WebChat
The main idea of this feature is the communication between customers and call center company through an online chat.
That by the call center company will need to configure certain factors.
Content
- 1 Campaign Settings
- 2 Agent
- 3 Supervisor
- 3.1 Monitoring
- 3.2 Recording
Campaign Settings
Here Webchat campaigns will be created.
The configuration screen looks like the following:
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Basic Configuration
Name: Name of the Webchat's campaign.
Strategy: Behavior that Webchat interactions will present. Visit Strategies for more information
Service Level: The level of service is the percentage of chats that were attended/abandoned by the agent before/after a stipulated time limit.
Schedule: Schedule in which the Webchat campaign will be available. Visit Inbound voice campaigns and see ‘Schedule’ for more information
Welcome
The welcome message is shown on the client's window when the Webchat campaign is available. The user can configure three different messages in its own language, es (SPANISH), en (ENGLISH), and pt (PORTUGUESE). Select a language and write the personalized welcome message, then select another language, and so on.Out of Time
The message will appear to the client if the campaign is out of time. The user can configure three different messages in its own language, es (SPANISH), en (ENGLISH), and pt (PORTUGUESE). Select a language and write the personalized Out of Time message, then select another language, and so on.Message Not Available
The message appears when there are no agents available to attend an interaction in the queue. The user can configure three different messages in its own language, es (SPANISH), en (ENGLISH), and pt (PORTUGUESE). Select a language and write the personalized Message Not Available message, then select another language, and so on.Feedback
At the end of the interaction, the message defined in this field will be displayed.
Every message can be customized:
Other Fields
Maximum Interactions per Agent:Â Limits the number of active interactions the agent can get. The rest of the interactions wait in the queue.
Quality: A quality model can be assigned to the campaign. When an agent closes the interaction, a quality model will appear so the agent can respond to it. This response can be seen on the Webchat Recordings.
Automatic Agent Message:Â This message will be sent automatically to the client when the interaction starts.
Thresholds Section
These metrics to campaign statistics in real-time are measured in time (seconds).
Service Level: The time limit for response expected chats by an agent. Â Â Â
Dropout rate: It is the time of chats to consider that they were abandoned by customers during the daytime.
Time chat: Time to consider the agent-customer chat reached the limit.
ACD: Maximum number of customers who are waiting to be answered by an agent chat.
Max Chats:Â This numerical value represents the maximum of chats that can be on the waiting list. Chats that get positioned over this number, will get rejected and to the user will get the Not Available message.
Time Out: Max amount of time, in seconds, that clients can be waiting, after this period of time the chat will get rejected, and the user will get the Not Available message.
Auto Finish: If the client disconnects the interaction, this last one will be automatically finalized when the disconnection state surpasses the period of time set in this box.
Colour:Â The Webchat window will have this color.
Checks Section
Show Agent's Name:Â If checked, the client will be able to see the agent's name that attended the interaction on the top of the window.
Enable:Â The system can have a non-working Webchat campaign, without the need of deleting it entirely and losing information. If checked, the campaign can be used.
Enable Feedback: When the interaction ends, the client will be able to punctuate the service and leave a note. This last one can be seen in the Webchat Recordings section.
Enable Email:Â Activated, the client will be required to give an email address before starting the interaction.
Allow Audio and Video:Â If checked, the client will be able to start a call or video call with the agent.
Offline Message:Â When the campaign is offline and this box is checked, the client will see an offline message configured in Out of Time.
Address for Offline Message: Specifies the email address to send the client’s offline messages.
Telephone Field Webchat
When the client starts filling in the information to start an interaction, an extra field can be configured here.
For example, ask for the client's telephone number, ID number, or other information needed.
This one can be set as Required or optional.
Set it as Visible to activate it.
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Under this field we can see the Allowed Domains field, in there we can specify the domain where the webchat is working.
Canned Responses
These are answers that the supervisor configured for agents to have quick access to frequently used messages in order to make their work more effective.
Buttons
 Generates the Webchat code automatically, this will be given to the developer team and afterward implemented on the web.
 Once you configured everything, preview your Webchat here.
 Embed webchat on your webpage using a WordPress Plugin. For more information, visit WordPress Plugin for Webchat.
Webchat Members
To add or remove agents to campaigns what you do is press the tab Members
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Agent
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The Agent is going to be able to see the conversation history with the client, by clicking on the top right corner of the conversation.
On the top of the conversation, appear:
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Webchat Campaign's name
Webchat Telephone Field
Allowed Domain
Contact's name
Contact's mail
At the beginning of the conversation, appears the Hold Time from the client’s waiting time.
The client is able to call and video call the Agent.
At the bottom of the conversation, appear:
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A list with emojis to use on your messages will unfold.
The canned responses from the campaign. These ones get inserted in the response box automatically once the agent selected them from the list.
Start recording audio to send.
Attach a file from your PC.
Sends the message the Agent wrote.
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Supervisor
Monitoring
Here you can see the real-time statistics webchat campaign.
The table is in the lower-left section shows :
Icon: Icon Agent Status. Along with the status icon, you may appear: if the agent is in a phone call appears; and if the agent is to break the break for that picture will appear.
Channel Status: If the agent has an interaction opened, the logo of this one will appear in this column, for SMS and for Webchat and others. If the agent is attending more than one type of interaction, these ones will appear next to each other
Status: Agent Status in real-time. States can be Offline, Busy, Free, Free Busy in break and break (still break any available).
Agent: Name agents members of the campaign.
Completed: Number of Webchats completed by the agent.
Active:Â Represents the number of interactions the agent has active.
Time: Time of the last change agent status.
Shows the status of the interaction depending on the time limits set for Chat Time in the campaign configuration, the different statuses are the following ones:
 This status applies for the first time limit set on the campaign configuration.
 When the interaction is between the first and the second time limit, this status will appear.
 For the interaction being past the second time limit, this type of status will appear.
 When the agent does not have an interaction for more than the time set on the third time limit, this status will appear as a warning.
If the campaign has customers waiting, the table on the right will be completed as shown in the following image:
This table on the right shows the email client with the same name and the time it takes waiting to be attended is shown.
When an agent has an active interaction, the supervisor can click on it and the following options will appear:
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Spy: Supervisor can view in real-time the messages exchanged between agent-client.
Screen monitoring: Supervisor can view in real-time the agent's screen.
Info: This shows the agent information.
Pause: Supervisor can pause the agent status.
Chat: Supervisor can chat with the agent.
Log out agent: Supervisor can log out the agent's account.
Recording
This section will see all Webchat conversations, whether they were made in a campaign schedule or after hours by a customer.
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Start date: Start Date Search webchat recordings.
Final date: End of recordings that we get from the search.
Email: E-mail client we want to find. In this field, you can put a part of the mail and the search will be the same.
Campaign: Select the campaigns webchat available on the list.
Agent: Select the agents who attended the webchat.
Offline:Â Searches for the offline messages left by the clients when the campaign is offline.
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When the searched records appear on the table, you can download them massively by clicking on the Download All button.
A PDF file will start downloading and will look like so:
Example: Conversation Online
If the search is applied for records from an online Webchat campaign, then appears similar to the following screen:
If a quality model is assigned to the Webchat campaign, the conversation can be qualified by the supervisor.
After pressing Save, you can see at the top of the screen the average score of the ratings given by the supervisor and the client at the end of the conversation.
Conversations can be individually downloaded as a PDF file.
Example: Conversation Offline
The following screen appears by using the filter Offline, for every offline message left by clients:
On the table, the Viewed section indicates if this record was reviewed by a supervisor.
Offline
If the conversation has not been seen by any supervisor, it will have an icon in view and if it is clicked, the conversation will go to the section of conversations that were reviewed.
Seen
The conversations that were reviewed can be seen by applying the filter seen, and will appear with an indicator, which if the clicked conversation will go to the section of conversations not seen again.