Interaction Client.NET Edition and Fax User Guide

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Division of Information Technology

Charles Sturt University

May 2015

Interaction Client .NET Edition and

Fax – User Guide

No part of this document may be reproduced, altered or sold without prior written permission of the Executive Director, Division of Information Technology, Charles Sturt University

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Purpose

To provide an introduction to the Interaction Client .NET Edition (IC) application.

This document will cover:

 Accessing the IC service

 Logging in

 Daily use

Introduction

IC is a software application that displays interactions (e.g. phone calls, conference calls) you have on your desktop phone at CSU.

How Do I Access IC?

A license must be purchased to use IC.

To obtain access to IC, log a call with the CSU IT Service Desk (providing an account code for access).

You can contact the Service Desk either by calling x84357 or Online Self Service.

Access to IC (which also allows access to IC Web Edition) carries a one-off fee.

Getting Started

To get started using IC, you must open IC on your desktop. There are two ways to open IC:

1. Double-click the IC icon that appears on your desktop (this will remember your last login settings); or

2. Click Start > All Programs > Interactive Intelligence > Interaction Client (this does not remember your last login settings).

Whether you double click on the icon or access IC through your Start Menu to open the software, you will see the screen to the right where you can log on to IC:

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Station type – Workstation

Workstation - Enter your phone extension (e.g. 84034)

You will be presented with the window below:

You are now logged in and ready to make and receive calls.

My Interactions Window (Includes call control buttons

and status indicator)

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Interaction Workgroup Directory Window (Includes company directory) Interactions Workgroup

Directory Window (Includes Company Directory)

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My Interactions

‘My Interactions’ lists your connected calls and their status. The user may toggle from an active call to a holding call, for desktop call control.

Call details are displayed in ‘My Interactions’. Calls displayed in the window will show:

 incoming/outgoing phone number

 status of the call from start to finish

 duration of the call

 current user/station

 name of the calling party

The columns to view and control the user’s interactions can be customised.

By right-clicking on a column label, a menu with entries will appear, showing each available column that can be added or removed. The columns can also be rearranged by clicking and dragging the desired entry to be moved (see above).

These columns can be added and removed.

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Configuring Interaction Client

IC allows you to configure appearance and activate options you want activated to make it right for you.

Configuration Options

To configure your phone, click on ‘Options’ at the top of IC and select ‘Configuration’. The following window will appear:

You can set up the following client options from the configuration dialog box:

 Alerting - settings for interaction alerts like ring phone, ring PC and pop client

 Voicemail/Fax Paging - options for alerts when a new fax or voicemail arrives

 My Interaction Ring Sounds - allows ring sounds to be set for each different interaction type (e.g. calls, faxes, voicemails)

 Desktop Alerts - displays a desktop dialog box for alerting interactions and camped calls.

The desktop dialog box pops up in the bottom right corner of the Windows desktop and fades automatically depending on the type of alert

 Calls - various options for calls

 Follow Me – allows staff to enter a list of phone numbers to be used by the system when trying to find a user if their status is set to ‘Available’ or ‘Follow Me’

 Call Coverage – allows users to configure which interactions will be forwarded to another user (e.g. an assistant required to take calls)

 Personal Prompts – allows a user to record different prompts and configure when ‘Out Of Office’ and agent greeting prompts are active

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 Monitored Appearances - set up monitored appearances to observe the activity of several users at the same time

 Views - allows Views to be added and removed (see Docking Views)

 General - various other settings

Rearranging your Screen (Docking Views)

Using ‘flexible docking architecture’, you can rearrange views within IC .NET window and drag them from zone to zone.

By docking views, you have the flexibility to display exactly what you want to see in a view that makes sense for how you work. You can also choose to view a number of different ‘workgroup directories’.

Adding and Removing – Workgroup Directories

As well as Company Directory which appears by default, you can add other CSU Workgroup Directories.

To add and remove workgroup directories:

 Right click on View Tab > New View > Directories > Workgroup Directories > OK

 Select the Work Group Directory and click ‘Add’

The added Workgroup Directory will appear.

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 9 To remove, right click on the added Workgroup Directory, and select ‘Close’.

The Workgroup Directory has now been closed.

If you click on one of the tabs and hold the mouse button down, you will see a docking icon appear on the screen. By choosing one of the directional icons you can move the ‘Views’ (tab) to the

corresponding area of the screen.

You can move your different ‘Views’ around the screen and place them in a configuration to match your work flows, making it easier to view those which are the most important to you.

For example - in the image below, the right hand directional icon has been chosen and the area of the screen where the ‘Views’ (Fax Viewer tab) will be moved to is highlighted in blue. You just need to drag and drop the ‘Views’ on the directional icon corresponding to the area of the window you would want it to appear and it will move there.

The view has now been docked into the new position in IC.

If you select the right hand docking button, the selected tab will move there

Selected docking view is now moved to the right.

Click and drag on the selected tab for the page you wish to move

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Receiving Calls

When you receive a call your phone will ring, but you will also see a pop-up message on your screen which looks like this:

When you see the pop-up message, you can choose to:

 Pick up the call

 Send the call to Voicemail

 Put the call on Hold

Pick Up the Call

There are three ways you can pick up a call, these include:

 Using your mouse to click on the ‘Pickup’ option on the screen (as above). The call will go to your phone and you will hear it via the ‘Hands free’ function on your handset;

 Picking up the call by pressing the ‘Answer’ button on your handset. This will also go to the

‘Hands free’ function; or

 Picking up the receiver on the phone to take the call.

Handy Tip: You do not need to be in IC to see incoming calls. You will see the alert appear on your screen while you are working in other applications.

Send a Call to Voicemail

By clicking on the ‘Send to Voicemail’ option on the pop-up window, the call will divert directly to your voicemail.

If you will be away from your desk and would like all your calls to go directly to voicemail, you need to select ‘Away from Desk’ from the drop down list in ‘My Status’.

Note - with Interaction Voicemail, the user will receive voice mail in the same place they receive email. Any time a caller leaves a voice mail message; it is attached to an email and sent to the user’s email account. The user may play, replay, rewind, fast forward, save, and change the volume of the message. The user can also forward the message to another person, just as they would any other email message.

Put a Call on Hold

If you are on a call when another one comes in, you can put it on hold to take as soon as you finish

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 11 your current call. To do this, click on the ‘Hold’ option on the pop-up message and the caller will hear some ‘On hold’ music until you pick up their call.

When you have finished your current call and wish to pick up the new call, you have a couple of options. These are:

 Click on the ‘Hold’ option again in the pop-up message,

 Click on ‘Pickup’,

 Click on the call. You will see an icon at the start of the line with a telephone off the hook.

Voicemail Messages

Voicemail Messages on Email

When a caller leaves you a voicemail message, you will receive an email message to inform you of the message with the message attached. The message will tell you:

 Time of the call,

 Caller, and

 Length of the voicemail message.

To open the voicemail message:

 Double click on the attachment

 You will then see the ‘Interaction Voicemail’ player (if this is setup as your default player). The message will play via your PC speakers when the play button is selected:

Play Button

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 Your voicemails can also play through iTunes and Windows Media Player (if they are set up as your default player). These players are displayed below:

iTunes Player

Windows Media Player

 You have options to stop, rewind, fast forward and turn the sound up or down on each of the players.

Voicemail Viewer

You have the option to listen to your voicemail messages via the ‘Voicemail Viewer’.

You can add the voicemail viewer to your ‘Interactions’ window by right clicking on the ‘My Interactions’ or ‘Call History’ tab and choosing ‘New View’, Unified Messaging, Voicemail > OK.

Play Button

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 13 Once you have done this, the window above appears. You will have another tab on the window where you can view your voicemail messages and choose the ones you wish to listen to via your PC speakers.

The new tab on your ‘Interactions’ window will look like this:

Voicemail on your Phone Handset

You can still listen to your voicemail messages via your handset as you have always done by dialing the CSU Voicemail number and entering your pin number when prompted to do so.

Making Calls

There are a couple of different ways to make a call. These include:

 Picking up your handset and entering in the numbers just as you do with a normal phone,

 Entering the number you wish to call directly into IC and clicking on the ‘Make a Call’ icon, or

 Selecting the number you wish to call from IC ‘Company Directory’ found in the lower half of the window.

Play

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 14 To find a number in the Company Directory, enter details into the appropriate search box and all of the records which match your search will display including phone numbers.

To call the number, you can:

 Click on the number, e.g. 84140

 Select the number you wish to call and click on the ‘Dial’ icon on the bottom left of the window.

Transferring Calls

Calls can be transferred to another number after you have answered them. To forward a call:

 Put the caller on ‘Hold’ by clicking the ‘Hold’ icon. The caller will then show as on ‘Hold’ in the IC window

 Click on the ‘Transfer’ icon. The screen below will appear:

Select Company Directory Tab

Enter Last Name here

Enter Extension Number

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 Once the screen has appeared, you then have the option to:

o Click ‘Transfer’, or

o Click ‘Consult’ (this will allow you to talk to the person to whom you are transferring the call before you have transferred it)

 When you have established that it is acceptable for you to transfer the call, click ‘Transfer’.

Call Information

When taking a call, you can view call information by right-clicking on the active call in ‘My Interactions’.

When the menu opens, click ‘Properties’. The following window will display giving you information about the call:

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Rules

IC gives you the ability to apply rules (e.g. sending all your calls to voicemail) to your incoming calls so you can handle them as you wish.

Where appropriate, you can also set exceptions to your rules (e.g. sending all calls to voicemail except those calls coming from your supervisor).

Setting Rules Using the ‘Rules Wizard’

To set up a rule, you have to open the ‘Rules Wizard’. To do this:

 Click on ‘Options’ on the top of the IC window

 From the drop down list, select ‘Rules’

 Click ‘New’

 Choose either ‘A Template’ or ‘An Event’

 Select the appropriate options at the bottom of each window and follow the prompts

 When your new rule is complete, click ‘Finish’

 To apply your rule, click ‘Apply’ and then ‘OK’

Call History

If you happen to miss an important phone call, IC allows you to see who has tried to contact you.

The Call History tab contains calls that have been placed from your clients and you use the Call History window to call your clients back (Note - this is not a permanent storage area for calls received and placed).

The Call History tab has the following columns available:

 Disposition Column - shows Answered, Called, Missed and Unknown (i.e. ―N.A.) calls

 Name - name of caller

 Number - for an outbound call, this indicates the number that was dialed. For an inbound call, this indicates the number of the caller

 Start Time - the start time is when the call is added to the user’s queue

 End Time - the end time is when the call disconnects

 Duration - the difference in time between the start and end times

 Call ID - this column holds the call identifier for the call. This can be handy if users need to report a problem with a call to their administrator (by default, this column is not

displayed)

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 17 Handy Tip: The phone numbers displayed are hyperlinked so you can easily call the missed

call back with one click.

Call Control Toolbar

IC’s button bar helps the user manage telephone calls with each directory page including a call control toolbar.

The user can change the appearance of the call control toolbar buttons by right clicking on the toolbar and selecting one of the options:

 Show Text - this option turns on/off text displayed below the button icon

 Customize Button Order - this option allows the user to rearrange the button order or delete buttons by clicking and dragging. Click ‘Done’ to save the changes.

As well as clicking on the call control icons, IC .NET Edition has easy keyboard navigation for the user to type in the following commands:

(Note - .NET toolbar shortcuts will only work if the user selects an interaction by clicking on it before using the shortcut keys)

 Pickup (Ctrl+P)

 Hold (Ctrl+H)

 Mute (Ctrl+U)

 Transfer (Ctrl+T)

 Voice Mail (Ctrl+M)

 Disconnect (Ctrl+D)

 Join (Ctrl+J) - authorised users can automatically join a current interaction (automatically creates a conference including all parties)

 Listen (Ctrl+L)

 Coach (Ctrl+O) – authorised users can join a conversation to provide assistance. The agent can hear the ‘coach’ side of the conversation but the external caller cannot

 Record (Ctrl+R)

 Pause Recording (Ctrl+E)

 Private - disables Listening (Ctrl+I)

 Assistance (Ctrl+N) – authorised users can notify supervisors they require assistance

Camping on an Internal Extension

The ‘Camp’ feature works on any ‘not available’ status, whether the person is on the phone or away from their desk.

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 18 When you want to contact another person within a directory, you can ‘Camp’ on that person’s extension by selecting an individual in your directory and using the ‘Camp’ feature. A notification dialog will pop up when the selected person’s status becomes ‘available’.

Handy Tip: By ‘Camping’, you can save time and eliminate the need to check back several times to see when a contact becomes available.

Drag and Drop Conference Calls

In IC, there is no conference button or separate dialog to handle conferences. Conferences will show up in the main queue list (in a tree fashion) with the user’s call always at the top of the list.

To expand or collapse the list of callers on the conference, a plus or minus sign can be clicked. To add parties to a conference, the user may drag a connected call to the conference.

You can create a drag and drop conference call using IC. To do this:

 Call the first participant you want in the conference and then call the second participant (the first participant will be put on hold)

 Once the second participant answers - hold down the mouse button and drag the second call onto the first call and release. A new interaction with the name ‘Conference’ will appear

 To add other participants, call and drag and drop the connected call onto the Conference.

Conference Call Window

Handy Tip: Conference calls in Interaction Client provide an easy way to conference without having to call in to the University’s ‘Teleconference’ system.

Recording

Calls can be recorded using IC which can be quite useful for staff in various circumstances.

Record Calls

Staff must comply with the Telecommunications Act 1997 as well as the Computing and Communications Facilities Use Policy when using the CSU Telephony system.

To request recording access, please contact the IT Service Desk:

 CSU Internal: 84357

 Online Self Service: http://www.csu.edu.au/division/dit/services/

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 19 You may record a selected call by clicking on ‘Record’ (Ctrl+R) on the call control toolbar in ‘My

Interactions’. You can also pause the recording by clicking on ‘Pause’ (Ctrl+E) on the call control tool bar. Your recording will be stored as a standard .wav file and the system will send you the recording via email.

If you are on a private call, you may click on ‘Private’ (Ctrl+I) to avoid the call from being recorded.

Other recording functions include:

 Importing the call into the Interaction Recorder database for storage,

 Initiating multiple recordings on separate interactions from the same IC interface

 Recording an interaction simultaneously by multiple users, and

 Creating an optional Record Object in IC.

Benefits to Recording

Recording calls is beneficial when you are coaching new call centre agents (e.g. recordings can be saved as examples of both good and bad behavior). You may also monitor individual queues if you have been given the appropriate rights and can configure the monitored queue so that it appears next to ‘My Interactions’.

If granted the right, a supervisor may record an employee’s call they are monitoring from an individual monitored queue. If the supervisor has been given authority to listen in on a call, they can simply click on ‘Listen’ (Ctrl+L) after they select the call.

Other benefits include:

 Multiple users being able to listen in on the same interaction simultaneously, and

 Listen actions creating an optional Listen Object in IC

Recording and Listening Indicators

You can view the Record or Listen columns in ‘My Interactions’ to see whether a call is being monitored or recorded.

The ‘red dot’ indicator appears when a user presses the record button on the client to record an interaction on the fly. It also appears when Interaction Recorder (and Interaction Media Server) is automatically recording the interaction.

When you have recorded a call, you will receive an email message with the recording attached:

Disable Recording Indicator

Under specific conditions, IC users may disable the ‘red dot’ indicator in ‘My Interactions’ when Interaction Recorder is automatically recording.

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 20 This option is configured in ‘Interaction Administrator’, with the default setting showing the indicator.

When the recording ‘red dot’ is disabled, the listen icon is also disabled.

Contact Dial Directories

Directories are lists of contact details and phone numbers put together so you can find details when you wish to find another staff member and contact them. The ‘Company Directory’ within IC is very similar to the ‘Global Address List’ which you have on Microsoft Outlook.

The directories within IC support customisable columns, user status columns, and local cache for offline browsing and fast reconnect.

Directories also offer list filtering to narrow the users search (see Directory Filtering). For example - if a user is looking at a Company, Workgroup or another speed dialing directory, there is no difference in functionality other than content).

Larger organisations may prefer to have users see a subset of employees when transferring, or checking the company directory. Directories can be filtered so users will only see those which they have permissions to see.

Company Directory Options

From the company directory tab, the user may do the following:

 Double-click a person’s name to call that person

 Right-click a person’s name to:

o Dial the default number, o View the person's status,

o Camp on the person’s extension,

o View the person's properties (address and other information),

o Change the person's status (if the IC administrator has granted the right), o Transfer a connected call, or

o Dial the person’s phone (business, home, mobile)

 Drop a call onto a name in the Company Directory to transfer a call to that person

 Sort the users listed in the Company Directory by clicking on any of the column headings

 Reorder columns by clicking on a column heading, drag it over the desired location, and release the column heading

 Search for a person by clicking the area (line) directly above the column heading to expand the search area. Enter the first few letters of the column (if alphabetical), or the first few numbers of the column (if numeric). A user cannot perform a search in a time formatted column

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Directory Filtering

With any directory view selected, you can filter the list by typing in the column to find: users, phone numbers, departments, etc. Any column within the directory can be filtered by using the ‘filter bar’:

Handy Tip: Easy to use filtering and sorting aids in quickly finding the right contact.

Dialing from Directories

Phone number columns are hyperlinked so you can click on the number for easy dialing:

Options can be added by right clicking on a column heading

Filter Bar

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 22 Handy Tip: You do not need to leave the directory to dial a phone number; you can quickly click on the person’s number and dial straight from the directory.

Presence Management

Core to the IC Platform functionality is the concept of presence.

Users all have an active status and time in status is reported on. This can assist managers to determine on which tasks team members are focusing their time.

To provide more detailed reporting, statuses can be filtered and be unique to a team or even to an individual user. Users can set their status from:

 Interaction Client interface

 Phone prompts using key presses

Depending on the status you select, you can set status details including status notes, forwarding number, and date and/or time you will become available. The date and time information you enter is played for all incoming calls while in this status:

Hyperlinked numbers

Select your status from the drop down list

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 23 Once you have selected your status, you can add some status details by selecting the ‘Set Status

Details’ option and filling in the dialogue boxes:

Time in Status View

You may also want to see how long you have been in a particular status to remind you when you have run over time on a break or on your lunch period. IC will show you the duration of time you have been on your status immediately next to the ‘My Status’.

Handy Tip: Setting a user status allows others (including supervisors) to know who is available. For example – if someone is working in a remote location, t here is no need to run down the hall or call a person to see if he or she is available.

Viewing Multiple Extensions

If you have been given permission by the system administrator, you can monitor other users ‘My Time in Status

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 24 Interactions’ windows. This means that you can open a view to another user’s interaction (e.g. an administrative assistant may view or answer calls for their supervisor etc.)

Picking Up Nearby Extensions

If you have been given permission by the system administrator, you can monitor the

‘My Interactions’ window of a particular extension. This means that you can monitor a standalone telephone that is nearby and answer it if it rings (e.g. a lobby telephone which is near a reception desk).

Call Forward (Available, Follow Me)

If you will be away from your desk but wish to be accessible at another telephone number, you can forward your calls. You can forward calls to:

 internal extensions,

 local numbers,

 long distance numbers, or

 mobile phones

When you choose to forward calls to a remote telephone number, you must set your status to

‘Available, Forward’. IC will then route all calls sent to your local extension on to your remote number.

If your remote telephone number is long distance, you must have rights to place long distance calls. If you can't normally make long distance calls from IC, you will not be able to forward your calls to a long distance number.

To configure ‘Call Forward’ - click on ‘Options’ at the top of IC and select ‘Configuration’. The following window will appear:

Once this window opens, you need to select ‘New’ to enter each of the numbers you wish to forward

Click on New to add a phone number

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Handy Tip: This function allows you to receive calls at a remote location, increasing contact rates for field technical and sales staff as well as business users who travel.

Using your Phone from another Workstation

Because your phone runs through the network, you can get it to follow you and answer it wherever you happen to be logged on to a computer (if that computer has IC installed). This is called ‘Changing Workstations’.

Changing Workstations

 To change the workstation through which you receive your phone calls:

 You will see a dialogue box showing your ‘Station Type’ and ‘Workstation’. Change the ‘Workstation’ number to your extension number:

Interaction Client – Mini Mode

IC Mini Mode provides a compact view of your current interactions where you can switch Click File

Select Change Station

Put your extension number here

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 26 between the full IC view and one of two smaller views.

IC Mini Mode supports all media types.

Interaction Client Mini Mode view

Special Features

You can use IC Mini Mode in either the micro view or the mini view:

 Micro view - displays your current interaction and its state

 Mini view - manage any non-work item interaction in your ‘My Interactions’ queue.

Managing Mini Mode Views

It is easy to switch back and forth between the mini and micro views or change to the standard IC view.

You can snap or pin the Mini Mode view. The Mini Mode view can reappear automatically when a new interaction arrives.

Making a Call in Mini Mode

The call control button in mini mode is similar to the IC standard view.

It also provides a powerful search feature so you don’t need to switch to the full IC to look up phone numbers. Mini mode searches your call history and list of recently dialed numbers.

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 27 Mini view enables you to manage your interactions in ‘My Interactions’. You can also use this view to:

 change your status,

 set status details,

 make a call,

 check number of unheard voice mail messages, and

 switch to the standard IC view.

Interaction Client Fax

Using IC you can send, receive, print, annotate, and rotate fax documents. Faxes are received as .i3f files but the system may be configured to receive faxes as .TIF files as well.

You can change your status Status note Enter phone number

Change back to standard IC view

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Interaction Client .NET Edition & Fax User Guide Page 28 When you receive a fax it will look like this:

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 To send a fax using IC:

o Create the document you wish to fax o Choose ‘Print’

o From the Printer Options, choose ‘Interaction Fax’

Select ‘OK’. The window will appear as below:

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 If this window does not immediately appear - select ‘OK’ from the screen which is showing. It may have appeared but be minimised on the ‘Task Bar’ at the bottom of the screen.

The first time you use IC to send a fax, you need to select a couple of options. To do this:

 Select ‘Tools’ and then select ‘Options’

 Click on ‘OK’ to see the options available. You will need to put a tick in the boxes labeled ‘The send succeeded’ and ‘The send failed’

 You will then see an option to ‘Include a copy of the outbound fax in the notification’.

 Click ‘OK’ to save the options

To test:

• Click on ‘Send Fax’

• If you see a window asking you to connect, click ‘OK’:

Tools Options

Select this option

You may select this option after you have selected the others

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 Enter the fax or phone number in the ‘Fax Number’ text box or search the Directory in the window

 To search the Directory, select ‘Click here to add recipients from an address book’:

 To search the directory, type in Surname of the person to whom you are sending the fax into the ‘Search’ box

 You will see an entry for the person to whom you wish to send the fax. This entry will contain both a fax number and a phone number for this person. Double click on the entry and the details will then show in the ‘Send to’ box on the top right of the screen (this will automatically send the fax to their fax machine):

Click here to search the directory Enter ‘Fax’ or

‘Phone’ number i.e. 0263384140 here

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 If you wish to send the fax directly to their PC you need to click on this entry and enter their phone number in the ‘Fax Number’ box:

 Click ‘Send’ to send the fax Enter phone number here

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Fax Viewer List

The Fax Viewer List provides a convenient place for users to view all faxes that have been delivered to them. Users can also delete, save, or remove copies of faxes from this page:

Receiving a Fax

When you receive a fax via ICAdmin, it will come as an email and look like this:

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Interaction Client Help

Further help can be found by selecting ‘Show Help’ from the Help menu.

A separate browser window displays the help topics along with Contents, Index, Search and other navigation controls.

If you cannot find the help you need in this guide, please contact the IT Service Desk.

Help