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Avaya Aura CM7 Elite CTI ? 1

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fatboypee

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Apr 6, 2011
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Hi,

I've been away from Avaya a long time and need a bit of a steer on what CTI SDK I need to get moving for Avaya Aura CM7 Elite ?

Specifically I'm hoping for Agent Call events (primary) and also Queues where possible and ultimately, any pointers on IVR Callouts / API would REALLY be appreciated.

I've a DEVCONNECT login so getting the relevant SDK should be OK, just unclear what I need.

Meant to mention I need an SDK in .NET, can find AES for JTAPI...

Many Thanks

FBP.
 
Well, you program against APIs in AES, AAEP, AACC and other peripheral applications.

AES does device media and call control and telephony services APIs - so that's where a Verint would use those APIs to develop a call recording application to use TSAPI to monitor the state of an agent and find out their call is worth recording, and then use DMCC to initiate the recording.

AAEP/AACC are call canter platforms where you'd load up Avaya's plugin (Orchestration Designer) into Eclipse and build flows that compile into java apps or ccxml/vxml to load onto those platforms.

Otherwise, just thru the terminal you've got your basic vectors - which program your elite call center, but if you're trying to get the screenpop stuff and integration stuff going, then those AES/AAEP platforms are generally required
 
Thanks for coming back so quick !

All I really need is Agent Events including call payload. I used to use CCT in the old world using .Net.. Can't seem to locate anything comparable, but ideally I need some component I can listen for AGENT & QUEUE events for all and be able to do stuff..

Thanks again for the reply.

FBP.

 
Yeah, so it sounds like you need AES and TSAPI licenses to monitor the agent and queue stuff.

Here's a reference config for some other CTI product that does screenpops the way I'm talking about.


*And, the DMCC and TSAPI SDKs are available for a variety of platforms for you to fiddle with. You'd really need to dig in to those sample applications and play with the SDK a bit with a AES server on your CM to kick the tires and get a handle on what you're trying to do.
 
Thanks for your kind help. I'll give this a run. Just found out the IVR is called Experience Portal, but little or no info on SDKs for that one..

Thank you again.

FBP.
 
Yeah, EP needs the orchestration designer plugin atop eclipse.

But, you probably don't want to be an IVR developer...
 
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