_ExcerptAPIUserObjectUpdate

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Last updated: Jan 17, 2023
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  • name. The user’s name, used for display purposes throughout the Vonage Contact Center (VCC) platform.
  • email. The user’s email address.
  • active. Date and time of user’s last login to any Vonage Contact Center account.
  • ssoExternalId. The value that the user uses to log in to Vonage Contact Center using single sign-on.
  • userAccountConfiguration. Contains user settings. 
    • role. The user’s role, indicating the tasks that they can perform. Possible values are Admin, Supervisor, Wallboard, or Agent.
    • actAsAgent. Indicates whether this user has agent capabilities. Possible values are true or false.
    • agentConfiguration. Appears if actAsAgent is true. Contains the settings for any agent or user who can act as an agent.
      • agentDisplayId. The agent’s unique ID which acts as a display ID. This value can be set only once and at the same time as setting actAsAgent for a supervisor or admin user to true.
      • webrtc. Indicates whether this agent can use ContactPad with WebRTC. Possible values are true or false.

      • agentControlWebrtc. Indicates whether this agent can control ContactPad when using WebRTC. Possible values are true or false.

      • handleMultipleInteractions. Indicates whether this agent can handle more than one interaction. Possible values are true or false.

      • enforcedDispositionCodes. Indicates whether this agent must provide a disposition code for an interaction. Possible values are true or false.
      • transcribeCalls. Indicates whether this agent’s calls should be transcribed. Possible values are true or false.
      • screenRecording. Indicates whether this agent’s screen should be recorded during calls. Possible values are true or false.
      • callParking. Indicates whether call parking is turned on for this agent. Possible values are true or false.
      • salesCadence. Indicates whether Cadence is turned on for this agent. Possible values are true or false.
      • outboundAutoanswer. Indicates whether this agent’s outbound calls should be automatically answered. Possible values are true or false.
      • inboundAutoanswer. Indicates whether this agent’s inbound calls should be automatically answered. Possible values are true or false.
      • outboundWrapUp. The maximum time, in seconds, that the agent can remain in a Wrap Up (Auto) state after an outbound call ends. Maximum value is 7200, minimum value is 1.
      • outboundWrapUpDefault. Resets the value of outboundWrapUp to its default. Cannot be used in a request along with outboundWrapUp.
      • backToReadyAfterNoAnswer. The maximum time, in seconds, that the agent can remain in an unexpected state if they do not answer their phone (No Answer state appears in ContactPad). Maximum value is 7200, minimum value is 1.
      • backToReadyAfterNoAnswerDefault. Resets backToReadyAfterNoAnswer value to its default. Cannot be used in a request along with backToReadyAfterNoAnswer.
      • backToReadyAfterLineBusy. The maximum time, in seconds, that the agent can remain in an unexpected state if their line is busy (Line Busy state appears in ContactPad). Maximum value is 7200, minimum value is 1.
      • backToReadyAfterLineBusyDefault. Resets backToReadyAfterLineBusy to its default. Cannot be used in a request along with backToReadyAfterLineBusy.
      • backToReadyAfterInvalidNumber. The maximum time, in seconds, that the agent can remain in a fault state if they have an invalid number in their settings (Network Congestion state appears in ContactPad). Maximum value is 7200, minimum value is 1.
      • backToReadyAfterInvalidNumberDefault. Resets backToReadyAfterInvalidNumber to its default. Cannot be used in a request along with backToReadyAfterInvalidNumber.
      • backToReadyAfterNetworkIssue. The maximum time, in seconds, that the agent can remain in a fault state due to a network issue (Fault on Line state appears in ContactPad). Maximum value is 7200, minimum value is 1.
      • backToReadyAfterNetworkIssueDefault. Resets backToReadyAfterNetworkIssue to its default. Cannot be used in a request along with backToReadyAfterNetworkIssue.
      • callRatingFrequency. The percentage of the agent’s calls that they must rate if the Post Call Quality Rating feature is turned on. If 100, the agent must rate all calls. Maximum value is 100, minimum value is 0.

      • video. Indicates whether agent can use VBC video calling. Possible values are true or false.

      • transcribeCallsRealTime. Indicates whether agent can use the real-time transcription feature. Possible values are true or false.

      • callRecordingControls. Indicates whether agent can control call recordings using ContactPad. Possible values are true or false.

      • location. The country code for the agent’s physical location used primarily for routing. For example, GB.
      • telephonyAddress. 
        • telephoneAddress. The agent’s phone number in national format. Vonage Contact Center routes calls to this number. Maximum length is 255. Can contain any of the following characters: \+?[0-9]+.
        • telephonyExtension. 
        • outboundTelephonyRegion. The telephony region in which the agent is located. Vonage Contact Center uses an agent’s telephony region to determine the telephony server to use when the agent makes an outbound call.
        • nationalDisplay. Whether telephone numbers that the agent sees in the Vonage Contact Center platform are displayed in national format. Possible values are true or false.
        • virtualLocation. The country code for the agent’s virtual location. For example, PL.
        • preventAutoCallbackNumber. Indicates whether the agent is allowed to override the automatically presented callback number. Possible values are true or false.

        • selectedCallbackNumberId. The callback number's unique ID.

      • capacity. 
        • isAgentLevel. Indicates whether this agent’s capacity settings override the account settings. Possible values are true or false. Setting this to false will delete live, nonlive and semilive values assigned to agent.
        • live. The percentage of this agent’s capacity that is used by a live interaction, such as a phone call. For example, 75. Maximum value is 100, minimum is 51.
        • nonlive. The percentage of this agent’s capacity that is used by a non-live interaction, such as an email. For example, 25. Maximum value is 100, minimum is 1.
        • semilive. The percentage of this agent’s capacity that is used by a semi-live interaction, such as a chat. For example, 33. Maximum value is 100, minimum is 1.
      • associatedUsers. The non-VCC users that this agent is linked to. 
        • username. The username of a non-VCC user that this agent is linked to. For example, supervisor_vbc.
        • applicationType. The application that the non-VCC user that is linked to this agent is from. For example, VBC.