Hi 

We are currently busy with an implementation off Cloud and Twitter Direct Messages. The scenario is as follows

In my flow I use the built in variable Message.Message.targetAddresses this returns a string ass follows 678c82d2-c6b3-44cc-afd9-4e4726ee25e7. 

My question regarding this is where can I find this string. I have checked twitter development and I can not find the origin off this. I need this in advance to identify the twitter page in a table unless there is another variable I can use that actually provides the twitter page name.

Regards


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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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Hi 

It seems there is no answer to my question. Can Gensys please respond to this. 


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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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Original Message:
Sent: 08-17-2020 05:27
From: Brendan Binns
Subject: Twitter page identification

Hi

We are currently busy with an implementation off Cloud and Twitter Direct Messages. The scenario is as follows

In my flow I use the built in variable Message.Message.targetAddresses this returns a string ass follows 678c82d2-c6b3-44cc-afd9-4e4726ee25e7.

My question regarding this is where can I find this string. I have checked twitter development and I can not find the origin off this. I need this in advance to identify the twitter page in a table unless there is another variable I can use that actually provides the twitter page name.

Regards


#PureCloudQAEpisode

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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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Brendan,
It might help if you give a little more info on what you are trying to do here. Using Message.Message.targetAddresses is where the message is going to. So that would be an identifier for your Genesys Cloud Twitter integration Id the message is coming in on.
I think maybe you might want to be using the Message.Message.senderAddressInfo instead, which would represent the customer the message is coming from. In that case there are .name or .addressDisplayable fields that would represent the Twitter customer's givenname + surname OR screenname as defined in their Twitter profile. Hopefully this helps.

Thanks,
Greg

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Greg Boston
Genesys - Employees
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2020 01:40
From: Brendan Binns
Subject: Twitter page identification

Hi

It seems there is no answer to my question. Can Gensys please respond to this.


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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)

Original Message:
Sent: 08-17-2020 05:27
From: Brendan Binns
Subject: Twitter page identification

Hi

We are currently busy with an implementation off Cloud and Twitter Direct Messages. The scenario is as follows

In my flow I use the built in variable Message.Message.targetAddresses this returns a string ass follows 678c82d2-c6b3-44cc-afd9-4e4726ee25e7.

My question regarding this is where can I find this string. I have checked twitter development and I can not find the origin off this. I need this in advance to identify the twitter page in a table unless there is another variable I can use that actually provides the twitter page name.

Regards


#PureCloudQAEpisode

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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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Hi Greg

Thank you for the response. The page the message is going to is exactly what I am looking for. I was asking the question because I would like to know if there is actually a way off getting the name as text and not the long string. 

We have one flow for about 20 pages and identifying witch page is receiving the message becomes a little complicated. 

Regards

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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-08-2020 07:40
From: Greg Boston
Subject: Twitter page identification

Brendan,
It might help if you give a little more info on what you are trying to do here. Using Message.Message.targetAddresses is where the message is going to. So that would be an identifier for your Genesys Cloud Twitter integration Id the message is coming in on.
I think maybe you might want to be using the Message.Message.senderAddressInfo instead, which would represent the customer the message is coming from. In that case there are .name or .addressDisplayable fields that would represent the Twitter customer's givenname + surname OR screenname as defined in their Twitter profile. Hopefully this helps.

Thanks,
Greg

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Greg Boston
Genesys - Employees

Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2020 01:40
From: Brendan Binns
Subject: Twitter page identification

Hi

It seems there is no answer to my question. Can Gensys please respond to this.


------------------------------
Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)

Original Message:
Sent: 08-17-2020 05:27
From: Brendan Binns
Subject: Twitter page identification

Hi

We are currently busy with an implementation off Cloud and Twitter Direct Messages. The scenario is as follows

In my flow I use the built in variable Message.Message.targetAddresses this returns a string ass follows 678c82d2-c6b3-44cc-afd9-4e4726ee25e7.

My question regarding this is where can I find this string. I have checked twitter development and I can not find the origin off this. I need this in advance to identify the twitter page in a table unless there is another variable I can use that actually provides the twitter page name.

Regards


#PureCloudQAEpisode

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Brendan Binns
Bytes Systems Integration, a Division of Altron (TMT)
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