Practical Cisco UCCX Scripting Techniques

Pluralsight
Course Summary
In this course, we will introduce the student to fundamentals of IVR development with Cisco UCCX. We will utilize a 'learn by doing' approach and create hands-on code that the student can re-use in their own environments.
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Course Description
Creating custom IVR applications has never been so easy as with the Cisco Unified Contact Center Express product. As an industry-leading solution, UCCX is utilized by organizations both large and small to create automated attendants and interactive voice response solutions. UCCX also empowers the operator to create powerful self-service applications, and can significantly improve the customer experience for your business or contact center if used to its full potential. In this course, the author will take you through a series of IVR development exercises using the UCCX solution, and utilizing a 'learn by doing approach,' will demonstrate useful techniques for getting started in creating IVR applications. While not intended to be a standalone 'everything you wanted to know about IVR development course,' the learner will gain significant knowledge of fundamental concepts that they can apply to building real-world IVR applications through a series of practical examples. This course is a fantastic component of any learning plan involving the Cisco UCCX product line.
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Course Syllabus
Introducing the IVR Development Workflow- 25m 43s
—Course Introduction 3m 13s
—Gathering Requirements 9m 28s
—Understanding Scripts and Applications 4m 58s
—Deploying a Script as an Application in the UCCX Administrator 8m 2sCreating Your First IVR Application- 42m 4s
—Module Introduction / Introducing the UCCX Script Editor 6m 24s
—Reviewing the Business Requirements 2m 28s
—Discussing the Design of This IVR 4m 49s
—Programming Our IVR in the UCCX Script Editor 21m 28s
—Basic IVR Debugging 4m 41s
—Module Summary 2m 11sDealing with Time of Day- 26m 45sDealing with Day of Week- 17m 51sUsing Subflows- 25m 30sHoliday Schedules- 29m 37sRecording Prompts- 19m 23sAdding Administrative Control- 33m 34sAccessing Database Information- 38m 9sBasic ACD- 58m 55s