In this video, you will learn step by step how to manage system system schedules in Interactive Intelligence's Interaction Center:

 

 

 

 

In this video, you will learn step by step how to create a shared station appearance in Interactive Intelligence's Interaction Center.

Domain accounts, website accounts, phone system accounts, and any other account that requires a user to log in to perform certain tasks or access secured data are vulnerable to attack and probably always will be. The reality is that if an attacker can authenticate as a valid user in a given system, the attacker can then do anything that the compromised user has permission to do in that system.

In just one and a half minutes, this video will teach you how to create a new user in Interactive Intelligence Customer Interaction Center 3.0.

Have you ever noticed that a phone system can often be identified by its default hold music? Well, Interaction Center is no exception... and that could be good or bad depending on whether or not you like the packaged music. Either way, you may want to change the system hold music for holidays, special occasions, or simply for variety. Here's how to do it:

I had the pleasure of listening to technology visionary Don Brown, M.D. (Founder and CEO of Interactive Intelligence) speak on the future of customer service at the Indiana Chapter of SOCAP International on September 22, 2011. Below are my takeaways from his presentation.

It’s back to school season! All around students and parents are buying schools supplies and backpacks, teachers are setting up classrooms, textbooks are being distributed and school buses are making their early morning run in your neighborhood. In honor of the “season,” we wanted to share some good back-to-school tips with all of you.

The Interaction Center platform gives users a great degree of flexibility in configuring their personal options. Your power users may configure options for prompts played to callers, remote forward and follow-me features, call timeouts, notification preferences, and more. While this is very powerful, care must be taken when configuring these options to avoid “unintended consequences” – that’s a politically correct way of saying that it is possible to break things… badly.

There are few things more frustrating for the person managing call flows for an organization than to find out that callers are hearing the wrong menus and being presented with the wrong options. In the Interaction Center platform, there are a number of reasons this might happen, but one of the most common is a schedule misconfiguration.

Here’s an important announcement we received this week from Interactive Intelligence:
"Interactive Intelligence Customer Interaction Center® (CIC) 2.4 and Enterprise Interaction Center® (EIC) 2.4 products were scheduled to reach end of life (EOL) on June 26, 2011. Interactive Intelligence has extended the EOL date to December 31, 2011. ‘End of life’ status occurs three years after the last ship date of a product version."