Hi Angelo,
Thanks for the clarification. We understand the asynchronous nature of web messaging. We will try to use "No Input Maximum Retries Exceeded Handling" setting to minimize the impacts as much as we can.
Once again, thank you so much for your quick responses.
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Velmani Natarajan
MVP Health Plan, Inc.
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2024 12:39
From: Angelo Cicchitto
Subject: Web Messages waiting in queue
Hi @Velmani Natarajan indeed async Web Messaging model is different from synchronous Web Chat: the idea is that Agents can still reply while End-Users are offline, so that next time End-Users is back online, they can read the messages from the Brand and eventually reply. Once End-Users are back online, that red alert would disappear from Agent's transcript (confirming message was delivered).
Having said that, a couple of additional comments:
- Trying to detect browser/tab closing is not very reliable.
- We do offer a button in Messenger that allows End-User to explicitly "Clear" their conversation if they are done or simply want to remove conversation from a shared device: this would remove conversation from Queue. You can try to add customization on your website to execute the same "Clear" command based on business logic on the web page.
- There is upcoming Idea to improve detection of "stale" conversations that might be interesting to follow > https://genesyscloud.ideas.aha.io/ideas/DIG-I-1056
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Angelo Cicchitto
Genesys - Employees
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