Assistant Service Context

Assistant works standalone App and can also provide context during calls to individual users. As Administrator you can configure the following:

  • Define (Service or User) specific Call Templates that trigger data requests and can open other local apps or scripts on an incoming call.
  • Re-use or define specific conversation context context opened as the call is ringing or accepted. By doing so, users do not need tohave 

💡 Once Assistant is installed and running in the background of a user's PC, a permanently opened Nimbus browser tab (e.g. My Sessions view) is not required anymore to get call context.

Within a Service you can configure context for Assistant individually as follows:

Target Audience What can be applied How to Configure
For Users (Agents) Direct Call Templates are assigned and triggered by Assistant for an individual user, opened in their system-default browser during an incoming direct call.

Direct Call Templates containing the trigger points and actions and must be defined via Administrator-side Configuration first. Once created, Templates can be added to a user via Assistant User Settings .

🔍 Our Use Case - Chaining of Assistant requests provides a step-by-step example.

For Services Service Call Templates are assigned and triggered by Assistant during an incoming service call.

Service Call Templates containing the trigger points and actions must be defined via Administrator-side Configuration first. Once created, Templates can be added to a user via Extension Service Settings.

🔍 Our Use Case - Chaining of Assistant requests provides a step-by-step example.

Conversation Context is opened by Assistant in the Nimbus users default browser during an incoming service call.

Conversation Context items containing the URLs to open must be defined in the Administrator-side Configuration first. Once created, they can be added to a user via Extension Service Settings.

🔍 Our Use Case - Defining and using Conversation Context provides a step-by-step example on how to configure this.

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