This configuration enables the system to mark media as either interruptible or non-interruptible.
An interruptible media can be interrupted if the agent receives a request on a non-interruptible media. In contrast, a non-interruptible media cannot be interrupted, regardless of any requests received on other media.
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Voice MRD |
Chat MRD |
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Non-Interruptible |
Non-Interruptible |
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Non-Interruptible |
Interruptible |
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Interruptible |
Non-Interruptible |
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Interruptible |
Interruptible |
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For the Cisco CC channel, even if the channel is not integrated with the system, the associated MRD will be set to INTERRUPTED. This change has been introduced in the CX 4.7.3 release.
The 'Put Conversation on Hold' action is available starting from release 4.10.6. Prior releases only have the default action 'Remove All Agents'."
Actions on Interruptible Medias:
When an agent is serving an interruptible media and a request is received on a non-interruptible media, there are several actions we can configure to happen with the existing requests on the interruptible media. This configuration can be set by going to Conversation Studio and selecting the appropriate action for the "On MRD Interrupted" node of the "Agent MRD Interrupted" flow.
Following are the actions available in the system:
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Remove All Agents
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When enabled, if an interruptible MRD is interrupted, all conversations will be removed from the agent who has accepted a request on a non-interruptible MRD.
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Put Conversation on Hold
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When enabled, the interrupted conversation will be put on hold. The conversation will resume back to active state if:
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The agent gets freed from the request on non-interruptible media.
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The agent sends a message to the customer.
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