Bob is the 8x8 Contact Center administrator at the AcmeJets contact center. He wants to create an online chat channel to support website visitors. He anticipates the website traffic to be heavy during peak hours, and therefore, the agents should be able to handle multiple chats to meet the demand. He plans to collect some identity information, such as customer names and account numbers, to identify existing customers so that agents can process interactions efficiently. This information can be collected from the customers even before they are connected to the agents, allowing agents to serve them faster and better.
To complete this plan, Bob needs to:
Create a Chat Form via 8x8 Configuration Manager to place on the company’s website in order to invite the customers to chat.
Create a chat script to define the chat workflow.
Enable AcmeJets agents to process multiple chats with customers and other agents on the same tenant. He knows that, by default, agents can handle only one chat at a time.
Train his agents how to use Multi-Chat.
The following diagram represents configuration tasks Bob must do to get started with this project:
Here is what Bob has in mind for the agents:
To plan his work better, Bob has prepared the following checklist:
Task | Description | How to Complete | Completed |
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1 | Create an online chat button to use during the business operational hours. | N/A | |
2 | Create an offline chat button to direct visitors during offline hours. | N/A | |
3 | Create a chat invitation to proactively invite website visitors to a chat. | N/A | |
4 | Create a chat form to gather information from a customer before initiating a chat. |
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5 | Create an Offline form to send an email message during chat offline hours. |
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6 | Create a chat window to serve as the interface between the customer and the agent during the chat. | N/A | |
7 | Design the chat flow. |
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8 | Enable agents to have more than one chat. |
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9 | Train agents to use Multi-Chat. |
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