Create Business Information
Purpose: To describe the steps for the implementation of your Genesys Web Engagement model. |
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Choose a Genesys Web Engagement Model
Genesys Web Engagement is delivered with predefined rules templates, DSL script, and routing logic that enable you to implement two web engagement models:
- Simple model: This model implements web engagement with minimal effort. In a few clicks, you can set up categories which define business information related to your web pages, for instance, a string to parse in the URL to generate an actionable event. Then, you create a set of rules based on categorized events, to process web engagement.
- Advanced model: This model requires the development of DSL scripts to customize at the business event level. Then, you create a set of rules which define conditions, based on events internal (business) information, to process web engagement.
- For detailed information about the implementation of the Web Engagement models, read Genesys Web Engagement Models.
- For detailed information about the application development process, read Application Development.
Define Business Information
Once you have chosen your web engagement model, you must create your specific business information:
Model | Task | Additional details |
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Simple Model | Creating Categories with Genesys Administrator Extension | You can delay this step and create categories once the servers are started. At runtime, Genesys Web Engagement Frontend Server checks the categories each time it receives a request from a browser. |
Advanced Model | Creating Business Events | You must write your DSL business events before you build and deploy, or you must restart the servers if you decide to extend your business events later. |
Next Steps
This page was last edited on July 17, 2020, at 15:48.
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