Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

"Supervisor" is defined based on permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Adherence Explanation > Notify permission.  Anyone who has that permission and can edit the agent in the schedule gets the notification. Note: We recognize the potential difficulty some customers have with sending notifications based on permissions.  We are internally designing a new notification rule system which will allow notifications based on reporting relationship. No ETA for that today.

This feature is controllable by permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Agent Adherence Explanation > Add permission.  Note: Permissions refer to this as "adherence explanations" instead of just "lates" due to our desire to eventually expand this to include other types of explanations, such as "long interaction", "technical issues", etc.

The text/messaging is not configurable at this time. Do you mean that you want to configure the text that the supervisor sees in the notification based on how late the agent is?

If an agent is 5 minutes late, they would click "Other" and be presented with a slider where they can select "5 minutes".  

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

"Supervisor" is defined based on permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Adherence Explanation > Notify permission.  Anyone who has that permission and can edit the agent in the schedule gets the notification. Note: We recognize the potential difficulty some customers have with sending notifications based on permissions.  We are internally designing a new notification rule system which will allow notifications based on reporting relationship. No ETA for that today.

This feature is controllable by permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Agent Adherence Explanation > Add permission.  Note: Permissions refer to this as "adherence explanations" instead of just "lates" due to our desire to eventually expand this to include other types of explanations, such as "long interaction", "technical issues", etc.

The text/messaging is not configurable at this time. Do you mean that you want to configure the text that the supervisor sees in the notification based on how late the agent is?

If an agent is 5 minutes late, they would click "Other" and be presented with a slider where they can select "5 minutes".  

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

"Supervisor" is defined based on permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Adherence Explanation > Notify permission.  Anyone who has that permission and can edit the agent in the schedule gets the notification. Note: We recognize the potential difficulty some customers have with sending notifications based on permissions.  We are internally designing a new notification rule system which will allow notifications based on reporting relationship. No ETA for that today.

This feature is controllable by permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Agent Adherence Explanation > Add permission.  Note: Permissions refer to this as "adherence explanations" instead of just "lates" due to our desire to eventually expand this to include other types of explanations, such as "long interaction", "technical issues", etc.

The text/messaging is not configurable at this time. Do you mean that you want to configure the text that the supervisor sees in the notification based on how late the agent is?

If an agent is 5 minutes late, they would click "Other" and be presented with a slider where they can select "5 minutes".  

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

"Supervisor" is defined based on permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Adherence Explanation > Notify permission.  Anyone who has that permission and can edit the agent in the schedule gets the notification. Note: We recognize the potential difficulty some customers have with sending notifications based on permissions.  We are internally designing a new notification rule system which will allow notifications based on reporting relationship. No ETA for that today.

This feature is controllable by permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Agent Adherence Explanation > Add permission.  Note: Permissions refer to this as "adherence explanations" instead of just "lates" due to our desire to eventually expand this to include other types of explanations, such as "long interaction", "technical issues", etc.

The text/messaging is not configurable at this time. Do you mean that you want to configure the text that the supervisor sees in the notification based on how late the agent is?

If an agent is 5 minutes late, they would click "Other" and be presented with a slider where they can select "5 minutes".  

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download. 

"Supervisor" is defined based on permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Adherence Explanation > Notify permission.  Anyone who has that permission and can edit the agent in the schedule gets the notification. Note: We recognize the potential difficulty some customers have with sending notifications based on permissions.  We are internally designing a new notification rule system which will allow notifications based on reporting relationship. No ETA for that today.

This feature is controllable by permissions, specifically the new Workforce Management > Agent Adherence Explanation > Add permission.  Note: Permissions refer to this as "adherence explanations" instead of just "lates" due to our desire to eventually expand this to include other types of explanations, such as "long interaction", "technical issues", etc.

The text/messaging is not configurable at this time. Do you mean that you want to configure the text that the supervisor sees in the notification based on how late the agent is?

If an agent is 5 minutes late, they would click "Other" and be presented with a slider where they can select "5 minutes".  

Hi @Kylee Kasper

Just a couple of questions:

- when referring to 'supervisor' in the context of late notifications - is this anyone who has permission to view the schedules, or is it determines by their reporting relationship (i.e. direct supervisor)?
- will this feature be controllable by permissions or will all Tempo users have access?
- will the text/messaging be configurable (i.e. we may need positive contact to a supervisor if over X late period of time)
- will the time/options listed be configurable (i.e. someone might only be 5 minutes late, don't want to add an extra 10 minutes if not needed)

Thanks,

Hi Community,

Coming soon on Genesys Tempo^TM! Employees will be able to quickly notify their managers that they are running late to work. We know you're busy, that's why we made it easy to get in touch with your supervisor when something comes up, no matter where you are. With the new "I'm Running Late" button on Genesys Tempo^TM, users will be able to select the amount of time they will need and include a note to their supervisor. A late request will be applied to the next scheduled activity with a max of five submissions per day. Once submitted, the running man icon will be shown on the activity that the agent will be late for to indicate that the request has went through. For supervisors, a marker will be placed on top of the published schedule once the agent presses the late button for the amount of time the agent has said they will be late. They will also receive an inbox notification in a new schedule inbox tab that their employee is late and by how many minutes. Both Realtime Adherence and Historical Adherence will consider an approved late marker to mean that the shift has been shortened when calculating adherence values. In addition, supervisors will be able to see impact of lateness reflected on the schedule view and in the staffing number.

This is our first mobile specific feature, and we are looking forward to the opportunity of developing more in the future. This capability is set to be available on both the Apple store and Google Play store on November 16th. Genesys Tempo^TM is our Workforce Management mobile application and is free for download.