Original Message:
Sent: 04-09-2025 05:20
From: Orhun Sahin
Subject: Conditional Drop Down on Script
Hi Thomas,
I totally understand the points you raised espacially for the reporting side and I think it's a great idea to establish a relation between the script and the wrap-up process so that the script can be validated first and then the agent can save the wrap-up code. I suggest you to create this idea via the AHA! Ideas Lab.
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Orhun Sahin
Software Development Engineer
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-09-2025 05:12
From: Thomas Stutz
Subject: Conditional Drop Down on Script
I understand that Genesys Cloud scripts are designed to guide agents and not directly control the core interaction lifecycle. However, it would be extremely beneficial if some form of validation mechanism were available within the script environment-especially when dealing with mandatory fields.
In any modern web form, it's standard practice to prevent submission until all required fields are filled out. This kind of validation is not just a "nice-to-have" but a fundamental feature to ensure data quality and process compliance.
Unfortunately, the current behavior in Genesys Cloud leads to frequent cases where users forget to fill in critical information-especially when it's not enforced. As a result, essential data is missing, which impacts reporting, follow-up actions, and overall service quality.
It's hard to understand why such a basic validation capability isn't supported in Genesys Cloud. A mechanism that prevents the agent from ending or completing the interaction until all required fields in the script are filled would be a significant improvement and help maintain data integrity across the board.
Is there perhaps any known workaround or upcoming feature on the roadmap that would address this gap?
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Thomas Stutz
Original Message:
Sent: 04-04-2025 12:25
From: Orhun Sahin
Subject: Conditional Drop Down on Script
Hi Gowthaman,
Regarding forcing call disposition after taking an action within an script, I don't believe that's directly possible. My understanding is that Genesys Cloud scripts function as separate applications guiding the agent, rather than controlling the core interaction lifecycle.
Genesys Cloud manages the actual call disposition and wrap-up phase based on the Queue's wrap-up configuration (e.g., Mandatory, Time-boxed, Optional/Agent Requested), not commands initiated solely from the script itself.
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Orhun Sahin
Software Development Engineer