Genesys Cloud CX is a suite of cloud-based services for enterprise communications, collaboration, and customer experience management.
The current Genesys Cloud Integration uses the Genesys Cloud API to provide near real-time ingestion of audio files created by the Genesys system.
Please note: Genesys Cloud CX integration with SBC recording and Genesys Cloud CX integration with AudioHook recording are not currently supported.
For a general description of Verba Import sources, please refer to Import sources.
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Configuration Item | Description |
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Name | Name your Import Source. This name will identify the source across the system. |
Type | Select Genesys Cloud Import Source. |
Client Id | Mandatory value copied from the Genesys Cloud OAuth Integration. |
Client Secret | Mandatory value copied from the Genesys Cloud OAuth Integration. |
HTTPS Genesys Cloud API Authentication URL | Mandatory Genesys URL used when the Import Source obtains the Access Token, for example: https://login.usw2.pure.cloud. Full list available at: https://developer.genesys.cloud/platform/api/ under Auth Server |
HTTPS Genesys Cloud API URL | Mandatory Genesys URL used when the Import Source interacts with the Genesys API, for example to obtain user information. For example: https://api.usw2.pure.cloud Full list available at: https://developer.genesys.cloud/platform/api/ under API Server |
TLS Certificate File / Thumbprint | Optional certificate file / certificate thumbprint used for the Genesys Cloud connection. If not configured, the server certificate will be used. For more information see Server Certificates |
TLS Key File | Optional file system location where the certificate key is stored. |
TLS Key Password | Specify the password for the file that contains the certificate keys. |
TLS Trust List | Certificate chain (or Chain of Trust) is made up of a list of certificates that start from a server's certificate and terminate with the root certificate. If your server's certificate is to be trusted, its signature has to be traceable back to its root CA. |
Transcoding by Genesys | Mandatory codec selection. Genesys transcodes to the specified codec before delivering audio to the Import Source. |
Recording Timezone | Mandatory Import Source timezone as all Genesys times are in UTC. This ensures recordings are presented with the correct time. |
Recording Start Timestamp | Mandatory timestamp of first audio to be recorded by the Import Source. |
Import Batch Size (minutes) | Mandatory time to be added to Recording Start Timestamp in order to create a range used for retrieving audio from Genesys. This creates a sliding window that must always be wider than the longest Genesys call. |
Recording Lag (minutes) | Maximum delay before audio is ingested after the end of a call. |
Genesys Cache Lifetime (minutes) | Mandatory time to store Genesys user information for performance reasons within the Import Source before it is automatically refreshed. |
On Completion Delete Recordings Stored in Genesys Cloud | Optional to make Verba the single recording source for search, replay, archive and analysis. |
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Genesys Metadata
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The system captures the following metadata specific to Genesys recordings. These fields are available through the standard metadata template.
Metadata Field | Description | Template | Available |
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Start Date | Start date of the conversation | Standard | Yes |
Start Time | Start time on the conversation | Standard | Yes |
End Date | End date of the conversation | Standard | Yes |
End Time | End time of the conversation | Standard | Yes |
Duration | Length of the conversation | Standard | Yes |
User | Name of the recorded user | Standard | Yes |
From | Subscriber / Third Party Phone number | Standard | Yes |
From Info | User / contact name | Standard | Yes |
To | Subscriber / Third Party phone number | Standard | Yes |
To Info | User / contact name | Standard | Yes |
Direction | Direction of the call from the system perspective, requires configuring internal number/domain patterns | Standard | Yes |
Direction (User) | Direction of the call from the recorded user perspective | Standard | Yes |
From (Verba) | Verba user name associated with the From Number | Standard | Yes |
To (Verba) | Verba user name associated with the To number | Standard | Yes |
Location | Hostname of the recording server | Standard | Yes |
End Cause | Normal, Hold, Transfer, Conference, Device Change, From Terminated, To Terminated | Standard | No |
Audio Codec | Audio codec of the recorded streams | Standard | No |
Video codec | Video codec of the recorded streams | Standard | No |
Platform Call ID | Unique conversation identifier received from the recorded platform | Standard | Yes |
Silence Ratio | Ratio of silence in the conversation | Standard | No |
Talkover Ratio | Talkover ratio of the conversation | Standard | No |
Longest Silence | Length of the longest silence present in the conversation | Standard | No |
User ID / Agent ID | User ID | Standard | YesNo |
From Device | Device ID of the calling party | Standard | No |
To Device | Device ID of the called party | Standard | No |
Dialed Number | Original dialed number | Standard | No |
From IP | IP address associated with the calling party | Standard | No |
To IP | IP address associated with the called party | Standard | No |
Source Platform | Genesys | Standard | Yes |
Conversation Type | Voice | Standard | Yes |
Media Length | Length of the media file related to the conversation in hhh:mm:ss format | Standard | No |
Media Error | Shows the media processing errors during recording | Standard | No |
Voice Quality | Overall voice quality check score for the conversation | Standard | No |
Record Type | Standard | Standard | Yes |
2N Source | In case of duplicate (2N) recording, records are marked as primary or secondary | Standard | No |
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