Show Service Reps and Supervisors Midconversation Summaries
When a service rep or supervisor joins an active voice call or messaging session and
has to gain context quickly, catch them up with a real-time AI-generated summary of the
conversation.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Work Summaries, and then
select Einstein Work Summaries.
If it’s not already on, turn on Einstein Work Summaries.
Click the Conversation Catch-Up tab.
To show conversation summaries to supervisors when they start monitoring a voice call or
messaging session, turn on Supervisor Summaries.
To show conversation summaries to service reps when a voice call or messaging session
is transferred to them from another service rep or bot, turn on Agent
Summaries.
A conversation must have at least 10 text-based entries before a summary can be
generated. These entries don’t include menus from bots, menu selections from the customer,
auto-responses, or other rich content that might be sent as part of the
conversation.
Conversation Catch-Up summaries can be translated if Agent Translation is enabled. When
Agent Translation is enabled, the Conversation Catch-Up summary is generated in the
transcript language, not in the configured language. Conversation Catch-Up is available in
ten languages: Brazilian Portugese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese,
Mexican Spanish, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish.
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