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When a Telephone Call is answered, the ASM CTI interface will open using one of the available methods (deep link, secure link, postMessage) and will provide the caller’s telephone number and the unique id for the telephone call.
This interface will contain a dashboard which displays the caller’s name (if known) and the caller’s organization (if known) from the matched information from the telephone number that was called and the telephone number making the call.
The dashboard displays a count of the number of open tickets for the caller, their organization and the called organization.
When the count is selected, the list of open tickets related to that selection is displayed below the counts.
Each count will also have an option to log a new ticket and when the Analyst selects that option, a new ticket will be created with the caller’s details pre-populated.
The Analyst will have the opportunity to search for the Caller’s Organization or User record if they are not calling from a recognized number and will be able to click the “Link No” button for the relevant section to link the caller’s phone number to the organization or user or both.
Double clicking a row in the Search Results will open that ticket
If the dialed telephone number is not provided as part of the CTI event, the Dialed Organization section will not be displayed.
The type of information recorded depends on whether there is an IVR system in place and how much information it has been configured to record.
ASM uses two pieces of information:
Caller ID (that is, the telephone number of the person making the call)
Call Number (if any).
For customers making an inquiry about a specific pre-existing problem, an IVR system can obtain the relevant call number from the caller.
ASM CTI operates in one of two different modes depending on the information that is available on the call:
Caller ID mode
IVR mode
This is shown in the table below:
Do not close the application while a call is in progress. This will end the call.
ASM runs in this mode if no Caller ID has been passed to the application, or a Caller ID and a Call Number have been passed to the system.
If the CTI agent sends a call number to ASM, the call will automatically open if it exists in the database (including closed calls).
If no call exists in the database for that particular number, or no number has been passed (and there is no Caller ID present), the Agent receives a popup window indicating that no call exists against that call number. The officer can then create a new call or search from the main ASM window.
If a Caller ID (and no call number) has been passed to ASM, ASM will operate in Caller ID mode. The Caller Info window appears.
From this window, the following options are available:
Call Search
Click the Call Search button to display any open calls for that customer in an ASM Call Search window. The agent can then select any of those calls. This button is disabled if there is no customer name passed from the CTI application to ASM. If there are no calls for that customer in the database, the Call Search window will be blank.
New Call
Click the New Call button to open a new call with the customer name and Caller ID (that is, the telephone number) already populated. If no customer name is passed to the application, the call is populated as an unknown customer.
Change Customer and QD button
The Change Customer field allows an operator to search for different customers. To do this, Click the "x" to clear the field, then type any text into the field. Select one of the search criteria from the menu that appears.
Link Number to Customer
When you have selected a customer from the Quick Search screen, you can click the Link No. button to link the current telephone number to that customer’s list of known numbers. The customer’s details will also appear on the Caller Info screen.
When a call comes into a CTI system, certain information will have already been recorded about the call.
