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IconDescription

Information Menu icon (Information Menu icon)

Enables you to view information about LiveVox (including customer support) and the user guide.

User Menu icon (User Menu icon)

Enables you to log out of Wallboard and view who is logged on to Wallboard.

Refresh all the panels (Refresh all the panels icon)

Enables you to refresh all the panels on the dashboard.

Dashboard layout (Dashboard layout icon)

Enables you to select the number of columns that you want to be displayed in the upper area upper, middle, or lower area of the dashboard. The maximum number of columns that can be displayed in an area is five.

Fullscreen icon (Fullscreen icon)

Enables you to hide the upper frame that displays the LiveVox logo and the Dashboard tab.

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Configuring Dashboards and Panels

Dashboard Menu

The Dashboard drop-down menu  menu contains a table that displays a list of all dashboards, which are grouped into the following types of dashboards:

  • Personal: Represents  Represents a dashboard that only you can access.
  • Shared: Represents  Represents a dashboard that any user can access.
  • LiveVox: Represents  Represents a dashboard (template) that is configured by LiveVox that you can run. 

    Info

    You can copy a LiveVox dashboard and then modify it as needed (for example, retain only the contact centers, services, or statistics that you want).


The Dashboard menu also contains options that enable you to create, rename, modify, copy, and delete a dashboard and define which dashboard must be displayed when you log on to Wallboard.
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table contains the following columns:

  • Dashboard: Indicates the name of a dashboard.
  • Type: Indicates the type of a dashboard (personal, shared, or template). 

    Info

    To change the type of a dashboard to personal (only you can access) or shared (any user can access), on the Dashboard menu, double-click the value, and then, as required, change the value to PERSONAL or SHARED.


  • Default: Indicates if a dashboard is displayed by default when you log on to Wallboard. 

    Info

    To display a dashboard by default when you log on to Wallboard, select the option in the Default column.


The table also contains the following icons:

  • Create a new dashboard (Create a New Dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to create a dashboard.
  • Rename the selected dashboard (Rename the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to rename a dashboard.
  • Duplicate the selected dashboard (Duplicate the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to copy a dashboard.
  • Delete the selected dashboard (Delete the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to delete a dashboard.

    Note

    Before you can rename, copy, or delete a dashboard, you must select the dashboard on the Dashboard menu.


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Designing a Dashboard 

To display a dashboard on a screen for you or others to see (that is, to use a dashboard as a Wallboard), you must configure the panels of the dashboard such that they can be easily viewed by the intended users (for example, agents or managers) at the intended places (for example, call centers). Such configuration also involves defining the font size and panel color as appropriate.

The following procedure describes how to create a dashboard and design its panel at the same time. You can, however, design a panel for a dashboard anytime.

To create a dashboard and design its panel:

  1. On the Dashboard menu, click Create a new dashboard icon (Create a New Dashboard icon).
    The New dashboard row appears in the Personal section.

    Info

    You can change the type of dashboard (shared or personal) anytime.

    A dashboard is created.

  2. Specify a name for the dashboard, and then click anywhere.

    Info

    You can rename the dashboard anytime.

    The New panel window appears.

    Info

    You can rename the panel anytime.


  3. Click the Edit this panel icon (Edit this panel icon).
    The Editor window appears. 

    Info
    • You can modify the font size and the frame color for the panel by using editor window gear icon.
    • The default view of the panel is a grid (with rows and columns). You can, however, change the view.
      View Options in the Editor Window


    Note

    The following steps in this procedure assume that you have retained the default view (Grid).


  4. On the Rows tab, click expand icon.
    The following options (subjects) appear:
    • Agencies, call centers and services
    • Agents
  5. Select the option subject for which you want to display the metrics on the panel.
    Parameters related to the selected option subject appear, each displaying a checkbox.
  6. Select the checkbox next to each parameter for which you want to display the metrics on the panel.

    Info

    To select all the parameters at once, select the checkbox next to the optionsubject.


  7. On the Columns tab, click expand icon.
    The following options (statistics) appear:
    • Historical stats: Statistics for the last two hours.
    • Real-time context: Statistics in real time.
  8. Select the option for statistic for which you want to display the parameters on the panel.
    Parameters related to the selected option statistic appear, each displaying a checkbox.

    Info

    To learn about a parameter, hover over it.


  9. Select the checkbox next to each parameter for which you want to display the metrics on the panel.

    Info

    To select all the parameters at once, select the checkbox next to the optionstatistic.


  10. If you want to define the service-level agreement (SLA) values for the applicable parameters (based on which warnings and alerts are displayed):
    1. Click the SLA tab
      A table with the selected statistic parameters appears.
      SLA Tab
    2. In the row displaying the parameters for which you want to define SLA values, in the Too low and Too high columns, specify values in the Violation and Warning subcolumns.
    3. If you want the SLA values that you have defined for a parameter to take precendence precedence over the default SLA values, select the Override checkbox in the row displaying that paramaterparameter.
  11. Click Apply.
    A preview of your changes appears in the New Panel window.

    Info
    • If a chart was displayed in the New Panel window, it is updated to reflect the SLA limits that you specified.
    • You can display the values in the panel as one of the following by using new panel window gear icon:
      • Percentages only
      • Values and percentages
      • Values only
    • You can revert all your changes (before you save them) by using the Undo pending edits icon (Undo pending edits icon).


  12. Click the Save changes icon (Save changes icon).
    Your changes are saved.

Modifying a Dashboard

Note

Before you can rmodify a dashboard, on the Dashboard menu, ensure that the dashboard that you want to rename appears.

Renaming

To rename a dashboard, on the Dashboard menu, use the Rename the selected dashboard icon (Rename the selected dashboard iconImage Removed).

Changing the Type

To change the type of a dashboard to personal (only you can access) or shared (any user can access), on the Dashboard menu, in the Type column of the row displaying the dashboard, double-click the value, and then, as required, change the value to PERSONAL or SHARED.

Setting to Default

To display a dashboard by default when you log on to Wallboard, on the Dashboard menu, use the option in the Default column.

Copying

To copy a dashboard, on the Dashboard menu, use the Duplicate the selected dashboard icon (Duplicate the selected dashboard iconImage Removed).

Deleting

To delete a dashboard, on the Dashboard menu, use the Delete the selected dashboard icon (Delete the selected dashboard iconImage Removed).

Info

To create another panel for the dashboard, on the Panel menu, use the Add a panel to the selected dashboard icon (Image Added).
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Panel Menu

The Panel menu contains a table of all panels for the dashboard that you have selected on the Dashboard menu. The panels are grouped into the following categories:

  • Upper area: Represents a panel that appears in the upper area of a screen.
  • Middle area: Represents a panel that appears in the middle area of a screen.
  • Lower area: Represents a panel that appears in the lower area of a screen.
Note

You can change the area of a panel by dragging it to the area where you want it, within the table. 

The table contains the following columns:

  • Panel: Indicates the name of a panel.
  • Type: Indicates the type of view for a panel (for example, grid or array).
  • Subject: Indicates the subject used for the panel (for example, agents or services).
  • Statistics: Indicates the statistics used for the panel (for example, historical or real-time).
  • Interval: Indicates the interval used for the panel (for example, day so far).
  • Sort: Indicates the type of sorting used for the entries in the panel.

The table also contains the following icons:

  • Add a panel to the selected dashboard (Create a New Dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to create a panel for the dashboard that you have selected on the Dashboard menu.
  • Rename the selected panel (Rename the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to rename a panel.
  • Duplicate the selected panel (Duplicate the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to copy a panel.
  • Delete the selected panel (Delete the selected dashboard iconImage Added): Enables you to delete a panel.

    Note

    Before you can rename, copy, or delete a panel, you must select the panel on the Panel menu.


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Sorting

SLA

Supervisor Agent State Change

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