How To Handle Transactions
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Table of Contents
Receive Chat
Auto Assignment Mode
- When customers start a chat, the transaction will be assigned to the available agent in the inbox.
- The agent can accept and start chatting with customer.
Manual Assignment Mode
- When customers start a chat, the transaction will be in waiting status.
- Supervisors can use Assign button to assign the chat to an agent.
Note:
- Agent Capacities applies to both Auto and Manual assignment mode, ensuring balanced workloads for agents regardless of the assignment mode.
- Agents will be assigned transactions precisely according to the capacities defined for them.
- A warning message will be displayed if an admin or agent attempts to assign more transactions than the defined capacities.
Upload and Send Files
Agent can attach and send files to customers in the following formats:
- JPG, JPEG, PNG, MP4, PDF, DOC(X), PPT(X), XLS(X)
Use Canned Response
There 2 methods to use canned responses:
- Agent can use organizational / personal responses via Canned Response button
- Agent can type /<Short-cut> in the chat box
Transfer Chat
- Agent can use the Transfer button to transfer an active chat to another agent or inbox.
End Chat
- Agent can use the End button to manually end an active chat.
- The system will automatically close an active chat after 24 hours since the last response from the customer.
WhatsApp Back Function
- Go to an ended transaction
- Click WhatsApp Back button
- WhatsApp Back button is located in two different positions:
- On the bottom of the screen
- Or on the top right corner of the screen
- A pop-up window will appear
- Select inbox
- Select Message template
- Input variables (if any)
- Check preview message
- Preview Message section supports the following button types:
- Quick reply buttons
- Custom
- Call-to-action buttons
- Call on WhatsApp
- Call Phone Number
- Copy offer code
- Visit website
- Static
- Dynamic
- Quick reply buttons
- Click Send
Using Media Headers in WhatsApp Templates
WhatsApp templates support headers with media types, enhancing the messaging experience. The supported media types include:
- Image
- Video
- Document (PDF format only)
Agents can upload media files directly within the message template through the portal when sending WhatsApp messages.
- The system will initiate a WhatsApp message to the customer, and the status will be marked as “Waiting.”
- The transaction will be assigned to an agent only after the customer responds to the message.
- Upon acceptance of the chat by the agent, communication with the customer will proceed as usual.
- Users are unable to initiate a WhatsApp Back action for a customer with an ongoing transaction.
- Clicking the WhatsApp Back button prompts a popup notification indicating the existence of an active transaction.
- Users have the option to click on the TXN UUID to navigate directly to the active transaction.
- When an agent triggers a WhatsApp Back, they become the designated transaction assignee, meaning they are automatically assigned to the WhatsApp Back transaction.
- To trigger WhatsApp Back, agents must have both the Contact Center Add-on and the WhatsApp Add-on licenses assigned to them.
- Additionally, agents do not need to select an inbox when triggering a WhatsApp Back. The transactions will be directly linked to the inbox of the expired WhatsApp conversation that initiated the WhatsApp Back.
If an agent triggering a WhatsApp Back reaches their WhatsApp capacity limit, the system will prevent them from proceeding and display an error message.
Outbound WhatsApp Messages
Our system also supports sending outbound WhatsApp messages to customers who have never contacted the organization. Follow these steps to send a WhatsApp message:
- Click Create
- Select Send WhatsApp message
- A “Send WhatsApp Message” popup will appear
- Select the Sender ID
- Select the WhatsApp inbox
- Select the Destination
- Select the Template
- Click Send
Note:
- To send outbound WhatsApp messages, users must have both the Contact Center and WhatsApp Add-on license assigned.
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Select WhatsApp Inbox
- Agents can only select from their assigned WhatsApp inboxes
- The outbound transaction will be listed under the selected inbox
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Assignee:
- The agent who triggers the outbound WhatsApp message will be the assignee of that transaction.
- If the agent has reached their capacity limit, the system will not allow them to send the WhatsApp message and will display a warning message, similar to the WhatsApp Back feature.
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Destination WhatsApp Number:
- Saved WhatsApp numbers in Manage Contact
- Input new number
- If the destination number is not linked to a WhatsApp account, an error message will be displayed: “The message failed to be sent because the number is not linked to any WhatsApp account.”
Check WhatsApp Transaction History
- Users have the ability to review all WhatsApp transactions within the inbox, including comprehensive details for each transaction.
Note:
Supervisor can access all the inboxes, while Agent can only access their assigned inbox(es).