10-14-2021 02:45 AM
Hi
I am adding some functionality to an existing application and I am running out of call variables.
I have used the callVariable1 to 10, but I need some more.
I read about adding ECC variables, but these extra variables should also appear in reporting, like the callVariable1-10 do
These new call variables do not need to be displayed on finesse desktop, they are only used in the script to set some values and later to see these values in the reporting
Is that possible?
Thanks
JH
10-17-2021 04:00 AM
Your post is labeled UCCX, but do you mean UCCE/PCCE? If you mean UCCE/PCCE, your options might include:
* Using the 10 Peripheral Variables, but concatenating some of the data with a delimiter to fit more in there (i.e. instead of Variable 1 being Sales and Variable 2 being Food, Variable 1 might be Sales|Food or Sales;Food, etc. This way you can still use them for routing/reporting.
* You could use ECC variables, but they are not going to appear as "easily" or in as many tables like the Peripheral Variables would, like in Route_Call_Detail or Termination_Call_Detail. They will appear in other tables.
* You could use CVP Reporting by writing data in CVP applications, but that has it has caveats as well.
IMHO, your best bet if you can is to use Peripheral Variables and review what you have already to squeeze in what you want.
10-18-2021 12:18 AM - edited 10-18-2021 12:18 AM
Hi
No, I mean UCCX, also in UCCX we use finesse and you can create variables.
I am using already the 10 build in callVariables, but I need more (actually customer)
I shall try some ECC variables, but my main concern is that they won't be in reporting
You have some links on how to create ECC variables?
JH
10-18-2021 02:40 AM - edited 10-18-2021 02:42 AM
Hey JH
In uccx you can't add more variables then customvariables 1-10 that yoou allready use.
Only possible way is to put the new variables on a external datastore that you cna reference to (And build some custmo reports with a new datasource to you external datastore.)
You can still
Using the 10 Peripheral Variables, but concatenating some of the data with a delimiter to fit more in there (i.e. instead of Variable 1 being Sales and Variable 2 being Food, Variable 1 might be Sales|Food or Sales;Food, etc. This way you can still use them for routing/reporting.
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Regards
Thomas
04-24-2025 08:03 AM
Hi JH,
Yes, you can use ECC (Extended Call Context) variables if you’ve already used up callVariable1-10. These ECC variables can be included in reporting too, but you’ll need to configure them in your system and adjust your reporting templates to show them. It’s a good way to extend functionality without showing them on the agent desktop.
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