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Google Cloud CCaaS 6.7 Delivers Email API for Bulk Updates and Bug Fixes

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Google Cloud has released version 6.7 of its Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) platform, introducing a new API endpoint for bulk email session status updates. This enhancement allows integrations to efficiently manage email workflows, handle partial successes, and identify sessions requiring attention. The update also includes a comprehensive set of bug fixes that improve agent experience, ensure accurate data reporting in Customer Experience Insights, and enhance the stability of call and chat routing. The timing of the update's deployment to instances depends on chosen schedules, affecting contact center agents, supervisors, and developers integrating with the platform.

  • Bulk email status updates
  • Google Cloud CCaaS 6.7
Features (1)
  • Google Cloud Contact Center as a Service Bulk email status updates

    Bulk email status updates You can use the new apps/api/v1/email/update_status endpoint to change the status of multiple email sessions to the status that you specify. The new endpoint includes the following capabilities: You can optionally specify the status that you expect email sessions to be in. Email sessions that aren't in that status aren't updated. For each email session, the response reports whether it was updated, required no change, or couldn't be updated (and why). This means that integrations can handle partial success and identify which sessions still need attention. For more info

Fixes (1)
  • Google Cloud Contact Center as a Service

    This release addresses the following issues: Fixed an issue where blended SMS transcripts were incorrectly identified as call audio recordings when uploaded to Customer Experience Insights, causing them to appear as missing or unanalyzable data. Fixed an issue where the chat text-input field was unresponsive after an agent accepted a new chat. Fixed an issue where call-cascade agent availability safeguards weren't enforced for terminal queue paths, which resulted in agents being assigned calls from secondary queues even when their primary queue fell below the minimum availability threshold. Fi

Notes (1)
  • Google Cloud Contact Center as a Service Google Cloud CCaaS 6.7

    Google Cloud CCaaS 6.7 We've released version 6.7 of Google Cloud CCaaS. The timing of the update to your instance depends on the deployment schedule that you have chosen. For more information, see Deployment schedules .

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