Contact Optimization session page reference
Contact Optimization sessions require the following information.
Field | Description |
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Session name |
Enter a name for the session. Each session must have a unique name. Avoid using the following characters:
After you save this session, the session name displays on the All Contact Optimization sessions page. |
Audience level |
Select an audience level for this session. The audience level that you select is appended as one or more fields in the proposed contacts table (PCT) and optimized contacts table (OCT). The audience level defines the type of contact that receives communications from your organization. Audience levels are defined by an administrator in Campaign. For more information about audience levels, see the HCL® Campaign Administrator's Guide. |
Contact Optimization template table |
(Optional) Select a Contact Optimization template table to include user-defined fields to the PCT and OCT for this session. When you select a table, the template table details are displayed in the adjacent section. |
Objective | (Optional) Enter the goal of the Contact Optimization session. |
Description |
(Optional) Enter a description of the Contact Optimization session. After you save this session, the description displays on the All Contact Optimization sessions page. |
Agent channel |
(Optional) Select an Agent channel for this session if you want to run agent capacity optimization. The default value is None. If you select None, the agent capacity optimization feature is not usable. |
Agent information template table |
(Optional) Select an Agent information table for this session. This becomes mandatory if you select An agent channel. This table contains the agents and their capacity and is populated outside of Contact Optimization. |
Agent customer relationship template table |
(Optional) Select an Agent customer relationship table for this session. The Agent information template table and the Agent customer relationship table can be used by many sessions in parallel or after each other; however, even though the same two base tables are used, you must define both tables for each session if you intend to run agent capacity optimization. For example, it can contain the complete agent-customer base for the entire organization, or there can be multiple tables that contain data for specific sessions or data that is related to specific business departments. During an Optimization run, only the customers that are in the PCT are taken into account, which are also found in the agent customer relationship table that is related to the specific Contact Optimization session. |