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IWD Business Process

iWD is packaged with an out-of-the-box Business Process. The Business Process is installed by using the iWD Setup Utility which in release 8.5.0 is packaged wth the iWD Manager IP. It is made up of a set of Interaction Queues that map to the iWD state model:

  • NEW
  • ERRORHELD
  • CAPTURED
  • COMPLETED
  • CANCELED
  • REJECTED
  • QUEUED

Within this Business Process, from within a routing strategy, External Service Protocol (ESP) blocks are used to invoke methods that reside in Genesys Rules Engine (GRE) (previously these were part of the Business Context Management Service which is part of GRE in release 8.5.0). This approach is used to apply classification and prioritization rules to the interaction.

When a user goes to the Global Task List view in iWD Manager, to monitor the interactions that are in various states, this component communicates with Interaction Server to retrieve the list of interactions and their attributes.

This out-of-the-box Genesys iWD Business Process maps to the iWD state model, allowing you to use iWD-based reporting for other interaction types (for example, you might want to track Genesys e-mails along with other task types, under the same Department or Process).

The Genesys iWD Business Process is completely optional for iWD customers who are using Genesys E-mail, Genesys Chat, Genesys SMS, or even third-party e-mail, SMS, or chat. If the Genesys iWD Business Process is not used, iWD Data Mart and iWD Global Task List functionality may be limited.

For Genesys eServices customers, the Genesys iWD Business Process can be left unchanged if you want to use business rules only. In this scenario, the routing strategies would change. The strategies would use the ESP block to invoke the Genesys Rules Engine. This means that existing Genesys E-mail, Chat or SMS/MMS customers can use the business rules within iWD without having to change their Genesys Business Processes; or, to access some additional functionality, changes can be made to the Business Processes.


For a detailed description of the iWD Business Process, including its strategies, click here (new document).

This page was last edited on August 21, 2014, at 15:25.
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