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Multitenancy
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With multitenancy, you can set up multiple virtually independent contact centers (tenants) provisioned from the same underlying infrastructure. Each tenant operates as a complete, independent contact center environment possessing its own configurations, agents, teams, customers, and interactions.
See Multitenancy for more details.
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Supports deployments with more than 10 tenants without impacting existing tenants.
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Allows tenant administrators to upload and manage a tenant-specific logo from the tenant configuration. Unified Admin and AgentDesk display the organisation's logo dynamically on login screens and in-app headers, falling back to the default ExpertFlow branding when no tenant logo is configured.
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Ensures that in multi-media-server deployments, each media server processes only its own assigned tenants, preventing cross-tenant data processing errors in large multi-tenant environments.
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CX Routing
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Routes customer interaction requests from any channel to the same conversation and the same agent
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Introduces two ways of routing the requests. Precision routing/Push-mode routing and PULL-mode routing.
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PULL-mode lists - for certain media channels, customer interaction requests are pushed to pull-mode lists. Agents subscribe to these lists to fetch and process on demand.
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CX routing facilitates categorizing and prioritizing customers in a way that best meets the business requirements.
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A wide range of routing logic that can accurately target and selectively route different classes of customers by prioritized routing treatment
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Implements multi-queue priority to define priority for each queue (1-10, with 10 being the highest). In cases where multiple queues have the same priority, the system considers an individual task’s priority and longest waiting time, respectively.
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Introduces Interruptible and Non-interruptible Channel Categories to define whether a chat channel category should be interrupted if there is a voice call and vice versa.
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Ensures that each customer is routed to the right agent at the right location for the first time to maximize the resolution of the request.
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Adds Auto Sync MRD to automatically sync all associated MRDs.
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CX Reporting
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Provides various tabular and graphical historical reports and IVR reports, along with real-time dashboards, with flexible presentation options using Superset for historical reporting, Grafana for real-time dashboards, and Metabase for quality management and form analytics. Existing out-of-the-box reports allow the business to review historical and real-time data or create custom reports to track required information.
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Business Calendars
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The Business Calendars feature allows administrators to define and manage operational schedules, including working hours, holidays, and out-of-office periods. Businesses can create multiple, distinct calendars to represent the schedules of different sites, channels, or teams.
A key benefit is the ability to communicate active working hours to customers, setting clear expectations for availability.
This feature replaces the older EF Business Calendars module in SupervisorTools.
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CX Survey
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Conduct surveys through any Customer Channel (voice, chat, Web, Email) after a Conversation with an actor (agent, chat, or voice bot).
As a Conversation Designer, you can use Expertflow Conversation Studio with prebuilt survey nodes. You may also extend and customize the interaction flow with 3rd party integration that best suits your interaction management requirements.
CX Survey Reports provide detailed insights based on surveys.
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CX Campaigns
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Expertflow CX Outbound provides tools to design, execute, and monitor multi-channel outbound communication campaigns, enabling outreach to contacts via calls, SMS, WhatsApp, and other digital channels. A key aspect of the solution is ensuring compliance through features like robust contact validation against internal and public Do Not Contact (DNC) lists. The system utilizes Conversation Studio, a flow-based interface for configuring outbound interaction logic without requiring traditional programming. Core to this are the Seize, Wait, and Init nodes, which control agent and communication port allocation and the controlled initiation of customer interactions for campaign effectiveness.
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Adds a predictive dialer for outbound campaigns using Call Progress Analysis (CPA) to distinguish live answers from voicemail and busy signals, so agents spend more time connected to real customers. Supports configurable reservation thresholds and retry behaviour.
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Supports a defined start date and time plus an end date and time per campaign. Once published, the system automatically begins dialling at the scheduled start time and stops at the end time, ensuring time-bounded outreach without manual intervention.
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Allows supervisors to assign priority levels to outbound campaigns from the Unified Admin console. The dialer executes higher-priority campaigns first when multiple campaigns run simultaneously, giving contact centre teams precise control over campaign sequencing.
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Enforces jurisdiction-specific calling hours for outbound campaigns automatically, covering regulations including TCPA, FTSA, and CRTC. Contacts outside the permitted calling window are rescheduled automatically, and every decision is logged for compliance audit purposes.
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Adds a post-call, multi-reply SMS survey for outbound and voice calls. Customers opt in and answer NPS and CSAT questions over a sequence of messages. All responses, including partial and timed-out surveys, are stored as form activities.
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Quality Management (QM)
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Introduces AI-driven conversation evaluation within the Quality Management module in full-automation or hybrid mode. The AI assesses agent interactions against configured scoring criteria and delivers consistent evaluations across 100% of interactions. Supported languages are English and Arabic.
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Enables quality evaluators to filter the Reviews screen by questionnaire, agent, team, evaluator, date range, channel, call direction, customer identifier, wrap-up reason, and call duration.
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Allows Quality Managers to create and manage evaluation questionnaires directly in Unified Admin without requiring a full administrator role. Access is restricted to the Forms module only.
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Supports Cisco UCCX 15 as a recording source for Quality Management. Inbound and outbound voice calls are automatically pushed into the platform with recording links attached, enabling playback and evaluation directly within the QM module.
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Provides Quality Management reports on Metabase, including Evaluation Volume, Team Comparison, Agent & Team Leaderboard, Evaluator Comparison, and Skills Assessment.
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Introduces a Submitted Form Detail Report enabling supervisors and quality managers to view, filter, and analyse submitted form data, including evaluation scores and per-agent assessment tracking.
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Performance Improvements
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Campaign Manager
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Allows agents to schedule, view, and update a scheduled activity on AgentDesk, with a customer at a scheduled date/time. Exposes Campaign Scheduler APIs for third-party CRMs or Campaign Managers to upload contacts or create callback requests/ appointments for customers, optionally with a named agent or on a specified skill.
While agents are handling customer requests, they can also view all upcoming / scheduled activities planned with a customer on the AgentDesk in addition to past customer activities.
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Workforce Management (WFM)
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CX Wallboard
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Conversation Studio
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Conversational IVR
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Provides a visual, IVR Flow Builder for designing and managing customer call flows without complex coding. Users configure audio prompts, menu options, decision branches, and API integrations through an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
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Supports menu and digit collection nodes to present callers with options and capture keypad inputs, enabling self-service routing based on customer selections.
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Enables dynamic decision branching to route calls conditionally based on caller input, session data, or external data lookups.
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Allows audio prompt playback and smart playback for delivering pre-recorded or dynamically generated voice messages to callers.
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Integrates with external systems via an HTTP node that makes API calls mid-flow, enabling real-time data retrieval or updates during the customer interaction.
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Routes callers to agent queues through a dedicated Queue node, connecting self-service flows directly to live agent handling when needed.
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Supports advanced customisation via a Lua Code node for complex logic that standard nodes do not cover.
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Manages call-level and session-level data through Call Data Object and Session Data Object (SDO) nodes, making contextual information available throughout the flow.
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Voice Recording
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Provides a voice recording solution that can be deployed along with CX for call recording of CX-Voice or Cisco contact center.
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When a private advisor is unavailable, on another call, in the Not Ready state, logged out, or after ring-no-answer (RONA), the customer is offered the option to leave a recorded voicemail. The advisor is notified and can listen to the message from a dedicated Voicemail Mailbox within AgentDesk, ensuring no customer contact is missed outside active availability windows.
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Deployment, Upgrades, and Scalability
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On-prem, cloud, and hybrid ( mingle-mix of Services ) are supported.
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Any Kubernetes distribution can be selected to deploy Expertflow CX. Currently tested on K3s, and RKE2. ( kubeadm or DigitalOcean Managed Kubernetes can also be used). The deployment plan explains the supported distributions and deployment types.
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Scalability is expandable up to the requirement based on the number of concurrent channels of active conversations.
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3rd Party Bot Integrations
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Provides integrations with Rasa, DialogFlow, and any 3rd party chatbot for chat
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Provides integration with Expertflow IVR for CX Voice, and CVP for CISCO Voice
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Security
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Expertflow CX offers a centralized Identity and Access Management solution, backed by Keycloak, for enhanced security. This ensures complete security for users while accessing all Expertflow CX resources by passing a process of User Authentication and Authorization.
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Users are managed in the Keycloak Admin Console. This allows business administrators to manage users, roles, and permissions.
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Expertflow CX can be deployed as a standalone web application on-prem or on the cloud. To make authentication work, business administrators need to set up a client (resource server) in the Keycloak instance.
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Apart from standalone deployment, Expertflow CX can be set up within the Cisco Finesse environment i.e, UCCE or UCCX. This authenticates users in two ways. Either Login Finesse (With SSO) or Login Finesse (Without SSO).
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Expertflow CX provides Permission and Access Management (using Keycloak IAM) to access different application resources. For the top-level roles such as admin, agent, and supervisor, role-based permissions are available, and at granular access levels, group-based implementation is also available.
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Using an industry-standard encryption algorithm (AES256), Expertflow CX encrypts certain types of data.
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Adds TLS encryption and authentication on all CX core components.
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Adds Two-factor Authentication support via Google/Microsoft Authenticator App and Email
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Adds API Security using Application Gateway
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Assigns each CX service its own dedicated database credentials managed in Vault, improving tenant and service isolation and reducing configuration drift across deployments and upgrades.
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Requires all ExpertFlow CX users to set a new password on first login to AgentDesk and Unified Admin. Users may update their passwords at any time from their profile, and the system enforces re-authentication immediately after any change.
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Includes Fluent Bit-based centralised logging as part of the standard platform Helm chart. Logs from all Kubernetes workloads are collected, filtered, and forwarded to OpenSearch for indexing and searchable audit monitoring.
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Licensing and Ordering
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