Creating Custom Options for the Mid-call Menu

When accessed, the mid-call menu will provide an Agent with some pre-set options, which they can select using their DTMF keypad. If needed, further options can be added to the menu for a given queue, providing the Agent with additional functionality.

This process requires enquiry calls to have been enabled for the intended queue.

Due to the limited number of DTMF keys, up to six custom options requiring DTMF input can be added. However, up to fifteen additional options can be created for the benefit of those Agents using the Cxp Agent Experience.

To let Agents know which options are available, you can also specify an explanatory audio prompt as part of this process.

Each option created by this process will create a new child path under the queue node. Be sure to configure each of these paths to ensure the appropriate action occurs.

Implementation

  1. Access the configuration page for the intended IVR.
  1. Locate the intended queue node and click its Config link.
  2. Select the In Call tab.
  3. Locate the Enquiry Calls and Patch-Through Options section.
  4. Under Yoyo IVR Options, tick the check box of any option you'd like to enable within the menu.

    The options 0, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 are selectable using the corresponding DTMF key while the mid-call menu is active, although they will not be mentioned as part of the standard menu prompt. Options 10-24 are only accessible to users of the Cxp Agent Experience, by first pressing the ENQUIRY button.

    Un-ticking any of these options and then saving your changes will cause the corresponding child path to be deleted, losing all associated settings. If you want to preserve that data, consider copying it to another node first.

  5. Use the Extra Mid-call Menu Prompt selector to choose a suitable audio prompt to explain the custom options.
  6. Click Save Settings at the bottom of the page.

Remember to configure each of the new child nodes created by this process, ensuring that each one directs the call according to the selection made.