System Configurator (SC) is a tool for configuring both on-premise and cloud versions     of the contact center software.
                            User interface elements, icons, and personalizing your settings
                            Accessing and exiting System Configurator
                            Searching for, copying, and deleting objects (such as users, queues, roles, and     profiles), and using the language menu and the Personalize icon
                            Applying changes, reloading the user interface, activating session tracing, and     handling error situations
                            Configuring voicemail, external agent, conference, recording, e-mail, SMS, Batch job server (BJS), IP desk phone, queue callback, and     prompts
                            Configuring number ranges, authentication policies, links between modules (also viewing     modules installed into the system), module-specific services, messaging Services, personal data     retention times, channel settings, system languages, and custom prompt languages
                            Managing trunks (formerly gateways), switching routes, generic switching rules,     locations, barring groups, and global switching settings
                            Defining how data is protected and displayed in Reporting, and statistic settings that     affect both Reporting and Online Monitoring
                            Defining search templates and fields in the template, managing directory     groups
                            Creating presence, conference and absence profiles that users use in Communication Desktop (CDT) and     Communication Panel to indicate     their availability
                            Creating interactive scripts, callback scripts, and static scripts
                            Managing queues, queue groups, calendars, schedules, prompts, prompt files, skills, and     reply templates and folders
                            Managing custom-made Interactive Voice Response (IVR) applications made with     VoiceXML
                            Editing, starting, and stopping the campaigns that the outbound call center agents     execute using Communication Panel
                            Creating and maintaining user accounts, assigning rights to users, creating and     maintaining user groups through which you manage users’ rights, giving roles to user groups,     defining default settings for users with user settings templates, using the Update wizard for     updating settings (such as voicemail settings) of various users simultaneously
                            Importing and exporting various objects (such as campaigns, users, and queues), defining     import and export related settings, viewing job details and adding new schedules, managing     consents
                            