garimabalodi | 2023-08-02 12:37:16 UTC | #1
Hi Dev Forum ,
Is it possible to integrate Genesys to a home grown CRM ? The CRM application sits locally on every agent's desktop.
Usecase : As of today ,tThe agents double-click and launch their CRM desktop application and select customer number and hit 'dial' button present in their CRM screen . This in turn should launch genesys manual outbound call and all the genesys information like wrapup should be passed back to the crm. This is just manual outbound usecase . The homegrown CRM also has a provision to integrate with outbound dialer.
Is this feasible ?If yes , what are the options for integration?
Regards, Garima.
Jerome.Saint-Marc | 2023-08-02 13:34:12 UTC | #2
Hello,
It depends what technology this CRM is based on and what integration points it offers. But a logical approach, if applicable with this CRM, would be to leverage the Genesys Cloud Embeddable Framework.
Regards,
garimabalodi | 2023-08-03 04:21:03 UTC | #3
Hi Jerome ,
Thanks for you eply . As a follow-up , I wanted to understand if embeddable framework works on a hard client based CRM (non cloud based CRM )too ? Also , would you know any app foundry partners that could help achieve this ?
the tech specfications of CRM are :- Dev tool : Visual studio 2022 Framework : Dot net 4.8 server side vb.net , asp.net , client side : JS,HTML,css, DB : Oracle Client 19 C
Regards Garima
Jerome.Saint-Marc | 2023-08-03 07:26:31 UTC | #4
The embeddable framework is web based (html/js/css).
I would recommend that you get in touch with your Genesys contact (Genesys Account Executive or Genesys Reseller) to see if they have a partner (integrator) to recommend or to put you in touch with Genesys Professional Services.
AppFoundry only contains integrations with a specific CRM. But you can also contact the AppFoundry partners offering a CRM integration and check with them if they would/could do a custom integration with your CRM.
Regards,
tim.smith | 2023-08-03 13:47:56 UTC | #5
garimabalodi, post:3, topic:21278
client side : JS,HTML,css,
FWIW this sounds like you're using an ASP.NET web app, which means your users are using a webpage. The embeddable framework can be used in that environment because it only runs client-side; your server-side technologies are irrelevant to its implementation.
garimabalodi | 2023-08-10 06:50:59 UTC | #6
thanks Jerome!!
Regards Garima.
garimabalodi | 2023-08-10 06:51:30 UTC | #7
Thanks Tim!!
Regards Garima.
system | 2023-09-10 06:51:40 UTC | #8
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