We are in the early stages of planning and definitely looking to the feedback we receive over the next few months (and of course there after) that will aid in prioritization as well.
Original Message:
Sent: 12-02-2024 11:38
From: Orhun Sahin
Subject: What do you think ...?
Hi Nicholas,
Thanks for the update! It's exciting to know that improvements for the collapsible roster and multi-contextual panels are in the plan. This is fantastic news and will be very beneficial for agents UX.
To help us plan and manage expectations, could you share any anticipated timelines for these enhancements? For example, are you targeting a release within a specific quarter (e.g., Q1 2025) or half of the year (e.g., H1 2025)? Or are these features still in the early stages of planning and analysis?
Any information you can provide about the roadmap would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks again for your support and for keeping us informed.
Best regards,
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Orhun Sahin
Software Development Engineer
Original Message:
Sent: 11-18-2024 14:32
From: Nicholas Robinson
Subject: What do you think ...?
Hi Orhun, We appreciate the feedback. This is something we are definitely considering for a future release along possibly collapsing the roster as well.
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Nicholas Robinson
Senior Product Manager
Genesys - Employees
Original Message:
Sent: 11-17-2024 11:19
From: Orhun Sahin
Subject: What do you think ...?
Hi Nicholas,
Huge thanks to all of the team for delivering these great features! My favourite feature is the multi-contextual panel, which allows clients to tailor their workspace based on their needs.I just have one piece of feedback for you, and it is simply my opinion based on our customers' demands.
We have a CRM integration as an interaction widget that displays the caller's order page, and the agents perform actions on this page during the interaction, therefore they must focus on this custom client application the majority of the time.
If we hide the main interaction side on the left of the multi-contextual panel and just leave the interaction widget app visible, the zone in red frame in the screenshot below remains visible without the ability to hide it. I understand that is a placeholder zone to indicate that usable tools can be placed in that area of the screen. However, in our instance, we do not want to place any other tool over there, which makes that zone useless and wastes available space while also preventing us from making our client application full width. So I believe it would be fantastic if there was a way to hide the non-functional zone that will allow us to make the visible panel (crm in my case) to be fullscreen.
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Orhun Sahin
Software Development Engineer
Original Message:
Sent: 10-24-2024 16:42
From: Nicholas Robinson
Subject: What do you think ...?
We'd love to know how the overall flow for multipanel agent experience is working for you. Keep an eye on your teams performance metrics and report back!
Have any ideas for improvement? Please submit your ideas HERE
Remember if you experience any technical issues. Contact Customer Care
Also Don't forget to checkout the many resources available to aid in rolling out this improved experinece
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Nicholas Robinson
Senior Product Manager
Genesys - Employees
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