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1 Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal Release 8.0(1) February 2010 Corporate Headquarters Cisco System s, Inc. 170 West Tasman D riv e San Jose, CA USA w.cisco.com Tel: N ETS (6387) Fax:
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4 Contents Contents...iv Preface...1 Purpose... 1 Audience... 1 Organization... 1 Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines 1 Documentation Feedback Welcome...2 About Accessibility Support... 2 Using Accessibility Support Text-only Users...3 About Text-only Users... 3 Creating a Text-only User... 3 Changing an Existing User to Text-only Functionality in Text-Only Mode...4 Homepage... 4 Settings... 4 Reports... 5 Information Notices... 5 To Create an Information Notice... 5 To View an Information Notice... 5 To Edit an Information Notice... 5 To Move an Information Notice... 6 To Delete an Information Notice... 6 System Manager... 6 Supported Items in System Manager... 6 To Create a User... 7 To Create a Group... 7 iv Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1)
5 Preface Purpose Audience This document explains the accessibility features that Unified Contact Center Management Portal (Unified CCMP) supports and how to use them, This document is intended for all users of Unified Contact Center Management Portal, from high-level administrators to team supervisors. The reader needs no technical understanding beyond a basic knowledge of how to use computers. Organization Chapter 1, Welcome - Describes the accessibility offered by the text-only interface. Chapter 2, Text-only Users - Explains how to create users that use the text-only interface, and how to change from the existing interface to the text-only one. Chapter 3, Functionality in Text-only Mode - Explains what functionality is available in text-only mode and provides step-by-step procedures to how to perform tasks. Obtaining Documentation, Obtaining Support, and Security Guidelines For information on obtaining documentation, obtaining support, providing documentation feedback, security guidelines, and also recommended aliases and general Cisco documents, see the monthly What s New in Cisco Product Documentation, which also lists all new and revised Cisco technical documentation, at: Subscribe to the What's New in Cisco Product Documentation as a Really Simple Syndication(RSS) feed and set content to be delivered directly to your desktop using a reader application.the RSS feeds are a free service and Cisco currently supports RSS version 2.0. Documentation Feedback You can provide comments about this document by sending to the following address: mailto:[email protected] We appreciate your comments. Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1) 1
6 1. Welcome About Accessibility Support Unified CCMP provides accessibility functionality by means of an alternative, textonly, interface. Although this text-only interface does not include all features of the standard interface, it does offer accessibility features to aid users who rely on accessibility software such as screen readers and magnifiers when working with Unified CCMP. This document highlights the functionality that is supported in text-only mode and how to use that functionality. In addition to the functionality explained in Chapter 3, accessibility is enhanced in the text-only application by the following: No stylization and graphics on the application user interfaces Common titles and text for all page items Identifying column and header labels for each list item Implementation of a mechanism to skip repetitive navigation No usage of client-sided scripting languages Using Accessibility Support Users who require the Unified CCMP accessible funcationality must be identifed as text-only users. Although it is possible for existing users to change their settings to text-only once they have signed in, Cisco System recommends that the system administrator create users with the text-only identity before they sign in, as documented in Chapter 2, 5Text-only Users. 2 Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1)
7 2. Text-only Users About Text-only Users Users can access the text-only functionality only if their user settings identify them as text-only users. This can be done by the users themselves after they sign in or by an administrator who set up users. Creating a Text-only User Follow this procedure to create users in text-only mode, so that when they sign in to the application they are immediately presented with the text-only version of the site. 1. From the Tools page select User Manager. 2. Select the folder in which to create the user. 3. Click the New link in the main navigation bar to open the New User page. 4. Complete the required fields and select the Text Only Mode checkbox. 5. Click OK to create the user. Changing an Existing User to Text-only To set an existing user to text-only mode: 1. From the Tools page select the User Manager option. 2. Select the folder that contains the user. 3. Select the properties icon for the user. 4. Select the Text Only Mode box. 5. Click OK to update the user and set them to use text-only mode. Note If the administrator makes the change, the setting will take effect the next time the user signs in to the Management Portal. If the user makes the change, he or she must log out of the current session and log in again to access the text-only functionality. For more information on creating users and assigning security permissions, see the User Manual for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal. Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1) 3
8 3. Functionality in Text-Only Mode Homepage Supported functionality in text-only mode is as follows: Homepage Simple Homepage Settings User settings such as timezone may be set or changed. System and security settings are unavailable. Reports It is not possible to manage reports in text-only mode, although parameter sets may be edited through the System Manager. Information Notices Full support. System Manager Support for provisioning of users, groups, and folders. Security Manager The Security Manager tool is not available; however some security operations (such as creating folders) may be performed in the System Manager. When you sign in as a text-only user, you access a simple homepage that presents the available tools and options in a menu bar at the top of the screen. You can manage items such as Folders and Users directly by following the links from this page as well as by using the System Manager tool. You cannot change the homepage. Settings To access the User Settings page, click the Settings link in your homepage. To change your user settings, select or overwrite the required fields and click OK. These fields as follows: Timezone Select your local region from the dropdown. First Name and Last Name Change your name. Do this, for example, if you marry or if you normally use a name other than the First Name entered here. Enter the address where you want the Management Portal to send s. Description Enter a suitable description of yourself, such as your job title or departmental role. Data Paging Size Enter the number of items to be displayed per page; for example when viewing an item type in the System Manager. Numbers above 20 are not recommended. Text Only Mode Uncheck this box to set your display to the standard interface. You will have to sign out and sign back in for your display to change. 4 Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1)
9 Reports You cannot manage reports in the text-only interface, You can, however, create and edit parameter sets from the System Manager. Information Notices Information notices (also called system notices) are similar to a notice board or Message of the Day feature. They are a useful way to globally inform many contact center staff members of pertinent information, rather than having to inform each staff member individually. Notices might include changes to agent assignments or important customer information. Once you have signed in, any information notices that apply to a user are displayed in his or her homepage. To access the Information Notices tool, click the link at the top of your homepage. When the Information Notices tool opens, you see a list of the information notices available in the current folder. To Create an Information Notice 1. Click Create Information Notice to open the Create Information Notice page. 2. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder in the tree whose users are the target audience for the new notice. The folder name will be displayed in the Current Folder box. 3. Complete fields as follows: a. In the Subject field, enter a title for the notice, b. In the large Information Notice Matter field, enter the text for the notice. c. In the Valid From and Valid To fields, enter start and end dates to define the lifetime of the notice, 4. Click Create Information Notice. A success message appears in red near the top of the screen To View an Information Notice 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder in the tree that contains the Information Notice you want to see. 2. Note You must click the Change Folder button to actually change to this folder. Only the child folders and parent folder of the current folder can be selected. To navigate to a folder further down the folder hierarchy, therefore, you may need to change folder several times. 3. Click on the title of an Information Notice you want to view. To Edit an Information Notice Follow this procedure to change a notice if you have the appropriate security permissions to do so: Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1) 5
10 System Manager 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder in the tree that contains the Information Notice you want to edit. 2. Click on the title of an Information Notice. 3. Change any of the details of this item, as follows: The title of the notice in the Subject. The text of the notice in the large Information Notice Matter field. The start and end dates of the notice in the Valid From and Valid To fields. 4. Click Update Information Notice to save changes. A red success message appears near the top of the screen. To Move an Information Notice 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the Information Notice to be moved. 2. Check the box(es) of the Information Notice(s) to be moved. 3. Click Move Information Notices. 4. Navigate to the folder to which the Information Notice is to be moved. 5. Click Move to This Folder. To Delete an Information Notice 1. Using the drop-\down menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the Information Notice to be deleted. 2. Check the box(e)s of the Information Notice(s) to be deleted. 3. Click Delete Information Notices. The System Manager tool is used to create resource folders and certain resources and to edit certain items. To access the System Manager tool, click the link at the top of your homepage. Supported Items in System Manager Items that can be created through the text-only System Manager are users, groups and folders. These can also be created directly from the links at the top of your homepage. It is possible to edit the name and description of all provisionable types through the text-only System Manager. For a list of provisionable items, see the Manage the System section in the User Manual for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal. Updates will be applied only to the records in the Unified CCMP database and will not be applied to their original source. Report descriptions can be viewed using the System Manager but cannot be edited. 6 Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1)
11 To Create a User The Create User page is only available from the User Sub Menu. You must be able to view at least one user that already exists in the system before you can create a new user. 1. Click Create User. 2. If necessary, use the dropdown menu from the box at the left to navigate to the folder in which to create the user. 3. Fill in the following fields: a. In the Login Name field enter the name as it will appear in the system for the new user. b. In the First Name and Last Name fields enter the user's details. c. In the field enter the address of the new user. d. In the Description field enter any explanatory text, if required. e. The User Home Folder defaults to the same folder as the user is created in. This is the folder in which the user starts when they log in. For example, a supervisor user in Basic Mode will be able to browse any teams and skillgroups in their home folder, plus teams and agents they are a supervisor for f. In the Password field enter the password for the new user. g. In the Confirm Password field re-enter the selected password. 4. Select the following checkboxes if applicable: a. The Advanced checkbox if the user is to be capable of accessing the Tools page in order to potentially create resources, manage security, or other advanced functions. Note The number of advanced users should be limited. b. The Enabled checkbox to ensure that the user is live in the system. If unchecked the new user will be saved in the system but will not be able to access it. c. The User must change password at next Logon checkbox to prompt the new user to change their password after their first login. d. The Password Never Expires checkbox to assign the password to the new user indefinitely. e. The User cannot change password checkbox to prevent the new user from being able to change their password. 5. Click Create User. A red success message appears near the top of the screen. To Create a Group The Create Group page is only available from the Group Sub Menu. You must be able to view at least one group that already exists in the system before you can create a new group. 1. Click Create Group. 2. If necessary, use the dropdown menu from the box at the left to navigate to the folder in which to create the user. Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1) 7
12 3. Fill in the following fields: 4. In the Name field enter the name for the new group 5. In the Description field enter any explanatory text, if required. 6. Click Create Group. A red success message appears near the top of the screen. To Create a Folder The Create Folder page is available only from the Folder Sub Menu. You must be able to view at least one folder that already exists in the system in order to create a new folder. 1. Click Create Folder. 2. If necessary, use the dropdown menu from the box at the left to navigate to the folder in which to create the folder. 3. Fill in the name and description of the folder. 4. Click Create Folder. A red success message appears near the top of the screen To View an Item in System Manager 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the item to be viewed. A summary list of items will be displayed 2. Note You must click the Change Folder button to actually change to this folder. Only the child folders and parent folder of the current folder can be selected. To navigate to a folder further down the folder hierarchy, therefore, you may need to change folder several times. 3. Click Display System Items to see system items such as users and folders. Click Display Resource Items to see resource items such as agents and skillgroups. 4. Select the type of item you wish to view. A list of items of that type (such as agents) will be displayed. 5. Click on the item to view. To Edit an Item in System Manager Follow this procedure to change an item if you have the appropriate security permissions to do so: 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the item to be edited. A summary list of items will be displayed. Note You must click the Change Folder button to actually change to this folder. Only the child folders and parent folder of the current folder can be selected. To navigate to a folder further down the folder hierarchy, therefore, you may need to change folder several times. 2. Click Display System Items to see system items such as users and folders. Click Display Resource Items to see resource items such as agents and skillgroups. 8 Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1)
13 3. Select the type of item you wish to edit. A list of items of that type (such as agents) will be displayed. 4. Click on the item to edit. 5. Edit fields as follows: a. In the Login Name field, edit the name as it will appear in the system for the user. b. In the First Name and Last Name fields, edit the user's details. c. In the field, edit the user s address. d. In the Description field, edit text. e. The User Home Folder defaults to the same folder as the user is created in. This is the folder in which the user starts when they log in. For example, a supervisor user in Basic Mode will be able to browse any teams and skillgroups in their home folder, plus teams and agents they are a supervisor for. f. In the Password field, edit the password for the new user g. In the Confirm Password field, re-enter the selected password 6. Click Update <item> to save your changes. A red success message appears near the top of the screen To Move an Item 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the item to be moved. 2. Click Display System Items to see system items such as users and folders, and Display Resource Items to see resource items such as agents and skillgroups, 3. Select the type of item you wish to view. A list of items of that type (such as agents) will be displayed, 4. Check the box(es) of the item(s) to be moved. 5. Click Move <items>. 6. Navigate to the folder to which the item(s) is to be moved. 7. Click Move to This Folder. To Delete an Item 1. Using the dropdown menu from the box at the left, navigate to the folder that contains the item to be deleted, 2. Check the box(e)s of the item(s) to be deleted. 3. Click Delete. Accessibility Guidelines for Cisco Unified Contact Center Management Portal 8.0(1) 9
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