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eServices Manager Plug-in for Administrator

The eServices Manager Plug-in gives you the tools to:

  • Respond to incoming interactions using pre-written Standard Responses.
  • Customize the Standard Responses using Field Codes to add a personal touch.
  • Create Screening Rules in order to screen interactions for specific words or phrases, which you can then use to decide how to handle the interaction.
Important
  • Genesys Content Analyzer is not included in this release of the eServices Manager Plug-in for Administrator. You can find it in the legacy Knowledge Manager application. Genesys Content Analyzer uses natural language processing to analyze incoming interactions and assign them to categories in a category tree. For details about this functionality, see Genesys Knowledge Manager User's Guide.

Let's Get Started

If the eServices Manager Plug-in isn't yet installed,

  1. Upload a ZIP file that contains the installation package and its associated templates (typically provided by Genesys Customer Care; see Installing Plug-ins with the Software Installation Wizard).
  2. Proceed with the installation.


Tip
Like Genesys Administrator Extension itself, eServices Manager is designed to be viewed at a minimum screen resolution of 1024x768.

Then start Genesys Administrator Extension and open the eServices Manager Plug-in:

EsMgr OpenPlug-in.png

Now, select your Tenant...

ChooseTenant.png

and your Contact Server or Contact Server Proxy:

ChooseUCS.png

The eServices Manager window includes the following areas:

KMInterface.png

What Next?

  • Working with Standard Responses explains how to create and edit Standard Responses and how to create the category tree structure you will use to organize your Standard Responses, Field Codes, and Screening Rules.
  • How to create and edit Field Codes, which enable you to insert personal information, such as names, into your Standard Responses.
  • Working with Screening Rules explains how to create and edit Screening Rules, which enable you to analyse what incoming messages are about and to handle them accordingly.
This page was last edited on January 2, 2019, at 21:14.
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