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Tenant Administration

The Nimbus Tenant view allows to assign security groups, change tenant details and configure various Nimbus Features and extension apps. 

VIEW DIFFERENCES

The Tenant administration and related tabs may look different for single- and multi-tenant admins. 

Access to configuration elements is determined by the Nimbus Role Access Concept. For instance, single tenant admin permissions may restrict you to only edit non-technical information such as: Company Name / Division, Billing Address, Technical Contact

💡 Note: Depending on Admin Roles detail permissions, certain fields described below may not be shown or protected against change. If you need to change restricted fields or have questions, get in touch with with your support partner or - in case of further issues - Luware customer support.

Luware Support Address

 Luware Website https://luware.com/support/
Luware Helpdesk https://helpdesk.luware.cloud 
Cloud Service Status https://status.luware.cloud/
Luware support contact details
 

Access Tenant details

  • Multi-tenant administrator you can use the Edit button for each tenant to access and change details.
  • Single-Tenant administrators will not see a selection and get right into the Tenant Configuration, showing various tabs.
In a multi-tenant view you can click “Edit” to get to the individual Settings of that Tenant

 

Tenant Settings Tabs

Saving changes in multiple tabs

Clicking SAVE affects changes in all tabs. For that reason, warning icons in the tabs will indicate when there is missing or wrong information that prevents saving. 

Before saving, review the marked tabs first
 

General

Here you can change and enter details on your tenant, change or access the billing address and / or technical contacts. 

General Tenant Settings

Section Option / Element Description
Tenant Information Name Name as displayed in the tenant list
O365 Domain The first or sub-level domain that the tenant is under.
Tenant ID The tenant ID of the group as defined in Microsoft Azure Portal.
Company Name Clear name field for the Company behind that tenant.
Partner Administration Security Group (GUID)

Azure Security Group GUID for which corresponds to the " Partner Admin of a Tenant " permission set. In most scenarios this group will usually have access to some tenants under that partner domain.

🔍 See info below for details
Tenant Administration Security Group (GUID)

Azure Security Group GUID for which corresponds to the " Tenant Admin " permission set. In most scenarios this group will usually have access to one tenants under that partner domain.

🔍 See info below for details

ABOUT SECURITY GROUP PERMISSIONS

If fields are greyed-out they are managed by a higher permission level. Refer to Roles and Permissions for details.

💡 You can retrieve the Security Group GUID from Microsoft Azure Portal > Groups > <Your Security Group Name> > Overview > Object ID

💡 Upon entering the ID Nimbus will check if permissions and if the ID is valid. If so, the "Details" button for the security group becomes enabled and you can inspect the group members.Helpjuice Info Callout Title

Helpjuice Info Callout Body

 

 

CRM ID ID for your Customer Relationship Management tool.
Billing Address

Billing Address

  • Street Address 1 & 2
  • Zip Code
  • City
  • Country

Address of the partner to which the bill for this tenant should be sent to.

💡 Note that the country / address is just for billing purposes and does not reflect or change the Nimbus tenant data storage location.
 
 

Contact

Here you can specify a technical contact to notify in case of maintenance, issues and for other technical questions:

Contact Tenant Settings

Contact Details

Technical Contact for this tenant

  • Name
  • Email
  • Phone Number, E 164 Format
  • SIP Address

Partner

 

🔍 This section is restricted to Luware and Partner administrators. 

Assigns a Partner to this tenant.

Visit our website to learn more about the → Luware Partner program.
 
 

Data Privacy

Data Privacy Tenant Settings

In this tab you can configure Nimbus user, service and customer related data privacy settings.

On Data Privacy Settings and restrictions

Certain Settings in this section may be visible/restricted to Luware and Partner administrators as defined per User Role (RBAC) Matrix. 

If you need to change Data Privacy settings described on this tab but are unable to do so, consult with your support partner or Luware directly.

Luware Support Address

 Luware Website https://luware.com/support/
Luware Helpdesk https://helpdesk.luware.cloud 
Cloud Service Status https://status.luware.cloud/
Luware support contact details
 
Option / Element Description
Allow Partner to see User Identifiers

Determines if the partner is able to see Nimbus user (team member) clear names.

  • When enabled, the full user names are shown.
  • When disabled, Nimbus users will be shown anonymized with asterisk * placeholders.
Allow Partner to see Customer Identifiers

Determines if the partner is able to see Nimbus calling customer identifiers.

  • When enabled, the full customer identifiers are shown.
  • When disabled, Nimbus calling customers will be shown anonymized with asterisk * placeholders.
Persist User States in Reporting

Contact Center This feature can be enabled Tenant-wide, but mainly makes use of Contact Center service features for reporting.

With this feature active, User States are tracked and added as part of the Nimbus Reporting Model and exposed via the Nimbus OData Feed.

  • When enabled, data becomes visible in Power BI reports (User State Tab). 
    ✅ You require a "User Supervisor" Reporting Role to query these extended user details.
  • When disabled, existing User Presence State reports will be closed and no further entries are generated. 💡Already existing data is not affected.

🤔 When to enable this? Tracking presence states can generate considerable amounts of personal user data. Aside from Power BI query performance considerations on a large userbase you need to consider privacy and EU GDPR compliance before enabling this feature.

🤔 What data is being tracked? User, User ID, Organization Unit, Responsibility Profiles (User State), MS Teams Presence Status and all related event changes with timestamps and durations. 

🔎For details on recorded data fields, refer to Nimbus Reporting Model > Facts > User Session / User States tables respectively.

 
Show User Time in State
  • When enabled, User State times are tracked and shown as "Time in State" within the Nimbus UI (e.g. in customizable and service Personal Dashboards, Widgets, etc.). The List of Services within the Service Administration also shows this column.
  • When disabled, the "Time in State" columns will not be shown in either Portal UI.
Data Retention Time

The time after which historical data is purged.

💡 The purge is completed within 24 hours after the data retention time has expired.
Allow to share Personal Identifiable Information (PII)
  • When enabled, PII is used as User Identifier.
  • When disabled, pseudo anonymized string without PII is used.

💡Raise a ticket with Luware Support if you want to change this setting.

💡For more information, refer to the Whitepaper in Documents.
 
 

Provisioning

Tenant Provisioning Settings

In the Provisioning tab in Tenant Administration, you can configure the Service Provisioning default settings which apply when new Nimbus services are created.

Default OU for MS Teams creation

Sets the default Organization Unit (OU) for new services during their first provisioning.

🔍 Please Note:

  • During Service Provisioning users can still change the default to any provided "sub" level OU during installation. The OU can also be changed later in General Service Settings of that service. 
  • When the OU gets deleted, the OU default selection is moved one level higher (up to root). 
  • If either user or service are completely new in Nimbus – or the OU cannot be selected for other reasons – both the user and service are placed in a "Default Organization Unit for Microsoft Teams-based teams". Both can be moved to other Organization Units via the User Administration and Service Administration respectively.
Allow service provisioning via MS Teams

Set the minimum roles required to Provision a new Nimbus team directly from the MS-Teams UI.

Settings are: 

  • Everyone (default)
  • Tenant & Organization Unit Administrators
  • Tenant Administrators
  • No one → provisioning disabled on MS Teams side

💡 This setting does not prevent users from installing the Nimbus Personal App.

🔍 Non MS-Teams synched Service types can still be provisioned via the backend by any administrator, regardless of the setting made here.

☝ Users without the permission to Provision new services may still remove the Nimbus tab from MS Teams (as Nimbus cannot impact or restrict the default MS Teams interface). However, they can not trigger a removal of the service itself and its data and the Nimbus tab can be re-added.
Default Team Owner Role

The default role assigned to a new user when a new Nimbus team is provisioned directly from the MS-Teams UI. Options are: 

  • Team Owner (Default) with full team settings and configuration rights.
  • Team Owner Limited (a Nimbus specific role with a reduced set of User Roles).

💡 Existing services are not affected by this change and changing this setting will only affect future services provisioned via MS Teams. 
Enable Multihoming

 💡This field is read-only as Multihoming must be set up for your Tenant by a System Administrator and in cooperation with Luware Customer Success. This feature is meant for large Tenants with users working from different locations.

✅ For Tenant Administrators: Enabling Multihoming on multiple clusters has clear benefits, but also underlies strict technical limitations. Before deciding to roll out this feature:

 
 
 

Extensions

Tenant Extension Settings

🔍 Here you can configure all additional Nimbus extensions and separately enabled Nimbus Features.

💡 Note that certain extensions may be configured but will not take effect until the licenses for your users (User Administration) and services (Service Administration) are applied.

Outbound

Option / Element Description
Max Scheduled Outbound Tasks per service

Limits the maximum outbound tasks per service that can be simultaneously scheduled / in progress. 

Default 20 / Min 1 / Max 50

 

🔍 Note: Outbound Tasks – same as inbound tasks – are distributed among available Nimbus users and shown in the Personal Dashboards > in the "Service Outbound Tasks Tabular" widget. Tasks are scheduled using the Microsoft Power Automate Connector > Flow Actions. Once the limit is reached, a flow error is returned and the task will be discarded.
Directly invite PSTN for Outbound calls

If enabled, PSTNs are directly added to a group call in case of a scheduled outbound session or Call On Behalf, avoiding audio delay between agents and customers.

  • Default: false

🤔 Why is this toggle read-only?

Enabling this feature is done by Luware Support and requires testing on your tenant as Microsoft has not yet rolled out dependent functionality globally for all MS Teams tenants.
Directly invite UPN for Outbound calls

If enabled, UPNs are directly added to a group call in case of a scheduled outbound session or Call On Behalf, avoiding audio delay between agents and customers.

  • Default: false

🤔 Why is this toggle read-only?

Enabling this feature is done by Luware Support and requires testing on your tenant as Microsoft has not yet rolled out dependent functionality globally for all MS Teams tenants.

Interact

Configures options for Interact, an optional feature of Nimbus. If you want to learn more head over to our Luware Solutions page.

Option / Element Description
Interact enabled

The global setting which activates Interact for Nimbus

  • When enabled, the calls in Interact will reach an agent in Teams.
  • When disabled, the calls in Interact will not reach an agent, even if the tenant is configured for Interact calls.

🔍 Enabling this requires you to fill in an ACS connection string. Refer to our Use Case - Setting up Interact which explains setup steps in detail.
Interact disabled

If Interact is disabled, all corresponding fields are hidden in the section.

💡 Configured values are not cleaned up and can be used when enabling the functionality again.
ACS connection string

Connection string for Azure Communication Services. Required to use Interact. 

🔍 Learn how to generate this string via the Microsoft Documentation .

✅ "Check"- performs a check if it's possible to create a token for the user using this string. If the connection fails (with a correct string) it most likely means there are insufficient permissions.
O365 UserID ID of the user on behalf of whom meetings on the backend will be created.
Widget Key

Random guide generated for the Tenant. The key is sent with each request to the backend and checks the validity of the widget, depending on which it either allows or rejects the request for the backend.

  • "Copy" - copies the guide value for (future) use in a web client.
  • "Refresh" - updates the guide with a new one.
Session recovery timeout in seconds

Time in seconds before a closed session is ended permanently. 

Default: 20; Min: 5; Max: 60.

KNOWN ISSUE Currently the timeout behavior is different between a direct (to Agent) conversation and a Service-distributed conversation:

  • On a direct conversation: A session timeout starts when the customer leaves the conversation. When an agents leaves an ongoing conversation, they are re-invited if the customer rejoins within the timelimit.
  • On a service conversation: The session is only restored when the agent remains in the conversation. When the agent leaves, a new session is started (including a complete re-execution of the IM workflow).
Authorization

Determine if a session requires further authentication:

  • None (default) - when set, the token is not verified. 
  • Verify Token - when set, verifies the validity of the token. The error will occur if the token is expired or invalid.
  • Verify Token & Tenant - when set, verifies the validity of the token and that it belongs to a certain tenant.

Learn how to set up authorization...

Use Case - Enabling additional authorization for Interact

In this use case, we're going to describe how you can set up an access token to be used for Interact.

🔍 This use case is optional in case you want to verify user access additionally via tokens in your Tenant Administration > Interact settings.

Steps below refer directly on the Daemon application MSFT help article and the subchapters. 

 

Create an Azure Application

  • Add a new app under app registrations in the Azure Portal
  • Preferably a single tenant application
  • No reply-URL needed for the client-credential flow (standard OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant)

🔍 Refer to: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/scenario-daemon-app-registration

Generate Secret/Certificate

  • Generate a secret or certificate which will be used as the applications credentials

🔍 From https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/scenario-daemon-app-registration

To add credentials to your confidential client application's app registration, follow the steps in Quickstart: Register an application with the Microsoft identity platform for the type of credential you want to add:

Create own Daemon App with .NET/Java/Node/Python

  • Based on the language instantiate the confidential client application with the client secret or the certificate

🔍 Refer to the table on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/scenario-daemon-app-configuration?tabs=dotnet

Acquire a token and pass it to the SDK

  • Based on the language instantiate the confidential client application with the client secret or the certificate

🔍 Refer to: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/scenario-daemon-acquire-token?tabs=dotnet

 
 

Assistant

Configures options for Assistant, an optional feature of Nimbus.

Option / Element Description
Use your own ACS Instance

Toggle. Enable when you have your own Azure Communication Services instance.

🔍 Enabling this requires you to fill in an ACS connection string. Refer to Use Case - Setting up Assistant which explains the setup steps in detail.

💡 When this option is disabled, all corresponding fields are hidden in the section. Configured values are not cleaned up and can be used when enabling the option again.
ACS connection string

Connection string for Azure Communication Services. Required to use Assistant with your own ACS instance.

🔍 Learn how to generate this string via the Microsoft Documentation .

💡 Once a string is entered a "Check" option verifies if it's possible to create a token for the user using this string. If the connection fails (with a correct string) it most likely means there are insufficient permissions.

Attendant Console

Allows to configure an MS Graph Filter that automatically limits the search used in Attendant Console. 

Option / Element Description
Use new Attendant Console Design If toggled on, Nimbus users of this tenant can switch to the new Attendant Console design (AC2).
Overwrite User Settings Applies the old/new Attendant Console design to all users, depending on whether “Use new Attendant Console Design” is toggled on or off.
Global Contact Search MS Graph Filter

Uses the MS Graph REST API to filter1 users according to your tenant admin account permissions. This filter will be applied to the O365 like Attendant Console to provide internal Nimbus users a narrowed-down pool of search results.
💡 By default, this filter (textbox) is empty, allowing users to perform a search on your entire tenant.

 1 See: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/overview

☝ Please note that this field requires only parameters for the "filter" field of a MS graph query, not the whole API request URL. Keep this in mind when using MS Graph Explorer to test, copy & paste your updated filter parameters.

💡 End users will not see this filter in the frontend UI, but will have search results narrowed down accordingly.

🔍 Refer to our Use Case - Filtering Attendant contact search via MS Graph.

Example filter for users within domain and preferred language:

endsWith(userPrincipalName,'onmicrosoft.com') and preferredLanguage eq 'en-GB'
 

NOTES AND KNOWN LIMITATIONS

KNOWN LIMITATION The filter will be applied to all O365 accounts, including those of Nimbus Services! Overly strict filters may limit the Nimbus users' capability to forward calls via search.

  • This text field does not perform validity checks for correct syntax. → Please refer to the official MS Graph REST API documentation for details.
  • Nimbus combines both visible and backend filters with an 'AND' clause. When a frontend user (e.g. via Attendant Console) searches within the same fields as defined in your query there can be a clash. 
  • Depending on the field(s), on which the filter is applied, additional permissions might be required for Nimbus to make a query on your behalf. Without these permissions, search functions in Attendant Console might not work at all.
  • If the filter query is broken for any reason (e.g. missing permissions, typos, syntax) the search in any Frontend may not show any results at all.
 
Team Visibility in Attendant Console

The Attendant Console search allows to forward calls to Nimbus teams and services. To avoid bypassing queues of services, the visibility of team members can be hidden.

  • Do not show any members - Only limits the search to Nimbus services and their overall availability. No individual team members are shown.
  • Shown own members - will only show available team members of Nimbus services that the Attendant user themself is a part of.
  • Show all members - will show the availability of all team members of any Nimbus service.

Presence Tracking (via Application Permission)

✅ "Presence Tracking" allows Nimbus to make smarter routing decisions by determining the extended presence state, e.g. if your users are already in a Teams call (non-Nimbus). Please note that a few steps are required on your Microsoft Tenant for this feature to work. Read the instructions below carefully and contact the support in case you need assistance.

Needed permission is:

  • Presence.Read.All (Application)
Extended Presence Tracking

Without the required permission for extended presence tracking, Nimbus can only retrieve a simplified presence status such as "Busy" "Away" or "Available" for your users. The permission is required for status presence such as “Busy → In a Call “ or ”Busy → In a Conference” in order to improve call routing. When activating the presence tracking feature, call handling is handled according to the MS Teams status as follows:

Calls are delivered while Calls are NOT delivered while

Available

Busy*

Busy in a Meeting*

  • Away*
  • Busy in a call
  • in DND (Do Not Disturb)
  • Offline

*Only when Distribution Service Settings are set accordingly within the individual Service.

With extended presence enabled, Nimbus can now distinguish a "Busy" status and plan/avoid call distribution accordingly.

KNOWN LIMITATION

For "Away" and "BRB" states, the "In a Call" extended status is not returned by Microsoft. When any of these status were manually set by users, Nimbus doesn't have additional information whether the user is already in a call, and will follow the plain "Away" status as defined in Distribution Service Settings to route the calls. As this is a Microsoft limitation, we cannot provide a fix or workaround for this at the moment.

 

🔍 Also see related Microsoft Documentation: User Presence States in Teams.

☝ If you want to keep using "Presence Privacy mode" on your Teams tenant, you need to allow Nimbus to track extended presence. Otherwise Nimbus cannot route anything because presence states will not be available to Nimbus.
Grant Permission with Grant Link
  1. Go to  Extensions Tenant Settings.
  2. In section Presence Tracking, click the grant permission button.
    ⮑ This will ask you to sign in with your account.
    💡 You need to sign in as a Tenant Administrator for granting the permission.

    ✅ A green checkmark is shown if the permission was granted successfully:
  3. Click Test Connection and enter your UPN if the permission was granted successfully.
Grant Permission via Provisioning Script
✅ Granting permission by running the provisioning script is an alternative to granting via Grant Link and also requires Tenant Administrator rights.
To grant the permission this way, run the provisioning script as a Tenant Administrator.
Test UPN

You can check if the permission was granted successfully:

  1. Go to Extensions Tenant Settings > Presence Tracking.
  2. Click Test Connection and enter your UPN.
 
 

Modalities

Modalities Tenant Settings

On the “Modalities” tab you can configure modality behavior affecting all users and services with the corresponding modalities enabled. Settings on this page are divided per modality accordingly: Instant Messaging, External Task, Email.

Modalities: Good to know

Instant Messaging External Task Email

☝ You may not see all modality-related settings on your Tenant yet. Once enabled on your tenant you will see corresponding options available in the Modality Service Settings and General User Settings. We will inform in the Latest Release Notes about any enabled or disabled settings.

☝ All Modalities are separatedly licensed and require prior technical setup. Consult with your Customer Success partner to discuss licensing terms - and afterwards - refer to your License Management to check your available modality contingency.

☝ “Max concurrent task” parameters changed on this page immediately affect services which already make use the coresponding modality. Further incoming tasks will be blocked until the task backlog gets below the set threshold.

INC Fair Use Disclaimer

🤝 This feature uses runtime resources under a fair-use policy. Luware may change the usage limit or contact customers that exceed the general usage quota.

 

Instant Messaging

IM Preconditions

Once enabled, this option grants your Nimbus users Chat Handling capabilities and extends related features of Nimbus.

🔎 For detailed steps, refer to Use Case - Setting up Instant Messaging.

 
Area Description
Instant Messaging Required to enable the feature and show further options
Grant Permission As Tenant Administrator you need to grant permissions once. Paste this link into your browsers address bar or pass it on to a Tenant Administrator with according privileges.
Primary Account / Secondary Account Guest accounts to invite on your Tenant to enable Instant Messaging capabilities.
Test UPN Use this (after the successful user invite) to send test messages to any user within your tenant.
Max concurrent IM Tasks per Service

Max limit of concurrent Instant messaging tasks per service (similar to ET)

  • Default: 20
  • Min: 1
  • Max: 50
Use your own ACS Instance

Optional step. Only required when you don't want to use the default Nimbus ACS instance. 

Learn how to set up your own ACS Instance

INC ACS Instance Setup

INC ACS Instance Setup

The following steps describe how an ACS instance can be setup. Which is required for Nimbus Assistant and/or Interact.

INC Interact Azure Billing

AZURE BILLING

The usage of Interact will cause additional monthly ACS (Azure Communication Services) costs depending on modality (IM/AV) used. These cost are determined by Microsoft. Also see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/communication-services/concepts/pricing

  • Before enabling additional modality features for your services, get in touch with your Luware Customer Success specialist to discuss terms, usage scenarios, and necessary setup procedures.
  • Please note that Nimbus and Interact support does not cover pricing discussions or make recommendations based on the Microsoft Azure infrastructure.
 

Create new Azure Communication Service

To create a new Azure Communication Service perform the steps:

  1. Head to Azure Portal and login with tenant admin rights.
  2. Search for "Azure Communication Service" component and click "Create".   
     
    ☝ Make sure not to use any underline/underscores within the name.
  3. Switch to the Keys tab and copy the connection string  

 

 

 
 
ACS connection string

Connection string for Azure Communication Services. Required to use Chat Handling with your own ACS instance. 🔍 Learn how to generate this string via the Microsoft Documentation .

 

💡 Once a string is entered a "Check" option verifies if it's possible to create a token for the user using this string. If the connection fails (with a correct string) it most likely means there are insufficient permissions.
ACS Resource ID Connection ID for Azure Communication Services. Required to use Chat Handling with your own ACS instance. 🔍 Learn how to retrieve this ID via the Microsoft Documentation .

External Tasks

External Task Preconditions

Same as any other task, external tasks distributed via queue among available Nimbus users and shown in the Personal Dashboards > in the "External Tasks Tabular" widget.

Tasks are scheduled using the Microsoft Power Automate Connector > Flow Actions. Once the limit is reached, a flow error is returned and the task will be discarded.

🔎 Refer to Use Case - Creating an External Task  and Use Case - External Task in Combination with Nimbus Assistant.

 
Area Description
Max concurrent External Tasks per Service

Limits the maximum External Tasks per service that can be simultaneously scheduled / in progress. 

  • Default 20 / Min 1 / Max 50

🔍 Why is this limit in place? As external tasks can be created in bulk via external MS flow loop, this setting underlies a fair-use policy. This limit is also in place to ensure that potential erroneous loop conditions don't create a large amount of "stuck" tasks, blocking up service queues. Task processing resumes when the threshold drops below the limit.

Email Tasks

Email Preconditions

Once enabled, this option grants your Nimbus users Email Handling capabilities and extends related features of Nimbus.

🔎 For detailed steps, refer to Use Case - Setting up Email.

 
Area Description
Max concurrent Email Tasks

Limits the maximum Email tasks per service that can be simultaneously scheduled / in progress. 

  • Default 50 / Min 1 / Max 200

🔍 Why is this limit in place? As Email tasks can created in bulk - either intentional, SPAM or by misconfiguration, this setting underlies a fair-use policy. This limit is also in place to ensure that potential erroneous conditions don't create a large amount of "stuck" tasks, blocking up service queues. Task processing resumes when the threshold drops below the limit.
 
 

Licenses

License Tenant Settings

Here you can check and distribute licenses that enable/disable Nimbus Features. The counters change when you Manage Licenses per service and users respectively, drawing from your current license contingency.

The different sections of this view are described in the following:

Tenant State

 💡Please note that this field is read only. Your status can only be changed by a Luware System Administrator. States displayed can be as follows:

  • Active - your Nimbus subscription is active and valid.
  • Trial - your Nimbus subscription is in trial mode. You can try out Nimbus Features within the trial period.
  • Suspended - your Nimbus subscription has been suspended.
  • Expired - your Nimbus subscription has expired. Get in contact with Luware Support if you need to renew it.
  • Canceled - your Nimbus subscription is cancelled.
  • Lab - a Nimbus lab subscription for test purposes.

🤔What happens on Tenant suspension? All users will not be able to login to Nimbus and related apps. Inbound / Outbound tasks will be rejected and incoming calls will be redirected to a default announcement workflow. This state can be resolved by a Luware Administrator.

 

🤔I'm already running Nimbus productively. What happens if my tenant state is not "Active" yet?

Your Customer Success specialist will reach out to you with further details on your license usage and the course of action. For any immediate questions on your License Management you can always contact Luware support.

 

Luware Support Address

 Luware Website https://luware.com/support/
Luware Helpdesk https://helpdesk.luware.cloud 
Cloud Service Status https://status.luware.cloud/
Luware support contact details

 

Service

Service Type Licenses

Shows your usage of Nimbus Service types. 

 What is the difference?
  • Advanced Routing - the default license for new new services.
  • Enterprise Routing - services with advanced features.
  • Contact Center - services with Contact Center features.
Feature Licenses

ABOUT SERVICE LICENSES

Refer to Nimbus Features for a detail comparison of available service licenses.

Licenses and Apps are managed via Service Administration > General tab

Visit License Management to learn more on how to change your service licensing in bulk

 

User

Service Type Licenses

Shows your usage of Nimbus user licenses. Refer to Nimbus Features for more context.

  • Contact Center User - the amount of users (Agents) with Contact Center features.
Feature Licenses
  • Attendant Console - the amount of users that have Attendant Console enabled.
  • Assistant - the amount of users that have Assistant enabled.
  • Interact User - the amount of users that have Interact enabled.
  • Transcription - the amount of users that have Transcription enabled (Live Caption included).

ABOUT USER LICENSES

Refer to Nimbus Features for a detail comparison of available user licenses.

Licenses and Apps are managed via User Administration > General tab.

Visit License Management to learn more on how to change your user licensing in bulk.

 

Modalities

Modality Licenses

Shows the number of allowed users per channel of communication.

 
 
 

Pushing Tenant updates

Pushing Tenant updates via Script

Major technical changes on a tenant-level or within service settings may require a re-execution of a downloadable Microsoft PowerShell script, using tenant admin privileges. The script will push those changes to Azure, and updates should be reflected within minutes.

A change pending for powershell script execution
🤔 Where to find the script? You can retrieve the script either from the your User Preferences (Portal) / User Preferences (Admin) or directly via the following links: 

Deleting a Tenant

Deleting a Tenant

The Provisioning PowerShell script is also used to push a pending deletion (unprovisioning) request of a whole tenant. 

PLEASE READ BEFORE DECIDING TO DELETE YOUR TENANT

🔍 This setting is available to Multi-Tenant Administrators only. Deleting a tenant will also mark all Nimbus services under that tenant for deletion.

✅ Confirm Check: As this cannot be undone, you have to confirm the deletion in a separate pop-up by typing out YES and confirming this step.

After your confirmation, these effects are to be expected:

→ Underlying Nimbus teams shift to pending deletion state in the Administration Overview and individual Service Administration views respectively.      
→ At this point Nimbus services will cease to operate.     
→ The next run of the provisioning script (see Nimbus Installation) removes the related team entries from Azure.     
→ When the provisioning script was successful, all Nimbus functionality is removed.

 

GOOD TO KNOW

Previously existing structures within your MS Teams instance - such as team definitions, channel names, team members / team owners - remain unaffected. Only Nimbus related tabs and functionality are removed from your tenant. 

 

 

 

Licenses Tenant Settings

Here you can check and distribute licenses that enable/disable  Nimbus Features ....

Deleting a Tenant

The Provisioning PowerShell script is also used to push a pending deletion (unpro...

Admin Roles

NOTES Admin roles described on this page have access to the Nimbus Admin (Backend...

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