Examples
Email the Help Desk when an Agent is experiencing network issues
- Create a new Alert using the Quality Score Threshold condition.
- Select the Quality Definition that best matches the service the Agent is using, e.g. VoIP if the Agent is primarily making/taking phones. (Use Remote Desktop if you don't know which to pick.)
- Select the Send Email action using the Help Desk's email for the Email Recipient, e.g. helpdesk@mycompany.com.
- Change the Subject Template to "{{AgentName}} is experiencing issues!"
- Customize the HTML/Text Bodies as needed.
- Select the Targets/Agents that you want to monitor.
- Give this Alert a name like "Poor Remote Desktop" and hit Create Alert.
Add/Remove from Summary to automatically show/hide targets based on network conditions:
- Create a new summary, e.g. "Bad Connections"
- Create a new alert and specify your conditions. Use the Add/Remove from Summary.
- Leave Notify when on When alert conditions start.
- Select Bad Connections from the Select Summary dropdown.
- Choose the Add to Summary option. This will add the Target to the Summary when network conditions are bad.
- Add another Add/Remove from Summary action using the + Add Action button.
- Now select When alert conditions end and Remove from Summary. This will remove the target when conditions have improved.
Execute REST Call to notify a team in your company channel:
- Create a new alert with the Execute REST Call action and specify your conditions
- Choose the When conditions start event
- Follow this guide to help set up a webhook for your company chat tool
- Enter your tool's Rest Address
- Change the method to POST
- Use Json as the content data-type
- Type in your JSON request into the Body.
Please note!
Each API schema is different - check with your tool's API documentation for more information. Here's an example of what the body could look like:
{"text":"{{AgentName}} is experiencing high latency!"}