Call Recording

Learn how to trigger Harmony Call Recording via PopFlow (NICE Integration)

Last published at: May 13th, 2022

When to use

Use this activity when you would like to Start or Pause the InContact recording feature. 


Before you start

Ensure you have the following items ready.


Required
  • You have InContact Hub or InContact Central integration.

Optional


Adding Call Recording activity

Log in to https://apps.openmethodscloud.com/ and select the PopFlow application. Select the your instance and create / select an existing workflow.

The 'Call Recording' Activity allows you to start, pause, resume and stop call recording.


After opening the 'Call Recording' activity, you will get the below configuration panel.


Default Configuration Parameters:

  • Action Select the action from the list. This is used to start, pause, resume and stop the recording.



Configuring the Activity

Click on the added activity and select the type of action you would like to perform.

Action

Description

Start

Will start the recording process.

Pause

Will pause the recording process.

Resume

Will resume a paused recording process

Stop

Will end the recording process.


A Simple Example to configure the 'Call Recording' activity in PopFlow Studio.

  • Select the 'Call Recording' activity from the 'Activity Sidebar'.

  • Click on the 'Call Recording' activity to open and configure the 'Call Recording' activity.

  • Select the recording action from the list. A simple example is shown below pic.


  • Initially, Start will be selected automatically. Start action will start call recording for voice interaction.

  • Once you select an option from the list it will automatically change the activity name as shown below.

  • Similarly, you can configure the activity for other actions also.


Caveats

If the activity is used within the “Telephony” events, it will use the current interaction when sending the Pause or Start event.

Within “Telephony” events for this activity include:

  • On Ring

  • On Answer

  • On Hold



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This does not include On End, since the call has been disposed at this point. No recording can be done at this point.


If this activity is used outside the “Telephony” events, it will select the interaction based on the following:

  1. It will try to find the first interaction that is in an Active state.

    1. Active state means currently connected to the line.

      1. Hold is NOT considered active.

      2. Mute IS considered active.

  2. If there is no active Telephony interactions, the request to Pause or Start recording is cancelled.


See It In Action


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The example use case below shows the Call Recording feature working on the following events:

  1. Incident Open (Start Recording)
  2. On Incident Save (Pause Recording)
  3. On Incident Close (Resume Recording)

For the "Agent End-Use Case," the mouseover on the Media Bar demonstrates that recording events have automatically updated based on the activity within PopFlow. The "agent" is not manually clicking the recording events. 





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