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Our customers in the financial services space use Cisco Unified Contact Center Express and Enterprise for customer engagement and product sales. The platforms afford the business the flexibility to engage using multiple platforms and performing analytics over multiple sources is a lot easier.
- Reporting - Interaction data is stored in MSSql databases that are open and accessible.
- Call Queuing and Routing - The scripting engine for both ICM and CVP is very robust
- Third Party Integrations
- The Cisco UCCX is a closed system - You can only customize within the boundaries of the systems capabilities
- Data manipulation and report customization in UCCE requires a skilled database resource.
In our company it is a tool that we use every day. It is most used in ​​customer service and support, where our agents are contacted through our menu.
- Analysis and statistics of our agents
- Email and integration with social networks
- Virtualization support
- Cisco software itself for call recording
- Increased support for new tools or skills
- Integration with other contact center solutions
Two-three of our departments are using the Cisco Unified Contact Center, for now, and possibly we will expand the service to other departments.
- Very powerful to automate daily tasks.
- Scripting and integrating with other servers (such as DB) could be challenging.
January 24, 2020
Unified Contact Center Review
Cisco Unified Contact Center is used by our customer support department. We have about 25 agents. These agents have multiple hotline queues. They work in two shifts for 18 hours per day. These hotlines provide support and service for our customers day by day. With Contact Center we have an intelligent solution for reporting and queuing calls.
- Reporting.
- Client-less installation.
- Graphical UI for the supervisors.
- Calendar options.
April 13, 2020
Contact center solution for the masses!
Cisco Unified Contact Center is used for sales, marketing, product support and end user support (help desk) at our company, helping the customer care teams.
- Great detailed reporting for calls and SLA.
- Simplified login using Cisco Finesse and Softphone features.
- Support for voice and video for customer care.
- Options for WebRTC for Clients, instead of Cisco Jabber or Cisco IP Communicator.
- VPN less solution for Contact Center agent logins for CTI, Voice and Video.
- Easier call recording solution than using a third party solution for recording.
April 08, 2020
Right value for money on Cisco's Contact Center Express
Cronus eBusiness is a systems integrator in the Romanian market. We have also been a Cisco Gold Partner for more than 10 years. We have deployed many contact centers for our customers featuring in finance, transportation, energy, education, marketing etc. Among these use cases, we can find technical help desks, customer assistance centers, and treasury departments. We also maintain the systems supporting the customers with developing new features and integrations also conducting necessary upgrades.
- Stability
- Scalability
- Queues management
- Integration with cloud service providers like Google Voice
- More out of the box multichannel modules
- Extended support for more languages
November 15, 2019
Cisco UCCE is still the leader, but for how long?
Our organization uses the Cisco UCCE product mainly in Lab configurations as a means to test out new features, perform AppDev on our offerings, perform POC or demos for clients, and/or to replicate a problem that a client may be experiencing.
Cisco UCCE is a full Omni-Channel capable routing platform that works with several industry third party applications to provide a robust and rich customer experience.
- Provides a great cradle-to-grave reporting capability of a customer journey through the Customer Contact Center.
- Integrations with numerous third-party vendors providing the end-user several choices in vendors offering similar offerings.
- The User community is vast, yet tight knit and collaborative spirited.
- Documentation set is vast
- Reliable once installed correctly and patched regularly.
- After 25+ years, the product still requires experienced and highly skilled engineers to deploy the product properly per Cisco Best Practice guidelines.
- Third-party integrations are also very cumbersome and require highly skilled and experienced engineers and significant time and financial investment to deploy.
- Upgrading the product is cumbersome and requires Cisco ATP or Cisco AS which is time consuming and very expensive.
CISCO Unified Contact Center is being used to deliver high-quality customer experience to our users and customers. We are using this solution with more than four thousand agents distributed in different countries. All our customer-related processes are being managed through this solution, allowing us a more robust and comprehensive approach to deliver with quality.
- Resource availability management.
- Customization of customer profiles.
- Integration of inbound and outbound apps.
- Interface according to user.
- Integration with analytics tools.
- Look and feel.
It's being used by one department. It is focused on supporting students, especially in bureaucratic issues.
- It's robust, doesn't fail, and it works as expected. May sound obvious, but it's not for us.
- It's flexible, scripting is welcome!
- The web access for operators, it's perfect for us.
- Maybe could use Python as language for scripting.
- License price.
August 20, 2019
An expensive in house solution, with expertise in management. Involved but solid and reliable in all manners.
We used Cisco Unified Contact Center Express (UCCX) for the entire company but now are moving towards a cloud-based platform due to expansion limitations of UCCX to 400 seat capacity. Currently, we use Cisco Unified Contact Center along with Cisco Voice Portal for part of our company.
- Very reliable platform in general and works well as designed.
- The recordings done with Calabrio AQM are pretty reliable and work in tandem with Unified Contact Center fairly well.
- The Enterprise version Cisco Unified Contact Center has a lot of sunk cost involved and harder to support due to the expertise involved.
- Licensing and ongoing support is also a huge undertaking. Licensing is hard to understand for Cisco in general. When you have created a certification for understanding Cisco Licensing maybe that is a hint to simplify your licensing instead.
- The Express Unified Contact Center version is getting outdated and has capacity limitations. The Enterprise version is a huge undertaking to implement and get approved cost wise.
February 15, 2019
UCC is a class act if you know how to ACT :)
We have Multi-tenet UCCX deployment, or in simple words, multiple companies are being hosted on a single UCCX cluster. With Container approach, you can run a number of call center queues. UCCX scripts are simple and easy to set up and deploy, the whole contact center/call center mechanism works very systematically and with best practices followed it's ERROR FREE.
It's next to impossible to put everything that UCCX offer in words, but some of the features/functions/system that I like most are the Queuing mechanism, supervisor control, team & resource group approach, and call control through skills, idle, round-robin etc.
It's next to impossible to put everything that UCCX offer in words, but some of the features/functions/system that I like most are the Queuing mechanism, supervisor control, team & resource group approach, and call control through skills, idle, round-robin etc.
- Call Control & Call routing. UCCX approach is simple and effective.
- Reporting and accounting. With workforce optimization, you go beyond-- live call intercepts, supervisory control, call recordings, evaluation forms, surveys, workflows etc.
- Skills, CSQ, Triggers, Call control group.
- Ease of administration.
- Modern innovative agent desktop software.
- Finesse Administration and API.
- Ease in configuration, agent codes, call in codes, and automatic queue control through the telephone is a somewhat typical setup.
- Social Miner.
- Database servers, (3rd party reliance ).
Cisco Unified Contact Center is currently deployed across the organization by various call centers related to primary business functions related to customer interaction.
- Call queueing
- Detailed historical and real-time statistics
- Agent skill based routing
- Integration with CRMs
- Scalability limitation of express agents
- Availability of training
October 18, 2017
Cisco Unified Contact Center (UCCX) Product Review
We currently have three departments using Cisco Unified Contact Center (UCCX). Our IT Helpdesk, Admissions department, and our college playhouse and theater. This system allows those groups to dynamically manage incoming calls around employee schedules.
- It allows administrators to block out windows of availability and in-availability.
- It supports having lots of call recipients, and can be configured to specify exactly how those calls are handed off to recipients.
- It integrates well with other Cisco products, such as Call Manager (CUCM).
- Once it is set up, it can be managed relatively easily, but the initial setup can be quite involved and require expert resources.
Our Cisco UCCE contact center powers our global contact center operations. We use it for multichannel support operations world wide. It is by far the most agile flexible contact center solution in existence. 100% of our inbound sales and support calls are treated by UCCE as well as various internal departments, also all of our automated outbound is implemented using Cisco sipDialer.
- Global Contact Centers
- Centralized management and data acquisition
- Clientless/webbased CTI solution
- Very agile VRU/IVR
- Easy to use reporting platform
- Virtualization support
- Reliance on Microsoft is huge pit fall
- Need ICM modern API's
- Multi hypervisor support
- Support for automation tools (puppet,chefe,etc)
- CVP migration off of windows
Cisco solutions are currently being used in a consulting way, proposing the solutions to SMB and corporate clients that are using PTs HCS by Cisco. We are currently working with some other manufacturers also, like for example Collab, Alcatel, Avaya, etc.
- Integration with Cisco's HCS
- Support and online datasheets
- Agent frontend integrations
- Work with other PBX solutions
- Having a visual IVR creator
- Reporting
February 25, 2015
Previous user wishing to return.
There are only a few people in the company that are using it to manage the VoIP system company wide. There are a only 3 or 4 managers of other departments that use a call center monitoring tool. They may have expanded it by now. The nice thing I found was that it was easy to use and move around. It made sense to me. It is also easy to teach others how to use. Adding, removing users and changing their abilities is super easy and again easy to teach others to perform some of these functions to lighten the load from me, the Cisco Admin at the time.
- Stability in the software not crashing every week. I have had issues with a server not failing over to the backup server, then not failing back again in an older version. 6.x I believe.
- I had no crashes or lockups when upgraded to 8.x. I attribute this to the stable servers and software. Not to mention regular maintenance is easier when supervisors support you.
- Bad experiences with Cisco Unified Contact Center? I didn't have anything that I found bad with Contact Center. It always seemed to be hardware.
CUCC is used to manage multiple call queues across seven different campuses. We also use it for voice prompting menus and to play informational announcements.
- CUCC has a fairly user friendly programming interface. Once you create scripts, it is very easy to duplicate them and edit them for each particular use.
- The step through reactive debugging is a great tool to test out new scripts or to troubleshoot existing ones.
- The integration with Cisco Unified Communications Manager works great when creating new Trigger numbers for applications.
- The agent interface is not the best. When using device mobility for agent extension login, the login process is quite cumbersome. More development on the one button login would be appreciated. The Cisco Agent Desktop work OK for login, but the need for LDAP authenticated users on the phone login really causes problems. If the agent could use a PIN instead of a password, it might be easier. Most Cisco phones do not have QWERTY keyboards.
- The programming relies on knowing HTML for certain processes like holiday schedules. Adding a few other date related features to scripts that do not rely on HTML might be helpful
We use Cisco Unified Contact Center Express for multiple departments that handle inbound callers. This product can handle anything from basic call queuing to complex scripting to accept caller input and pass this data along to agents to handle the call more effectively. Cisco’s real time statistics and historical reporting help supervisors manage their agents and plan for staffing accordingly.
- Ease of scripting. This is done with a java based visual application to help with setting up call flow in a single pane of glass.
- Reliable. With maximum uptime and high availability this product ensures even 24-7 shops stay operational.
- Integration. This product allows seamless integration into 3rd party applications, such as call recording and wall boards.
- Remote access. Would be nice for supervisors to be able to use a mobile app to manager the call center without being on corporate wireless.
- Agent Desktop improvements. This is outdated.
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About Cisco Unified Contact Center
Cisco Unified Contact Center is a contact center platform that can support up to 24,000 agents. It supports call routing, omnichannel integrations, and a management portal for creating customer profiles, segmentation, and resource monitoring.
Categories: Contact Center
Cisco Unified Contact Center Technical Details
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