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Who should read this article: Administrators
Create users and manage access and account properties.
Introduction
A user is anyone who works in your contact center who administers the contact center, supervises agents, analyzes data, or handles interactions (agents). Manage user accounts in the Users page. To access the Users page, from the Voiso main menu, navigate to Users > Users.
The following information is displayed for each user:
Property | Description |
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User name | The real name of the person |
The email address the person uses to log into their Voiso account. If you use a Voiso CRM integration, this email address should be the same address that the person uses to log into your contact center CRM. | |
Extension | The three- to four-digit extension of the user's phone. The extension is dialable by other users who have access to the Agent Panel. |
Teams | The team to which the user belongs. |
Employee ID | An optional string that you can use to associate an ID from your organization with the user. You can search in the User page for a user based on their Employee ID. |
Access group | The user's role. A role determines what access permissions a user has in your contact center. The default roles are Admin, Agent, Analyst, Hardware Phone, and Supervisor. If Security Access Groups are enabled for your contact center, you can create custom roles. Click the name of a security access group to view the access group settings. |
2FA status | The current two-factor authentication status for an agent. Disabled means 2FA is not assigned to the user. Pending means that 2FA is assigned to the user, but the user has not yet followed the setup procedure. Activated means the user has completed the setup procedure. |
Extension
You must assign an extension to every user who will handle transfer, consult, and conference calls from other users. Although agents may search for users and queues by name in the Agent Panel, Voiso requires the target to have a unique extension to route transfer, consult, and conference calls.
Adding a user
There are two ways to add users to your contact center. The first is to manually add users one at a time, and the second is to import a CSV of user properties.
To add a single user, from the Voiso main menu, navigate to Users > Users then, to display the Add user page, click Add new user. Specify the user properties, then click Save.
When you save a new user profile or update the email of an existing user, Voiso automatically sends an email to the specified address. The recipient must confirm the email address to activate the user account.
On this page you can specify the following user properties:
Property | Description |
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Name | The real name of the person |
AD Username | This is a legacy field that is no longer used. |
The email address the person uses to sign in to their Voiso account. If you use a Voiso CRM integration, this email address should be the same address that the person uses to log into your contact center CRM. | |
Sip Account | The SIP server address for the user's WebRTC Softphone. The address is generated automatically based on the user's email address. |
Password | The user's login password. This password is used along with the email address to log into the Voiso service. |
Security access group | The user's role. A role determines what access permissions a user has in your contact center. |
Extension | The three- to four-digit extension of the user's phone. The extension is dialable by other users who have access to the Agent Panel. |
CallerID | The Caller ID that is displayed to contacts for manually dialed and click-to-call outbound calls. If the user is assigned to a team and the team has an associated Caller ID group, the Caller ID group numbers take priority over the Caller ID assigned individually. |
Employee ID | An optional string that you can use to associate an ID from your organization with the user. You can search in the User page for a user based on their Employee ID. |
Timezone | The timezone that the user is covering for handling interactions (the contacts' timezone) or the timezone where the user is located. The timezone is displayed in the CDR and audit logs. |
WebRTC ringtone | The ringtone that plays when the user receives a call through the Agent Panel. Choose either the default ringtone or one from a file of type Ringtone you have added in the Media page. |
Speech recognition | Specify whether the Speech recognition feature is enabled |
Speech language | If the speech recognition feature is enabled, specify the language the user speaks when handling calls. If the Detect language feature is enabled, this field is automatically set to Auto. |
API key | The identification key that Voiso associates with the user. Use the key with the Voiso CDR, Campaigns, Deleted Users, Queues, Teams, Users, and Wrap-up codes APIs to request information about the user. |
Agent in teams | If the user is an agent, specify the team or teams to which the user belongs |
Supervisor in teams | If the user is a supervisor, specify the team or teams that the user supervises |
Assigned skills | Specify the skill or skills associated with the user for interaction routing purposes |
Assigned to queues | Specify the inbound voice queue to which the user belongs for call routing purposes |
Channels | Specify the interaction channels to which the user is assigned, including voice and messaging (digital) channels such as Webchat, WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber, Facebook, and Instagram. |
Capacity | Specify the number of simultaneous interactions a digital channels user may handle |
Permissions | A summary of permissions granted to the user, based on their role. If the Security Access Groups feature is not enabled, you can modify the user's permissions. |
Disable | A list of features that can be disabled for the user, based on their role. If the Security Access Groups feature is not enabled, you can modify the user's permissions. |
Refer to the Multi-factor authentication article for information about enabling the 2FA feature.
Adding WhatsApp outbound channels
If you assign the WhatsApp channel to a user, in the Channels section, the WhatsApp Outbound Channels section is added to the Add user or Edit user page.
Use the WhatsApp Outbound Channels section to specify which WhatsApp outbound channel the agents uses to send outbound messages. To specify a channel, follow these steps:
- On the Add user or Edit user page, in the Channels section, click Edit.
- In the Edit channels panel, enable WhatsApp.
- Click Save.
- Scroll to the WhatsApp Outbound Channels section, then click Edit.
- In the Edit WhatsApp channels, select one or more WhatsApp channels.
- Click Save.
Importing user accounts
You can bulk import a list of users from a CSV file. First, create a CSV file of users and user properties following the user template. The CSV file can be created in a spreadsheet or text editor.
To import a list of new user accounts from a CSV file that you have created, click CSV import. Navigate to the file on your computer, then click Upload.
You can view the new user accounts on the Users page.
If the Security Access Groups feature is enabled for your contact center, you cannot modify the settings associated with the user role (specified in the ACL column in the CSV file) you assign to the user.
The user account template
To download a template that you can use to create multiple users, click Download CSV template. Open the template file in a spreadsheet or text editor and add all your users to the file.
The template contains all the fields required for creating new users or modifying existing users. You might receive an error when you import the CSV back into Voiso if you miss filling out any required fields or include unsupported data.
Exporting user accounts
You can export a list of users as a CSV file. The format of the file follows the user template CSV file. You can view the file in a spreadsheet or text editor. You can make changes to the file and then import it back into the database of users.
To find the exported CSV file, look in your Downloads folder for a file named users-YYYY-MM-DD.csv
Modifying user account properties
There are two ways to modify user account properties: the first is to import a CSV file of user properties to overwrite the properties of existing users, and the second is to manually edit a user profile.
To manually edit a user account, click the name of the user in the Agent name column to open the Edit user page. Modify the user properties as needed, then click Save.
User Profile
User's can view some account properties and manage their user interface settings by using the User Profile menu.