Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1
Route Configuration
A route consists of two components:
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The skill target (agent, skill group, service, translation route, or service array) at a peripheral
which can handle a call.
which can handle a call.
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The service by which the peripheral classifies the call.
Note: You must have defined the skill target and service before you can configure a route.
Follow the steps in the Configuration Manager's Step by Step Configuration menu when
configuring your Unified ICM system.
Follow the steps in the Configuration Manager's Step by Step Configuration menu when
configuring your Unified ICM system.
How to Define and Update a Route
In the Configuration Manager, you can define and update many routes at a time using the Route
Bulk tool. Or you can create and update a route using one of the following Explorer tools:
Bulk tool. Or you can create and update a route using one of the following Explorer tools:
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Agent Explorer
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Skill Group Explorer
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Service Explorer
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Service Array Explorer
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Translation Route Explorer
With the Explorer tools, you can define and update a route at the same time you define and
update its target. You can access all the tools for creating routes from the Configuration Manager's
ICM Configure > Targets > Route menu. (See the following
update its target. You can access all the tools for creating routes from the Configuration Manager's
ICM Configure > Targets > Route menu. (See the following
.)
Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified ICM/Contact Center Enterprise and Hosted Release 8.0(2)
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Chapter 8: Configuring Routes and Routing Targets
Route Configuration