Development Map

Figure 1 Development map

**Table 1** Development map
Layer	Open Characteristics	Implementation Method	Supported Scenario
Business implementation	Self-service	Online page configuration	An enterprise can customize the IVR flows of a call center on the online flow orchestration page of the CEC. The IVR flows can be used to implement functions such as voice/video playing during ringing, voice/video digit collection, call transfer, interface invoking, and value assignment judgment. For details, see Self-Service (IVR) Integration Solution. NOTE: To use the intelligent voice navigation (IVN) function, use the voice and video chatbots in the intelligence module together. If automatic outbound calls are required, this feature can be used together with the outbound call management feature. It can also be configured together with an agent skill queue to implement the functions of playing the waiting tone and prompting the number of waiting users when a user accesses the agent skill queue.
	Agent	JavaScript invoking RESTful invoking Page integration H5 integration	On the agent workbench, the button area for customer service personnel to answer and process inbound calls is called a connection bar or connection block. The connection bar or block can connect, hold, transfer, or hang up an agent's phone (OpenEye softphone provided by the CEC). The CEC provides the following agent-related open capabilities. For details, see Voice and Video Agent Integration Solution. If an enterprise does not have special requirements on the style of the connection bar or connection block, the lightweight connection bar (which can perform voice and video call operations such as answering, initiating, transferring, muting, and holding calls) can be directly integrated into the CRM page in JavaScript integration mode for users to answer calls on their own work portals. If an enterprise has requirements on the style and location of a connection bar, the enterprise can invoke the voice and video call processing interfaces of the CEC using RESTful interfaces to develop the connection bar function to implement the call control capability of the call center. If an enterprise uses the agent workbench provided by the CEC and expects that customer service personnel can view user data during calls with the users, the enterprise can use the embedded third-party system page to integrate the third-party page for user information display. If an enterprise does not want to use the OpenEye softphone, the enterprise can integrate the voice and video call capabilities of the OpenEye softphone using H5 and develop its own softphone applications.
	Intelligence	Page configuration RESTful invoking	If an enterprise needs to use the voice self-service or text chatbot, the enterprise can use the intelligent IVR page provided by the CEC to complete related configurations. In addition, to provide guidance on agent scripts and check whether the agent scripts contain sensitive words, you can configure the intelligent IVR and enable the intelligent assistant feature. For enterprises that do not use the agent workbench provided by the CEC, the RESTful interfaces of the OIAP can be used to query the existing chatbot configuration and bind dialog IDs. In addition, the intelligent subscription RESTful interfaces of the CC-Gateway can be used to display the quasi-real-time ASR result on the self-developed workbench, and complete the identification of the natural language. For details, see Intelligence Solution.
	Mobile agent	Android SDK invoking RESTful invoking	By using the CC-Gateway interfaces and mobile agent interfaces provided by the CEC, enterprises can develop their own H5 apps to enable agents to answer and make calls (VoIP) using mobile phones.
	Outbound call management	RESTful	By invoking the RESTful interfaces of the CC-iSales, enterprises can write the information such as outbound call task data, outbound call sample data, and user blocklist in the outbound call management system developed by the enterprise to the AICC.
Media routing	-	-	The CEC routes voice, video, and multimedia requests in a unified manner.
Media adaptation	Multimedia adaptation service	RESTful	Currently, the CEC supports access through voice and video (VoLTE/VoIP), web client, WeChat, Facebook, Twitter, and 5G message. Except the web client, other channels can be enabled by page configuration. For details, see Multimedia Channel Access Solution.
Channel access	User App Integration (Android SDK)	RESTful Android SDK invoking	If an enterprise requires that users can initiate voice and video calls through the Internet, the enterprise can use the Android SDK to integrate self-developed applications. During the development, the enterprise can use related interfaces provided by the CEC to query information. For details, see Multimedia Channel Access Solution.
Channel access	Text chat access	JavaScript integration RESTful integration	Enterprises provide the following methods to integrate the text chat access capability on the user side. For details, see Multimedia Channel Access Solution. Web Lightweight Client Integration (JS): If enterprises do not have special requirements on the web chat window style on the user side, the enterprises can use the lightweight web chat plugin to embed the existing client chat window into their web portals in JavaScript integration mode to implement text chat integration. Web Client Access (RESTful): If enterprises have requirements on the page style, the enterprises can develop a web client and invoke the encapsulated web chat interface to implement simple web chat functions.
Operations support	Agent monitoring	RESTful	If enterprises need to query, display, and collect statistics on real-time operations data (such as monitoring data of call center objects including skill queues, agents, teams, and IVRs) of a call center, the enterprises can use RESTful interfaces to obtain related data.
Operations support	Offline CDR	RESTful	Enterprises provide an offline CDR download interface for obtaining CDR files and recording files in batches.