Genesys Cloud - Reporting and Analytics

 View Only

Discussion Thread View
  • 1.  Experiment querying data with AI

    Posted 11 days ago
    Edited by Lucas Woodward 11 days ago

    I wanted to share my experiment querying data with AI, that I shared on LinkedIn this week. I'd love to get some feedback from the community on whether this would be useful and if so how I could improve it.

    The experiment uses Claude Desktop and my Genesys Cloud MCP Server to allow me to ask questions of data in the Genesys Cloud org, like:

    • Find me a conversation from queue X last week with the lowest sentiment score. Then tell me why the sentiment score was so low and how the agent could have prevented this.
    • List the topics discussed on queue X yesterday
    • Create a report of contact on queue X over the past month

    This is what it looks like:

    Do people think this would be useful? What type of data would you most likely want to ask AI about, or make adhoc reports on?


    #AnalyticsAPI

    ------------------------------
    Lucas Woodward
    OVO Energy Ltd

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-woodward-the-dev
    ------------------------------



  • 2.  RE: Experiment querying data with AI
    Best Answer

    Posted 10 days ago
    Edited by Samuel Jillard 16 hours ago

    @Lucas - Great application of AI tools outside Genesys to mine the data inside Genesys. Hopefully Genesys is watching this thread because [given Genesys also uses Claude among other AI engines], they could logically add a feature to the new AI Studio that allows admins/users to ask Genesys AI (name TBD, haha) to run these same queries of itself [about our respective orgs]. For example, imagine asking Genesys AI to:

    • (To the points in your example) Create a queue/skill/agent/topic/survey/evaluation performance report by simply providing it filter and output parameters in the prompt.
    • Summarize the performance of X bot, including the top X intents & utterances, identify gaps, and then provide a list of improvement opportunities.
    • Create a table that breaks our token usage down by feature, division (or queue, reports to, whatever makes sense), and use that data to provide a monthly trend report that estimates our token consumption over the next year.
    • Summarize the AI Insights for the last X days of interactions, and group the results by queue (or program or whatever makes sense) so we can see a trend of Call Reasons, Resolutions, & Action Required.
    • Create an Executive Summary of the last 30 days of the Operational Console, and list improvement opportunities it found based on trends.
    • So many more examples I could add...

    Yes, these are broad interpretations/queries, but that's intentional given the beholder could get as granular as they want within each one thanks to the Genesys data being easily/directly accessible. We're not asking Genesys AI to reinvent the wheel. Instead we're asking it to help us use the same ingredients with its advanced technology to more efficiently/effectively make the wheel faster, better, stronger, or even eliminate the need for it all together given it can help us fly!



    ------------------------------
    Brian T. Jones | Ascension | Senior Specialist - Technology
    ------------------------------



  • 3.  RE: Experiment querying data with AI

    Posted 8 days ago
    Thank you!
     
    I agree, it'd be amazing to see how Genesys would create an in-house solution like this, given they own the Platform API and its underlying data - not to mention their dev, data and machine learning expertise.
     
    The main difficulty I see with this, which would be factored into their cost/benefit analysis is ensuring the results are accurate. Generally you'd constrain what AI is doing so you can better evaluate it. However, by design this feature would have to handle broad queries, include deterministic/non-deterministic elements and have access to lots of different types of data (along with strategies for how to include the relevant parts in a context window of fixed size).
     
    Given this, I imagine there are many more fascinating things they could do with AI in the contact-centre before getting around to this.
     
    Until they do work on something like this though, I shall continue building out my version - with far less rigour and expertise 😄
     
    I love your examples by the way. As I build out my MCP Server (the service that makes the Genesys data accessible to AI) I do so with a consideration of the questions people may ask. Your questions are perfect for this, thanks. If you think of any others then please do drop me a note (or a DM on LinkedIn) - it'd be most appreciated.


    ------------------------------
    Lucas Woodward
    OVO Energy Ltd

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-woodward-the-dev
    ------------------------------



  • 4.  RE: Experiment querying data with AI

    Posted 8 days ago

    Happy to contribute. I sent you a connect request via LinkedIn, and will let you know if others come to mind.



    ------------------------------
    Brian T. Jones | Ascension | Senior Specialist - Technology
    ------------------------------



  • 5.  RE: Experiment querying data with AI

    Posted 8 days ago

    Just accepted. Thank you!



    ------------------------------
    Lucas Woodward
    OVO Energy Ltd

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-woodward-the-dev
    ------------------------------



Need Help finding something?

Check out the Genesys Knowledge Network - your all-in-one access point for Genesys resources