Hi,

Is it possible to silently monitor live calls of an agent ?

Currently when the agent goes into the my interaction view, they can learn they have been monitored.

This is revealed by the binoculars icon appearing under the "Internal Participants" section of the Interaction Metrics area (screenshot attached).

I could not believe it, but I could not find an idea about this.  I am surprised that people have not complained about this before.  I created this idea:  Add permission to restrict visibility of | Genesys Cloud Ideas Portal (aha.io).  @Daniel Ho, do you have any work-around for this?  Do you have any plans to hide this with a permission?

Hi,

Is it possible to silently monitor live calls of an agent ?

Currently when the agent goes into the my interaction view, they can learn they have been monitored.

This is revealed by the binoculars icon appearing under the "Internal Participants" section of the Interaction Metrics area (screenshot attached).

I could not believe it, but I could not find an idea about this.  I am surprised that people have not complained about this before.  I created this idea:  Add permission to restrict visibility of | Genesys Cloud Ideas Portal (aha.io).  @Daniel Ho, do you have any work-around for this?  Do you have any plans to hide this with a permission?

Hi,

Is it possible to silently monitor live calls of an agent ?

Currently when the agent goes into the my interaction view, they can learn they have been monitored.

This is revealed by the binoculars icon appearing under the "Internal Participants" section of the Interaction Metrics area (screenshot attached).

Thanks Robert. I've added my analysis to the Idea, and we can carry on the discussion there.

I could not believe it, but I could not find an idea about this.  I am surprised that people have not complained about this before.  I created this idea:  Add permission to restrict visibility of | Genesys Cloud Ideas Portal (aha.io).  @Daniel Ho, do you have any work-around for this?  Do you have any plans to hide this with a permission?

Hi,

Is it possible to silently monitor live calls of an agent ?

Currently when the agent goes into the my interaction view, they can learn they have been monitored.

This is revealed by the binoculars icon appearing under the "Internal Participants" section of the Interaction Metrics area (screenshot attached).

Good idea.  Now we all know that agents play the system and fine every loophole there is to avoid being discovered what they are saying to customers and with most companies only monitoring 1% or less of calls, there is little chance they will be caught.  Having the ability for agents to actually see when they have a supervisor is a real problem.  We had a customer tell us that one agent found this loophole and shared it with just about every other agent, so what happens?  Agents answer call, and has My Interactions up in another screen, click on that interaction while they are talking and then watch the watcher.  They were terribly nice when being monitored and totally disinterested when not.  Of course, random selection of calls revealed. this behavior, but there was no correlation until they watched a screen recording and saw what they were doing.  Would it be so hard to have a Monitoring->View permission that disables the binoculars and the columns?

Anyone else out there with similar issues?

Thanks Robert. I've added my analysis to the Idea, and we can carry on the discussion there.

I could not believe it, but I could not find an idea about this.  I am surprised that people have not complained about this before.  I created this idea:  Add permission to restrict visibility of | Genesys Cloud Ideas Portal (aha.io).  @Daniel Ho, do you have any work-around for this?  Do you have any plans to hide this with a permission?

Hi,

Is it possible to silently monitor live calls of an agent ?

Currently when the agent goes into the my interaction view, they can learn they have been monitored.

This is revealed by the binoculars icon appearing under the "Internal Participants" section of the Interaction Metrics area (screenshot attached).