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Release Name |
CX4.10.1.1 |
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Release Summary |
Adds (.eml) attachment support for MS Exchange Email, lets business edit Facebook comments, and hides/unhides Facebook/Instagram comments directly in CX. Additionally, fixes multiple stability issues, including chat status synchronization, Conversation Studio memory leaks, Direct Transfer/Consult routing and re-presentation, display email attachment, and more reliable email handling during MS Exchange failover. |
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Upgrade Guide |
New in CX4.10.1
This is a patch release on top of CX4.10.1. This includes key enhancements and critical fixes to improve performance stability and reliability.
Enhancements
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Edit Comments |
Adds support for editing Facebook comments within the CX during the active channel session only. An agent can only edit his/her own comments. |
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Hide/Unhide Comments |
Allows businesses to hide/unhide specific Facebook/Instagram comments from public view on their posts. These hidden comments are not visible to the public but remain accessible to the commenter and page administrators. |
Resolved Issues
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Active Chat Display after closure |
Issue: Closed chats display as active, so even after an agent closes a chat, users still see it as active. Resolution: Fixed the synchronization logic between the agent side and the frontend. When an agent closes a chat, the session status now updates correctly on the Agent Desk, and the conversation no longer appears as active to users. |
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Memory Leak issue in Conversation Studio |
Issue: Conversation Studio experiences a memory leak because “switch” nodes do not properly clear their cached data. Their cache remains in memory rather than being invalidated, which steadily increases memory usage over time. Resolution: The issue has been fixed by updating the base Node-RED image so that “switch” nodes correctly trigger the completion hook and clear their cached data. This change ensures Conversation Studio now releases memory as expected and prevents the leak from recurring. |
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Automatic Rerouting for Direct Transfer |
Issue: In DIRECT TRANSFER scenarios, during RONA events, conversations were not properly rerouted. As a result, sessions remained open and inactive until the customer SLA expired, leading to automatic removal of the session. Resolution: The Studio training logic has been enhanced to address this gap. Now, when a RONA event occurs in a DIRECT TRANSFER case, the conversation is automatically rerouted to the default queue. This prevents sessions from remaining stuck and safeguards SLA compliance. |
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Re-present Direct Transfer/Consult requests after the agent reconnects. |
Issue: In Direct Transfer and Consult scenarios, the platform does not re-present the customer request to the agent if they reconnect (for example, after a browser refresh or a brief network interruption). As a result, agents may miss incoming transfers or consult requests, and customers experience delays. Resolution: This has now been resolved by passing the |
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Show file names and extensions for email attachments in Agent Desk |
Issue: Before this, email attachments were displayed without their file names or extensions, making it hard for agents to identify and open the correct files. Resolution: This has now been fixed by updating the attachment display for each file to show its name, extension, and size, allowing agents to identify and select the correct attachment quickly. |
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Handle Email cases on failover |
This fix improves the reliability of email handling for the MS Exchange, especially during delays and failovers. |
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Reply Quoted Messages |
Previously, there was an issue in sending a quoted reply from Agent Desk. This has been fixed, and businesses can now send quoted replies on Facebook Direct Messages. |