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The Advisors accessibility interface functionality is a subset of JAWS Standard version 11. It provides audio and a series of keyboard shortcuts that can be used to navigate the tabulated information on the screen. The screen content is translated into voice in the local language.
To log in to the accessibility interface, use the URL specific to your enterprise. Language options are dependent on the version of Advisors used in your enterprise.
The login page URL uses the following format for Contact Center Advisor (CCAdv):
http(s)://<server>[:port]/ca-xml/accessibleDashboard[?language=<en|de|fr>]
The login page URL uses the following format for Workforce Advisor (WA):
http(s)://<server>:[port]/wu/accessibleDashboard[?language=<en|de|fr>]
For example, if the server you use to connect to the accessible dashboard has an IP address of 10.10.10.10, and a port of 8080, and you use a English-language Contact Center Advisor accessible dashboard, the URL in your enterprise would be the following:
http://10.10.10.10:8080/ca-xml/accessibleDashboard?language=en
When the login page is loaded, the software prompts you to enter your user name and password.
Click B on your keyboard to log out.
The information on this page includes instructions about how to use the accessibility interface after you successfully log in.
The accessibility interface home page contains navigation links.
The navigation links open the following pages:
Use the TAB key (move forward) and the SHFT+TAB key combination (move backwards) to move between links on the home page.
The accessibility software provides audio to identify each link when you select it. To open a page from a link, select the link and press Enter on your keyboard.
When you open a dashboard page, the accessibility software reads the view name and navigation help tips.
The dashboard pages consist of tables that provide information associated with reporting regions, geographic regions, operating units, and application groups. In tables that contain metric values, the accessibility software notifies you if metric values have triggered an alert. The audio reads "critical" or "warning" after any metric value that is in violation.
The Contact Center Advisor accessibility interface groups the metrics that display on any dashboard page first by channel, then by time profile, and finally alphabetically by metric name.
To find the total number of critical and warning alerts, navigate to the Alerts page, which contains a table that provides information such as:
To navigate using a link, select the link and press Enter on your keyboard.
Keyboard shortcuts can be used in conjunction with the screen reader accessibility software, as an alternative to the standard browser navigation. The following table describes the basic keyboard shortcuts.
Shortcut | Accessibility Function |
T | Stops the audio explanation of the navigation help tips and jumps to the CCAdv or WA view table. |
CTRL + ALT + NumPad5 | Reads the row and column coordinates, followed by the cell contents, then the appropriate row and column headings. |
CTRL + ALT + Right Arrow | Moves one cell to the right in the same row. |
CTRL + ALT + Left Arrow | Moves one cell to the left in the same row. |
CTRL + ALT + Up Arrow | Moves one cell up in the same column. |
CTRL + ALT + Down Arrow | Moves one cell down in the same column. |
CTRL + ALT + Home Key | Moves to the first cell in the current table. |
CTRL + ALT + End Key | Moves to the last cell in the current table. |
Alt + Left Arrow key | Select another view. |
Backspace Key | Returns to the accessibility interface home page. |
B | Log out. |