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Cisco Unified Contact Center Express 10.0(1)

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Presenter Name and Title

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Agenda

• Overview

• Finesse

• CUIC Live Data

• Extend & Connect

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Unified Contact Center Express 10 Feature Overview

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Overview – 1 of 2

• UCCX 10.0(1) is next major release that follows on UCCX 9.0(2). UCCX 10.0(1) extends on the previous release via addition of new features as well as changes to the server platforms supported.

• Key Features Include: Web Based Agent/Supervisor Desktop (Finesse Desktop) Media-sense based Recording Solution/ CUCM Silent Monitoring support for Finesse CUIC Real Time reporting through Finesse Gadgets CUIC as the default/only reporting client (Including IVR Deployments), License based

Report enablement. Extend and Connect (Remote Agent Support) Physical to Virtual Migration enhancements Improved WAN Reliability via Hazelcast

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Overview – 2 of 2

• Key Features Include (con’t): Security Enhancements Support for VOS 9.1(X) Enhanced REST API support for Provisioning Serviceability Enhancements – CLI DUMP/Outbound Refactoring E164 Support* REST API STEP*

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Install and Upgrade• UCCX 10.0(1) supported only on Virtualized Platform

• Bare metal Support Removed

• No Direct Path from UCCX Windows Releases (W1 Upgrade path removed)

• New OVA Templates (RAM has been doubled)

100 agent 300 agent 400 agent

vCPU 2 2 4

vRAM (changed) 4GB to 8GB 4GB to 8GB 8GB to 16GB

Hard disk 1 * 146 GB 2 * 146 GB 2 * 146 GB

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End Points in 10.0(1)• New phone models to be supported

• Snoopy Phones: 7821, 7841, 7861

• Zydeco Phone: DX650

• Deployment Models

• UCCX Parent/Child Deployment model phased out

• All other deployment models supported as in UCCX 9.0(2)

• UCCX Deployments shall either use CAD or Finesse Desktop – Not both. Mixed mode not supported.

• UCCX 10.0(1) Deployments will have CUIC as the default reporting client

• Switch Between CUIC/HRC has been removed.

• CUIC to be accessed through the following URL: http://<UCCX IP/Host>:8081/cuic

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UCCX 10.0(1) Upgrade Path

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Integrating Cisco Finesse Cisco Unified Contact Center Express 10

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Why Cisco Finesse?

A next-generation agent and supervisor desktop for Cisco Unified CCX 10.0(1)

What is Cisco Finesse?

• 100% browser-based desktop using Web 2.0 technologies – requires NO client installations

• A single container interface achieved through OpenSocial gadgets – plug and play multiple assets and information sources

Is Cisco Finesse the only desktop in Unified CCX 10.0(1)?

No. Cisco Agent Desktop and Cisco Supervisor Desktop continue to be available in CCX 10.0(1) in all capacity.Cisco Finesse has been introduced to be used as a next-gen alternative to CAD/CSD.*

* More information in further slides

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Solution Architecture

Finesse Server

(Tomcat)

CCX Notification Service

(Openfire)

CTI Server

RmCm

CUIC Server(Tomcat)

CUCM

VVVV

UCCX NodeUCCX Engine

HTTP

S

BOSH

Tunnel

HTTP

S

XMPP

CT

I XMPP

SIP/SCCP

Media

JTAPI

Finesse Desktop

(Browser)

XMPP

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Deployment Models• Cisco Finesse supported in

• single-node

• and cluster (HA) deployments of Unified CCX 10.0(1) over both LAN and WAN

• A Finesse server in a CCX node communicates only with the local CTI Server (CCX Engine) on that node. Does not

communicate with CCX Engine across nodes.

Finesse desktop sessions are established with only one Finesse

server at any point in time – the Finesse server on that CCX node on

which CCX Engine is currently master.

Cisco Finesse Administration web UI is always accessible in RW

mode only from the Publisher CCX node. From the subscriber node,

it is Read-only.

This is a known limitation in CCX 10.0(1)

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Initial ConfigurationsLicensingCisco Finesse is available only in CCX ENHANCED and PREMIUM ICD license packages

Starting CCX 10.0(1), Licensing checks have also been implemented in the CTI subsystem in CCX Engine. – At any point

in time, a maximum of N agents are allowed to login via CTI as permitted by the license applied.

Initial Configurations Not Applicable to Cisco Finesse

• Recording Count – This is applicable only to CAD-based recording. For Finesse, CUCM-based recording via Cisco

MediaSense is used, whose count depends on a separate recording license.

• CAD/CSD Language Configuration – Choosing a language configuration here does not impact Cisco Finesse. In CCX

10.0(1), Cisco Finesse supports only English as the locale by default.

• Cisco Unified CCX Desktop Client Configuration Tool Download – Not required for Cisco Finesse. This is only

necessary for CAD desktops.

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Activating Cisco Finesse

• To begin with, only CAD desktop services are activated and only CAD/CSD can be used

• To use Cisco Finesse, the administrator has to explicitly activate it running a CLI command on each CCX node

By default (during component activation) Cisco Finesse is NOT ACTIVATED even though required license packages are applied

• This results in Cisco Finesse Tomcat service being IN SERVICE, and can be seen listed among Network Services in CCX

Serviceability interface.

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Integrating Cisco Finesse Accessing Cisco Finesse

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Accessing Cisco Finesse Desktop• Just a browser on the Agent’s machine (Internet Explorer 8 and 9, Mozilla Firefox 24) – nothing more

• All communication secured using TLS (using secured HTTP)

• Finesse desktop accessible using the URLs

http://uccx_IP_or_FQDN:8082/desktop (automatically redirects to https)

https://uccx_IP_or_FQDN:8445/desktop

where 8082 and 8445 are ports served by Finesse Tomcat

Ensure client systems have a way to resolve fully-qualified hostnames (FQDN) of UCCX servers

(either through DNS or through an entry in their local hosts file)

This is required to accept server certificates from Finesse Tomcat and Openfire

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Accessing Cisco Finesse Administration• Just a browser on the Administrator’s desktop (Internet Explorer 8 and 9, Mozilla Firefox 24) – nothing more

• All communication secured using TLS (using secured HTTP)

• Finesse Administration accessible using the dropdown menu provided in platform tomcat webapps

• Either the CCX platform admin user account, or any* user with Administrator capability can login to Finesse Administration

* Conditions apply – covered in next slide

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Integrating Cisco Finesse CUCM-based Silent Monitoring

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CUCM-based Silent MonitoringWhat?A feature provided by CUCM where the supervisor can listen-in on an agent call for quality control and performance

evaluation etc. without said agent being aware of this monitoring activity. The monitoring stream comprises a mix of the

customer and agent voices.

Important Configurations• During CUCM configuration of CCX, the RmCm user(s) configured should have the following additional groups and

roles in CUCM:

• Standard CTI Allow Call Monitoring

• Standard CTI Allow Call Recording

This will be done automatically by CCX as soon as an

RmCm user is selected and configured.

• The Built-in Bridge (BIB) capability is required on the monitored device for Silent Monitoring. Hence, only agents having

IP Phones with BIB enabled can be monitored by the supervisor using this feature.

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CUCM-based Silent MonitoringHow?

• Supervisor selects one of the agents in one of his teams. If the agent is in TALKING state, the supervisor is able to click

• Supervisor has to be in NOT READY state

• The silent monitoring call (incoming voice only) is established automatically between the supervisor and agent phones and the mixed media is sent to the supervisor phone.

• He can then choose to Hold or Barge-In and then drop participant (Intercept)

• He cannot silent monitor any other agents until current monitoring session is completed

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Integrating Cisco Finesse Differences between CAD and Finesse

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Differences between CAD and Finesse

• While Cisco Finesse is new and next-gen, there are still significant feature gaps and behavior differences from CAD/CSD.

• Since CCX 10.0(1) is the first release that is shipping Cisco Finesse, there are some important points that have to be

noted while migrating to Cisco Finesse.

Feature Differences

Key features in CAD/CSD that are missing in Cisco Finesse in CCX 10.0(1) are:

Outbound support

Multi-Line

handling

Agent Email

Localization

Recent Call List

Agent to Agent Chat

Some workflow events and

actions

Blind Transfer

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Differences between CAD and FinesseBehavioral Differences

Behavior CAD/CSD Finesse

Agent State Changes Allows state transitionsReady LogoutTalking Logout

Does not allow these state transitions.The only allowed transition to Logout is

Not Ready Logout

Optional Wrap-Up State Allows agents to choose on a per-call basis if they want to go to Wrap-Up/Work state or not.

Wrap-Up state is either required or not allowed per CSQ.Agents cannot decide this per-call.

Blind Transfer Completing transfer before consult

leg is answered

ALLOWED NOT ALLOWED

Pending State Indicator PRESENT ABSENT

Dynamic Team Updates Team composition changes in CCX Administration are dynamically reflected in CAD/CSD

Team composition changes are not dynamically updated. Supervisor has to re-login/refresh his session.

Call Monitoring CAD-based monitoring. No CUCM-based Silent Monitoring.

CUCM-based Silent Monitoring only.

Call Recording Desktop and SPAN-based recording. No support for CUCM-based recording with MediaSense.

CUCM-based recording with MediaSense only.

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Differences between CAD and FinesseMIGRATING BETWEEN CAD/CSD AND FINESSE

• There are NO utilities available to migrate configurations between CAD and

Finesse.

• Essentially, configurations such as reason codes, wrap-up codes, workflows,

contacts, phonebooks, and other settings need to be explicitly re-created

upon migrating from CAD to Finesse.

For more information on a detailed comparison between CAD/CSD and Cisco

Finesse in Unified CCX 10.0(1), refer to this white paper: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/customer-collaboration/unified-contact-center-express/white-paper-c11-730883.html

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CUIC-based Live Data Reports Feature Overview

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Feature Overview

Reports < 10.0(1) 10.0(1)

Admin Appadmin Appadmin

AgentSupervisor

• CAD• CSD

• CUIC Live reports• Live Data Gadgets

Live Data Gadgets available only in CCX-Finesse

Only Grid format – no Charts available

UCCX 10.0 is integrated with CUIC 10.0

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Live Data Reports

Supervisor Live Data

Agent Live Data

• Team State• Team Summary• CSQ Summary• CSQ Agent Detail

• Agent State Log• Agent Statistics• Agent CSQ Stats• Agent Team

Summary

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Report Enhancements in 10.0(1)

• New Fields

• Average Ring Time - Supervisor Team Summary

• SLA - Supervisor Voice CSQ Summary

o Percentage of calls meeting the CSQ’s SLA for wait time

• Short and Long Term View

• Supervisor Team Summary

o Talk time, Hold Time

• Supervisor Voice CSQ Summary

o Calls Abandoned, Calls De-queued, Average Contact Handle Time, Average Wait

Duration, SLA

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Solution Architecture

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Live Data Reports : License Details

• No Live Data Reports

IP IVR License

• Live Data Reports for Supervisor

Standard License• Live Data Reports

for Supervisor• Live Data Reports

for Agents

Enhanced / Premium License

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Short Term Reporting Configuration

• New Field “Short Term Reporting duration” added in Systems parameters page.

• Short term value default is 5 minutes.

• Possible options for short term value are 5,10 and 15 minutes.

• Long term value is fixed – 30 minutes.

• Engine restart is required for updated value to take effect.

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Live Data Gadgets – For AgentsAgent CSQ Statistics and Agent Team Summary gadgets are added by default to the finesse desktop layout for agents .

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Live Data Gadgets – For SupervisorsVoice CSQ Summary, Voice CSQ Agent Detail and Team Summary gadgets are added by default to the finesse desktop layout for supervisors

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Live Data Gadgets – For Supervisors

Team Data and Queue Data tabs displays Agent and CSQ reports for supervisors

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How to add/remove Agent reports From Finesse Gadget

• Login to finesse admin as Administrator.• Go to Desktop layout• Add/ Modify Gadget tags in <role>Agent</role>• Refer Cisco Unified CCX Reporting User Guide for Gadget urls.

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Add/remove Supervisor reports from Finesse Gadget• Add/ Modify Gadget tags in <role>Supervisor</role>

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Extend and Connect UCCX 10 Mobile Agent

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Extend & Connect

• Allows admin to deploy UCCX which will interoperate with any phone endpoint.

• UCCX agent/supervisors can support their customer from any location from any endpoint.

• UCCX leverages the CTI Remote Device and Persistent Connection features of the CUCM.

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Extend & Connect architecture

CUCM Cluster

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Extend & Connect Configuration

• Configure ‘CTI Remote Device’ , CSF for Jabber and Remote Destinations in CUCM.

• Login Jabber using the userId associated with CTI Remote Device and CSF.

• The CTIRD device has to be associated with the UCCX Application user.

• Set one of the remote destinations as active using Jabber.

• Login CAD/CAD-BE/Finesse with the agent’s userId and CTIRD phone extension.

• Detailed configuration available:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/admin/9_1_1/ccmfeat/CUCM_BK_C3E0EFA0_00_cucm-features-services-guide-91_chapter_0110010.html

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Persistent Connection

• Feature is supported in CUCM 10.0 onwards

• Allows agent to maintain a nailed up connection with the active Remote Destination

• Saves connection establishment time for each call

• Default call duration for Persistent Connection is 12 hrs.

• To change the default duration referhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/meetingplace/8_5/english/administration/cucm_integration.html#wp1054377

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Persistent Connection(PC) supported features

• PC call is offered to the active remote destination during agent login

• PC call has to be answered only from remote destination

• Agent moves to Ready state after answering the PC call

• Called ID for PC call is "EC Mode”

• Announcement played upon answering PC call

• Announcement played on PC for incoming customer call

• ICD calls are overlaid on the PC call.

• Agent’s remote device will display the Caller ID for the ICD call.

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Persistent Connection(PC) supported features

• Caller information will persist in display until next ICD call is placed on the PC call.

• Max. 3 retries for establishing PC.

• Info message displayed on the agent desktop when the PC is failed.

• Agent will be moved to Not Ready state and won’t be allowed to move to Ready state until PC call is established.

• PC call will be dropped once the agent logs out.

• During UCCX failover, PC continues to be connected

• During CUCM failover, PC call continues when there is an ICD call over PC.

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