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EX Engage Connector Configuration Sync Service

This article provides details about all 100.0.x releases of EX Engage Connector Configuration Sync Service.

November 08, 2023 (100.0.100.07)

Resolved Issues

  • EXEC Config Sync can now sync Engage Contact Center objects stored in Microsoft SQL databases. (CCECS-547)


August 30, 2023 (100.0.100.06)

Resolved Issues

  • EXEC Config Sync can now sync Engage Contact Center objects stored in Oracle databases. (CCECS-479)


August 23, 2023 (100.0.100.05)

Resolved Issues

  • EXEC Config Sync service will sync only Virtual Queue DNs to Genesys Cloud. Previously, the DNs of types ACD Queue, Routing Point, Virtual Queue, and Routing Queue were mapped as ACD Queue objects and synced to Genesys Cloud. (CCECS-533)


July 28, 2023 (100.0.100.04)

Resolved Issues

  • The Health API now returns a 200 OK response only when the dependent services are connected successfully; otherwise it returns a 503 response. Previously, the Health API would indicate a success even if dependent services like Config DB, Redis, and Genesys Cloud cannot be connected. (CCECS-499)

July 14, 2023 (100.0.100.03)

What's New

  • This is the initial release of EX Engage Connector Configuration Sync Service (EXCS).


Known Issues

  • If a User Name of an Engage Person is not in a valid email format, then this person is originally synchronized to GC using a valid email from either Employee ID or E-Mail fields but later EXCS sets a corresponding GC User into the Inactive state. (CCECS-509)
  • EXCS doesn't re-create a mapped configuration object in the EX Org if this object is manually deleted. (CCECS-503)
  • EXCS doesn't remove an ACD queue in the EX Org if a corresponding DN is deleted in the Engage configuration. Instead, EXCS only unlinks the existing mapped members from such ACD queue in the EX Org. (CCECS-463)
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