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1 Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide Interactive Intelligence Customer Interaction Center (CIC) 2016 R1 Last updated September 14, 2015 (See Change log for summary of changes.) Abstract This guide describes the Interaction Center integration with HEAT. It describes how to install the HEAT plug-in and configure the components of the integration. Interactive Intelligence, Inc Interactive Way Indianapolis, IN Telephone/Fax (317)
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Other brand and/or product names referenced in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. DISCLAIMER INTERACTIVE INTELLIGENCE (INTERACTIVE) HAS NO RESPONSIBILITY UNDER WARRANTY, INDEMNIFICATION OR OTHERWISE, FOR MODIFICATION OR CUSTOMIZATION OF ANY INTERACTIVE SOFTWARE BY INTERACTIVE, CUSTOMER OR ANY THIRD PARTY EVEN IF SUCH CUSTOMIZATION AND/OR MODIFICATION IS DONE USING INTERACTIVE TOOLS, TRAINING OR METHODS DOCUMENTED BY INTERACTIVE. Interactive Intelligence, Inc Interactive Way Indianapolis, Indiana Telephone/Fax (317) Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide ii
3 Table of contents Chapter 1: Introduction to the Interaction Center Integration to HEAT... 4 About this document... 4 About HEAT... 4 About Customer Interaction Center... 4 Purpose of the integration... 4 Requirements... 5 Overview of administrative tasks... 5 HEAT installation plug-in... 6 Chapter 2: Verify the HEAT license and assign access rights... 7 Verify the HEAT feature license... 7 Assign rights to an agent... 7 Assign rights to a role... 8 Chapter 3: Configure the HEAT plug-in in the CIC client and add the HEAT directory... 9 Set configuration options for the HEAT plug-in in Interaction Desktop... 9 Add the HEAT directory tab in Interaction Desktop Chapter 4: Set up the HEAT server and client for outbound calls Activate HEAT DDE message functionality Configure the HEAT search fields Set up the HEAT client for outbound calls Chapter 5: Configure screen pops Screen pop requirements Set attribute example Load call ticket example New call ticket with search value example New call ticket with customer ID and type value Load customer with search value Load customer with customer ID and type value Change log Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide iii
4 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Interaction Center Integration to HEAT About this document This document includes: Overview of the integration Installation of the integration software Configuration of the integration software and users About HEAT HEAT Service and Support is a help desk application from FrontRange. The application contains call logging, auto ticket generation, and other service desk features. About Customer Interaction Center Customer Interaction Center is a suite of contact center applications, as well as interactive voice response and IP/PBX capabilities. The CIC client is the desktop management software or web version that comes with Customer Interaction Center. It provides users with access to the contact center functionality and IP PBX capabilities of Customer Interaction Center. Note: CIC supports several interaction management client applications. The HEAT integration only works with Interaction Desktop. This documentation uses the term CIC client to refer to this application. Purpose of the integration The purpose of the Interaction Center Integration with HEAT is: To display HEAT call logging records from Customer Interaction Center using DDE communications To provide DDE-enabled click-to-dial functionality between the applications Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 4
5 The following is an example of a HEAT Call Logging record. Requirements This section describes the requirements for the Interaction Center Integration with HEAT. HEAT version 7.x, 8.x, or 9.x with a product license Note: The click-to-dial feature is only supported in HEAT version 8.3 or later. Customer Interaction Center 2016 R1 Feature license from Interactive Intelligence Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008, or Windows 7 For Customer Interaction Center and CIC client requirements, see the IC Installation and Configuration Guide or the Product Information site at: Overview of administrative tasks Before beginning to install and configure the integration, install the HEAT software, Customer Interaction Center, and CIC client software. As an administrator, you are responsible for the following tasks: Assign access rights in Interaction Administrator for agents who use the plug-in. Verify that the HEAT feature license is installed. Enable the plug-in in the CIC client and add the HEAT Integration tab. Set up the HEAT server and client for outbound calls. Configure screen pops in Interaction Attendant. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 5
6 HEAT installation plug-in The Interaction Center Integration with HEAT plug-in for IC User Applications is installed automatically when you apply the CIC update for IC User Applications. The Interaction Center integration to HEAT is in the form of a plug-in to the CIC client. The appropriate HEAT licensing is required. For more information about the integration, see the Interactive Intelligence Product Information site. For more information about installing the HEAT software, see your HEAT documentation. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 6
7 Chapter 2: Verify the HEAT license and assign access rights Before an agent can use the HEAT plug-in, the agent must have the HEAT feature license and access rights to use the plug-in. This chapter describes how to load the HEAT license and assign access rights for agents and roles in Interaction Administrator. Verify the HEAT feature license To verify that the HEAT feature license is loaded: 1. In Interaction Administrator, do one of the following: On the File menu, click License Management. Click the License icon. The License Management dialog box appears. 2. Click the Features tab. 3. Verify that I3_FEATURE_HEAT appears in the list. 4. If I3_FEATURE_HEAT does not appear in the list, contact your Interactive Intelligence representative to obtain a license. Otherwise, click Close to exit the License Management dialog box. Assign rights to an agent To assign agents the rights to use the HEAT integration: 1. Start Interaction Administrator. 2. In the People container, double-click Users. 3. Double-click the name of the user to whom you want to assign rights, and then click the Security tab. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 7
8 4. In the Security tab, click the Access Control button, and then type HEAT in the Search field. Under Plug-ins, the check box for HEAT Screen Pop Integration appears. 5. Click the check box for HEAT Screen Pop Integration, and then close. The agent now has rights to use this plug-in. Assign rights to a role You can also assign the HEAT plug-in access rights to a role in Interaction Administrator. All users who are assigned to that role inherit the right. To assign the access right to a role, follow the steps in the previous procedure, Assign rights to an agent, except select the Roles node instead of the Users node. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 8
9 Chapter 3: Configure the HEAT plug-in in the CIC client and add the HEAT directory Before an agent can use the plug-in for the first time, the agent must configure the HEAT plug-in in the CIC client. In addition, agents can add the HEAT directory by the My Interactions tab to view the call attributes and related values for the currently connected call interaction. This tab also contains a button that allows agents to resend a DDE (dynamic data exchange) screen-pop call to HEAT. Set configuration options for the HEAT plug-in in Interaction Desktop As the administrator, instruct each agent to follow these steps to configure the HEAT plug-in in Interaction Desktop. 1. Start Interaction Desktop and log on. 2. From the Options menu, select Configuration. The Configuration dialog box appears. Note: In Interaction Desktop, the plug-in is automatically enabled when you give the user access control to the HEAT plug-in in Interaction Administrator. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 9
10 3. Click Heat Settings to display the configuration options. 4. If you want to enable HEAT screen pops when the interaction alerts, under Interaction States, select Pop screen at alerting. Tip: If you clear this box, a screen pop occurs when the interaction is connected. 5. Under Interaction Types, specify the types of interactions you want HEAT screen pops for by selecting the appropriate check boxes. 6. Click OK. The plug-in is now configured. Add the HEAT directory tab in Interaction Desktop Agents can add the HEAT directory tab in Interaction Desktop to view the call attributes and related values for the currently connected call interaction. This tab also contains a button that allows agents to resend a DDE screen-pop call to HEAT. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 10
11 To add the HEAT directory tab: 1. From the File menu in Interaction Desktop, choose New > View. The Create New View dialog box appears. 2. In the Categories list, click Heat Plug-in Integration. 3. Under Views, select Heat Plug-in Integration. 4. Click OK. The Heat Plugin Integration directory tab now appears. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 11
12 Chapter 4: Set up the HEAT server and client for outbound calls The HEAT Call Logging application can send DDE messages to configured applications to have the CTI server place a call for an agent. The CIC client has listening capabilities to process these messages and place the call. However, you must first activate the functionality. Activate HEAT DDE message functionality Follow these steps on the HEAT server to activate the functionality for sending DDE messages from HEAT to the CIC client: 1. Start the HEAT Administrator Module. 2. On the Defaults menu, point to DDE/Telephony, and then click Telephony Setup. 3. The Telephony Settings dialog appears. 4. Click the Enable Telephony tab. 5. Select Enable Telephony Integration to enable the HEAT application to send and receive DDE messages. 6. In the Telephony Application Name field, specify the directory path where the application is installed, along with the name of the application. The default installation location for InteractionDesktop.exe and InteractionClient.exe is in the ICUserApps folder on your computer. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 12
13 7. Click the DDE Service and Topic tab. 8. In the Outgoing DDE Service field, type CICHeat. 9. In the Outgoing DDE Topic field, type ExternalCall. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 13
14 10. Click the Dialing tab. 11. In the field on the Dialing tab, type MakeCall. 12. Click OK. Configure the HEAT search fields In the HEAT Administrator, you can also configure the fields to use when the Call Logging application is activated by a DDE or Telephony customer search. To configure the search fields: 1. Start the HEAT Administrator Module. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 14
15 2. On the Defaults menu, point to DDE/Telephony, and then click Customer Search. The DDE/Telephony Customer Search Defaults dialog appears. 3. From the Available Fields list, select the fields you want to use for searches, and then click Add to move them to the Search Fields list. 4. Click OK. Set up the HEAT client for outbound calls Each agent must follow these steps in the HEAT Call Logging client application to enable outbound dialing from the application: 1. Start the HEAT Call Logging application on the desktop machine. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 15
16 2. On the main toolbar, click Customize. 3. In the Customize dialog, click the Commands tab. 4. In the Categories list, click Accessories. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 16
17 5. Drag the Dial using Telephony item from the Commands list to the menu bar. 6. Click Close. A Dial using Telephony toolbox now appears in the menu bar. To execute a DDE command that places an outbound call, place the cursor in the customer field you want to send and then click this button. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 17
18 Chapter 5: Configure screen pops This chapter describes how to configure screen pops in Interaction Attendant. Interaction Attendant allows you to customize the IVR call flow for inbound calls. You can request that callers enter specific information and have Interaction Attendant store that data with the call. It then uses that data to route the call to the appropriate agent and can display the information for the agent receiving the call in the HEAT Call Logging application. For example, you could configure Interaction Attendant to ask the caller to enter a customer number or home phone number and then base its routing on that data. Screen pop requirements This section describes the requirements for displaying screen pops to the agent s HEAT session. It lists the required custom attributes and their associated values. An attribute value is displayed in italics if either there is more than one choice or if it needs to be retrieved from the calling customer. Interaction Attendant stores the attributes. One node in an Interaction Attendant tree is Set Attribute. This node is the primary type of node required to store the attributes and their corresponding values. Set attribute example The following figure illustrates how to store an attribute. In the previous figure, the fields have the following meanings: Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 18
19 Field Name Digit Attribute Value Description Describes the node Refers to the key the caller entered to get to this node Name of the custom attribute (first column in the tables below) The value to be set for the Attribute field (second column in the tables below) Another node that is often used to store custom attributes is Caller Data Entry. For more information on all the nodes of the Attendant tree, see the Interaction Attendant User s Guide. Load call ticket example This example loads an existing call ticket using a CallId. The following table lists the required custom attributes: Attribute name Attribute value CICHEAT_SPType 1 CICHEAT_CallId A string representing a valid call identifier. In this example, there are two required attributes needed to achieve the screen pop, CICHEAT_SPType and CICHEAT_CallId. To send this screen pop, CICHEAT_SPType must be set to the value 1 and needs to use the Set Attribute node. CICHEAT_CallId must be specified by the calling customer and needs to use the Caller Data Entry node. With both of these values set, the screen pop for an existing call ticket arrives at the same moment the phone call reaches the agent s teleset. New call ticket with search value example This example creates a new call ticket using a search value, such as a phone number. The following table lists the required custom attributes: Attribute name Attribute value CICHEAT_SPType 2 CICHEAT_Search A string representing a DDE customer search definition, such as a phone number and zip code, New call ticket with customer ID and type value This example creates a new call ticket using customer ID and type values. The following table lists the required custom attributes: Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 19
20 Attribute name Attribute value CICHEAT_SPType 3 CICHEAT_CustomerId CICHEAT_CustomerType A string representing a valid customer ID. A string representing a valid customer type (Company, Department, Employee, Equipment, Facility). Load customer with search value This example loads a customer profile using a search value, such as a phone number. The following table lists the required custom attributes: Attribute name Attribute value CICHEAT_SPType 4 CICHEAT_Search CICHEAT_FormId A string representing a DDE customer search definition. Form Id can be: 0-Profile, 1-Config, 2-Call History, 3-Contacts, 4-Sales Pending (GMSS only), 5-Sales History (GMSS Only), 6-SMS or NetCensus. Load customer with customer ID and type value This example loads a customer profile using customer ID and type value. The following table lists the required custom attributes: Attribute name Attribute value CICHEAT_SPType 5 CICHEAT_CustomerId CICHEAT_CustomerType CICHEAT_FormId A string representing a valid customer ID. A string representing a valid customer type (Company, Department, Employee, Equipment, Facility). Form Id can be: : 0-Profile, 1-Config, 2-Call History, 3-Contacts, 4-Sales Pending (GMSS only), 5-Sales History (GMSS Only), 6-SMS or NetCensus. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 20
21 Change log Change log date March 13, 2009 September 18, 2009 August 30, 2012 August 5, 2014 Changes made Initial document created. Added section about upgrading Interaction Client.NET Edition in Chapter 2. Updated copyright information, updated screenshots of the 4.0.NET Client, revised instructions for Adding The HEAT Directory Tab and Assigning Rights to an Agent. Updated screenshots to reflect the latest changes in the user interface. Updated documentation to reflect changes required in the transition from version 4.0 SU# to CIC 2015 R1, such as updates to product version numbers, system requirements, installation procedures, references to Interactive Intelligence Product Information site URLs, and copyright and trademark information. January 22, 2015 Updated for 2015 R2. April 13, 2015 Updated for 2015 R3. Updated documentation to reflect the addition of Interaction Desktop. June 24, 2015 Updated for 2015 R4. September 14, 2015 Updated for 2016 R1. Removed references to Interaction Client.NET Edition. Interaction Center Integration with HEAT Installation and Configuration Guide 21
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