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In Genesys Cloud CX, when creating custom scripts, the correct syntax to display dynamic data, such as a customer's first name, involves using double curly braces {{ }}. This syntax is used to reference data variables within the script.

{{Outbound.First Name}}: This syntax correctly refers to the "First Name" attribute from the Outbound object in the script. When the script is run, this placeholder will dynamically display the customer's first name based on the data provided in the Outbound Campaign.

Using the correct syntax is crucial for ensuring that the data is pulled correctly and displayed as intended in the script.

References:

Genesys Cloud CX Scripting Documentation​​​.

When you want to save a variable's value to external storage in Genesys Cloud CX, you should enable the Output property for that variable. The Output property designates that the value of the variable can be exported or sent out of the current script, which is necessary for saving data to external systems like a CRM or database.

This setting is crucial for ensuring that data collected or processed in the script is correctly passed on to other systems for further use.

References:

Genesys Cloud CX Scripting Variables Documentation​​​.

In Genesys Cloud CX, when managing multiple organizations with similar script layouts, you can export scripts from one organization and import them into another. This process allows you to maintain consistency across organizations without having to recreate the scripts from scratch.

Exporting Scripts: This involves saving the script from Org A in a format that can be transferred.

Importing Scripts: You can then import the saved script into Org B, ensuring that the script's layout, components, and logic are retained.

This method is highly efficient for administrators managing multiple organizations with similar needs.

References:

Genesys Cloud CX Scripting Documentation​​​.

The Predictive dialing mode in Genesys Cloud CX is designed to dial multiple contacts at once before an agent becomes available. This mode predicts when an agent will become available and starts dialing in advance to maximize agent talk time and minimize idle time. By calling multiple contacts simultaneously, it ensures that an agent is almost always engaged, improving campaign efficiency and throughput.

This dialing mode is particularly effective in large-scale outbound campaigns where maximizing contact rates and minimizing downtime is critical.

In situations where sensitive payment information is involved, Genesys Cloud CX provides mechanisms to ensure that this data is not recorded, thereby complying with PCI-DSS and other regulatory standards:

Secure Pause (B): Aaron can invoke a Secure Pause action to temporarily stop the recording while collecting payment information. This action ensures that sensitive information is not captured in the recording, protecting both the customer and the organization.

Secure Call Flow (C): Alternatively, Aaron can transfer the interaction to a Secure Call flow configured to collect payment information via IVR. This method uses a secure, automated system to collect sensitive data without involving the agent or recording sensitive information.

To add multiple pages to your script in Genesys Cloud CX, you would use the tab indicated as number 3 in the provided image. This tab provides access to the components and functionalities needed to manage and navigate between different pages within a script.

This is essential for creating scripts with complex flows that require the user or agent to navigate through multiple stages or sections within a single interaction.

References:

Genesys Cloud CX Scripting Documentation​​​.

To create a script that allows agents to write data to an external CRM, the correct sequence of steps is as follows:

Configure the CRM integration in Genesys Cloud CX: Before any scripting can take place, the CRM must be integrated with Genesys Cloud CX. This integration setup is the foundation that allows data to flow between the two systems.

Create a Script: Once the integration is configured, you can create a new script that will be used by agents to interact with the CRM.

Enable the Data Actions property in the script: This property must be enabled to allow the script to perform data actions, which include sending and receiving data from the CRM.

Configure the respective data action of the configured CRM in Scripts: After enabling Data Actions, you must set up the specific actions that will interact with the CRM, such as writing data to a contact record.

Give necessary permission to agents to view and execute data actions: Finally, you must ensure that agents have the appropriate permissions to execute these data actions, which may involve granting them specific roles or permissions in Genesys Cloud CX.

This sequence ensures that all necessary configurations and permissions are in place before agents start interacting with the CRM through the script.

References:

Genesys Cloud CX Data Actions and Scripting Documentation​​​.

UUI (User-to-User Information) is the script property used for exchanging or passing data from one application to another that is unrelated to the call itself. UUI data is often used in scenarios where information needs to be transferred alongside a call but is not directly related to the telephony functions, such as passing customer data between different systems within an organization.

This capability is essential for integrating various systems and ensuring that relevant data accompanies interactions throughout different touchpoints.