Michał Skowroński, prezentacja pt. "Customer Experience (CX) - Czy warto w to wchodzić i dlaczego tak?" @ "I Manewry w Chmurze Partnerów Oracle" - 23-24.czerwca 2015, Serock
Theory: Guidance to create custom integrations when there are not out of the box integrations available.
Accelerators May Include:
White Papers
Reference code (examples)
Implementation Guidance
Reference Test Cases
Alternate Design Guidance
Reference Integration Details
High Level Points:
End customers can use OSvC Customer Portal to browse knowledge, create EBS incident, view EBS incident details
Agents use EBS only and can view EBS incidents created from OSvC Customer Portal
OSvC agent desktop is not used by agents
OSvC agent desktop is only used to manage knowledge and view CP reports
End Customer
Login to CP: SAML 2.0 Auth against directory service. Assumes contact is in EBS. If not in OSvC, it will be create a contact
Troubleshoot: browsing and searching knowledge and use Guided Assistant
Escalated to Assisted Service: Webform creates incident in EBS. When an incident is created we have a hook that intercepts the cp flow and creates a sr / incident pair. That way all our normal reporting in cp works as expected.
View & Edits EBS Incidents
Widgets Created/Modified as Example Clod
Sr list widget (shows ebs sr cases and incident ref nbr if any)
Sr detail widget ( drill in form showing more fields)
Ebs contact history widget (shows ebs notes for an sr)
Capabilities
List of EBS service items
Create service item in EBS (and OSvC) linked by key
PL SQL in EBS pushes to OSvC (status & notes/thread)