose voicemail box the call should be routed. If you do not, the caller will be prompted for a mailbox extension on the call.

For a 'Callback Queue' treatment type, you must enter the callback number for the queued caller.

For all treatment types except 'Voicemail', select '[Dynamic Treatment]' to use a variable value rather than a fixed entity. The variable may contain the name of the treatment, its extension, its ID, or a value obtained from a database lookup.

This applies when the treatment type is 'Contact Queue'.

See Routing to a Preferred Agent.

This applies if your contact centre is configured to use the queue prioritisation feature and the treatment type is 'Contact Queue'.

Use this to assign an initial priority value to the caller as they enter a queue that has been configured to route callers based on entrant priority values. This must be provided as a literal preceded by =, or a variable of type integer.

Note: routing based on entrant priority is not enabled by default and is available on request.

This applies when the treatment type is 'User' or 'Hunt Group'.

Select this option if you want calls to the selected user or hunt group to ring the destination phone even when the availability status of the user (or a user in the hunt group) is 'Available (Internal Only)'. 

Normally, storm deems all calls routed to users from a FLOW script to be external even if the script was invoked by calls from other users or SIP trunks in your organisation. Selecting this option ensures that such calls are treated as internal.

This applies when the treatment type is 'Call Park'.

Enter the extension number assigned to the call park from which to retrieve any calls that have been parked by storm users (as a literal value preceded by =, or a string variable). For a valid call park extension, the call is answered by the call park service, allowing the caller to pick up the parked call.

Select this to store the input values against the call recording for visibility in storm RECORDER fields. These fields must be configured by Content Guru. Contact your local support representative for more information.

Use this to specify the URL for a web page that will appear in a separate browser window or tab for DTA agents handling the communication.

Either specify the URL directly (preceded by '='):

Or by using a string variable:

The language in which the interaction is expected to take place. This determines the language used to select prompts, write transcriptions, and provide real-time transcription services. The language must be specified using the correct IETF language tag. See the appendix topic Supported IETF Language Tags for a list of supported language tags.

The specified value will override the language settings configured in storm UC and CONTACT.

If relevant, select the template variable to be used to provide a pre-populated email template to the DTA agent.

In the Name field, enter a label for the value to display to the agent or the parameter name to be used by a CRM application. In the Value field, provide the variable. Click ADD to add the name and value pair to the list below.

These input variable fields can be used to identify information to be displayed in an agent script. (Agent scripts allow agents on voice calls to read on-screen text in the DTA. See the storm UC and CONTACT Configuration Guide  for more information.) The name assigned to a field here must match the name given to the variable used in the agent script.

To identify a variable that is only to be used in an agent script, prepend the name given to it with an underscore character (as shown below for the Customer ID variable).

For a text-based or OUTBOUND preview communication, you can substitute the message data that is passed to DTA agents with alternative values. This is useful if, for example, you wish to present alternative information such as an amended origination or message.

For message type 'SMS Record':

For message type 'Email Record':

For OUTBOUND dialler campaigns that use preview pacing profiles:

Use the value to substitute in the Value field. For example:

Description

In the Name field, enter a label to display to the agent. In the Value field, provide the variable to store the agent-entered value. Click ADD to add the Name and Value pair to the list below. Each entry is presented as an editable field to the agent in DTA. The value saved by the agent populates the variable, which is available for further post-call processing.

Applies only when the selected treatment has Enable FLOW Transfer enabled in storm UC and CONTACT.

Enter a string variable to store the DTMF digits (for example, a customer ID) entered by the user.

Enter an integer variable to store the user ID of the last user who spoke to the caller before the call returned to the script. This variable is populated if either the Success or Agent Transfer exit routes are used.

Enter a string variable to store the user name of the last user who spoke to the caller before the call returned to the script. This variable is populated if either the Success or Agent Transfer exit routes are used.

Enter a variable (integer or float) to store the length of time (in seconds) the caller spent on the call actually talking to agents. If the caller spoke to more than one agent, the length of time is across all agent conversations.

Note: if you use an integer variable, any decimal value returned using this field is rounded down to whole seconds.

Enter a variable (integer or float) to store the length of time (in seconds) the caller spent talking to the agent (if they spoke only to one agent); or the length of time they spent talking to the last agent, where they spoke to more than one.

Note: if you use an integer variable, any decimal value returned using this field is rounded down to whole seconds.

Description

Select this option if you want this action cell to override the recording settings configured in storm UC and CONTACT.

Either choose Select Recording Option or Use Dynamic Recording Option.

On choosing the Select Recording Option, select one of the four recording options. (See table in Recording Option below for the meaning of each option.)

On choosing Use Dynamic Recording Option, specify a variable of type integer in the  the Recording Option field:

The Recording Option field also supports integer values of between 0 and 3 preceded by = and corresponding to the four available recording options. (See table in Recording Option below for the meaning of each value.)

Use one of the following four recording options:

This is taken if the communication is routed successfully.

It is also taken if the communication routes back to the script (see the Agent Exit Code parameter) but there is no 'Agent Transfer' route.

This is taken for a communication that has not been routed despite forwarding rules and extended configuration overflow rules having been attempted. It is also taken for an OUTBOUND call when the outbound queue’s maximum wait time is reached.

This is taken when the second drop-down list in the Route to Contact Section of the properties is set to '[Dynamic Treatment]' and the system cannot identify the intended target.

Relevant for voice interactions only.

This is taken when an agent enters the defined DTMF sequence for transferring the call back into the script. See the Agent Exit Code parameter.

Relevant for voice interactions only.

This is taken when the caller requests a callback.

Note: this applies to voice calls that are routed to a treatment of type 'Contact Queue' and where the Enable Callback? option is enabled on the treatment in storm UC and CONTACT.