Setting Up Custom Actions on Command Center for Service Tabs
Improve supervisor productivity and contact center efficiency by adding custom actions
to Command Center for Service. For example, add actions that let supervisors send emails or
Slack messages to support reps, reassign work in a queue, or assign a support rep to a different
shift. Supervisors invoke these actions on the selected support reps, queues, or work items in
an Command Center for Service tab.
To implement a custom action, define the action in a screen flow, and then add the
custom action to the Command Center for Service tabs.
To invoke an action, a supervisor selects reps, queues, or work items on an Command
Center for Service tab, and then clicks the action button. The associated screen flow runs and
performs the action on the IDs of the selections on the Command Center for Service tab.
Command Center for Service Tab
IDs Passed
Agents
Agent IDs from User object
Agent Details
IDs of routed objects, such as voice calls, messaging sessions, or
cases
Queues Backlog
Queue IDs from Group object (of type Queue)
Queue Details
IDs of routed objects, such as calls, messaging sessions, or
cases
In-Progress Work
Queue IDs from Group object (of type Queue)
In-Progress Work Details
IDs of routed objects, such as calls, messaging sessions, or
cases
Skills Backlog
IDs of routed objects, such as calls, messaging sessions, or
cases
Skill Details
IDs of routed objects, such as calls, messaging sessions, or
cases
Create the Screen Flow for the Command Center for Service Custom Action To define the action behavior and design the screen that appears when a supervisor clicks the action button, create a screen flow in Flow Builder. For example, you can create a screen that lets a supervisor send an email to service reps.
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