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export or view the chat transcript between operators on the Cisco agent console

hamed1900
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Hi All,

Is there a way I can  export or view the chat transcript between operators on the Cisco agent console?

I have UCCX7 which would be migrated to 8.5 Soon.

Thank you,

Hamed

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Reread your post.

The files are located on the individual users machines.  You would need to go to either of the chatting agents machines and get the files from C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\Log\Transcripts

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Hi

Unfortunately not - they don' t make it in to the DB or any other central repository.

It would be possible to write a Windows or Powershell script to collect the files and place them on a central file share and then do with them as you wish, but this would be up to you to design and implement.

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Aaron

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Andrew Skelly
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Level 7

Are you referring to the native chat transcript between two agents (or an agent and supervisor) or are you referring to the WIM Chat application?

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Reread your post.

The files are located on the individual users machines.  You would need to go to either of the chatting agents machines and get the files from C:\Program Files\Cisco\Desktop\Log\Transcripts

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Hi Andrew,

Thank you for that, very useful. we can go to the path you provided and get the chat for individual. If I want to see all my Agents tramscript  ( if I am supervisor), is there any way without the need to get to every single Computer?

Hamed

Hi

Unfortunately not - they don' t make it in to the DB or any other central repository.

It would be possible to write a Windows or Powershell script to collect the files and place them on a central file share and then do with them as you wish, but this would be up to you to design and implement.

Regards

Aaron

Aaron Please remember to rate helpful posts to identify useful responses, and mark 'Answered' if appropriate!
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