Access types
The following table explains the various access types.
Access Type |
Description |
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View |
To view data of objects |
Modify |
To edit and view data of objects |
Create |
To create objects |
Delete |
To delete objects Note:
You also need rights to view objects before you can delete them. |
Manage | A shortcut for selecting View, Modify, Create, and Delete |
Serve |
To serve in a queue |
Use |
To use profiles and certain functions such as Data Protection Officer (DPO) |
Manage Voicemail |
To listen to and delete queue voicemails |
Manage Rights |
To view, add, modify, and remove rights |
Manage Members |
To add and remove members |
Statistics Details |
To view the statistics of the Contact Details view in Online Monitoring and Dashboard, or Conversation History inCommunication Panel. Statistics details include also the Statistics Summary rights. |
Statistics Summary |
To view the statistics of the Summary, Agent and Outbound view in Online Monitoring and Dashboard. |
Control Contact |
To manage monitoring data cleanup in the Contact Details view in Online Monitoring. |
Barge-In (Agent) |
To take part in a call. Both parties can hear the participator. |
Listen (Agent) |
To listen to a call between an agent and a caller. Neither of the parties can hear this. |
Coach (Agent) |
To advise an agent during a call. The caller cannot hear this. |
Log On Agents to Queues/Log Off Agents from Queues |
To log on an agent to a queue or to log off an agent from a queue using the Agent view in Online Monitoring. The modify right to User Queue Setting of the agent is also needed. |
Listen to Recording |
To listen to either queue or user recordings |
Manage Contact History |
To view and search for contact handling history For example, this rights type is required for displaying conversation details or queue recordings in Communication Panel or Dashboard. |
Manage Presence |
To change a user’s current presence profile in Dashboard. |
Messaging |
This relates to the /messages resource of Restful Contact Management Interface (CMI) and is used to enable a CMI API user to view, modify and delete the messages linked to the queue. Messages can also be scheduled. Queue is based on the used source address. Note:
If the queue is deleted, the scheduled messages will remain in the database. |