You can accept and start working on the voice interaction from the Avaya Workspaces user interface.
Before you begin
If you want to be simultaneously ready on the hybrid voice and digital channels, ensure that you Go Ready on All Channels.
If you are logged into only the digital channel:
Ensure that you Go Ready on voice.
Ensure that you Go Not Ready on digital with the Not Ready reason code set to Work on Voice.
Procedure
When a voice interaction is alerting, click to accept the interaction.
The Avaya Workspaces displays the Customer Details and Interaction Details widgets.
Optional To complete the customer interaction, you can use any of the following options from the navigation pane:
: To view information about the customer.
: To view the customer journey.
: To transfer the interaction to a target user or an external number.
: To access an external website configured for a Screenpop.
Avaya Workspaces displays those screenpops configured in the administration interface. Avaya Workspaces displays screenpops differently depending on settings configured in the administration interface.
If the administrator enables the appropriate configuration in the administration interface, after accepting the interaction, the Screenpop widget does one of the following:
Opens a new browser window with the configured external website.
Displays the Screenpop widget and then opens any external screenpops that are configured.
Optional To enter DTMF key inputs for IVR or voicemail, click .
Optional To mute the audio input, click . To resume the audio input, click .
Optional To put the interaction on hold, click .
Optional To resume the interaction, click .
Optional Click .
Avaya Workspaces displays the Work Codes and Interaction Details menus. Call Management System (CMS) uses CWC to track calls based on the defined code.
Optional Click the Work Codes menu and click a work code.
You can set a work code for every interaction while the interaction is active.
Avaya Workspaces displays those work codes configured in the administration interface.