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# Define [[UserMan|agents]] and [[umgrAgentGroups|agent groups]]. | # Define [[UserMan|agents]] and [[umgrAgentGroups|agent groups]]. | ||
# Configure [[Documentation:PSAAS:Agent:AD|agent desktop]] options for your contact center. | # Configure [[Documentation:PSAAS:Agent:AD|agent desktop]] options for your contact center. | ||
+ | # Configure [[IWDRBAC|Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)]] for all users of iWD Manager. | ||
# Define a [[Designer|routing application in Designer]] to handle incoming workitems to iWD. | # Define a [[Designer|routing application in Designer]] to handle incoming workitems to iWD. | ||
#Use iWD Manager to: | #Use iWD Manager to: |
iWD takes workitems from existing enterprise software applications and creates a single global task list, sorted on business value, that ensures that the most critical or highest-value workitems are distributed to the right resource at the right time, regardless of media type, system or location.
You'll use the Cloud iWD API to create, update or delete workitems which are then classified, prioritized and routed to employees according to configured rules and assigned routing application logic.
A Genesys Designer application handles routing/distribution of the workitems, which are then handled by employees using Agent Desktop.
Reporting is also available through Genesys CX Insights.
At a high level, you'll need to complete the following steps to implement Genesys Cloud iWD: