Incontact Inc.

Nice Ltd

Christopher Garn Seaman

Matthew Lawrence Page

Adam Samuel Horrocks

Nathan Edwin Boden

Brian Minert

Kacie Mayberry

Sean Arlington Kirkby

Nicholas Ian Terry

Owen Edwin Graupman

A separate virtual (e.g. aural) location for one or more interaction or telephony call participants may provide an indication or clue for at least one of the call participants of who is speaking at any one time, reducing errors and misunderstandings during the call. Auditory localization may be used so that participants are heard from separate virtual locations. An audible user interface (AUI) may be produced such that audio presented to the listening user is location-specific, the location being relevant to the user, just as information presented in a graphical user interface (GUI) might be relevant. For example, a plurality of audio streams which are part of an interaction between communicating parties may be accepted, and based on the audio streams, a plurality of audio outputs may be provided, each located at a different location in three-dimensional space.

Systems and methods for distinguishing audio using positional information

Methods for routing customers to an agent include receiving a communication from a customer; assigning or retrieving a plurality of mandatory and optional customer attributes; matching the plurality of mandatory and optional customer attributes to a plurality of attributes of available agents; calculating a first affinity score for each available agent that possesses the mandatory customer attributes; determining for each available agent a number of attributes matching the optional customer attributes; ranking the available agents based on the number of matched optional customer attributes; selecting a predetermined number of available agents from the ranked available agents; calculating a second affinity score for each of the selected predetermined number of available agents; combining the first affinity and second affinity score; determining which available agent has the highest combined first affinity and second affinity score; and routing the communication to the available agent having the highest combined score.

Multi-dimensional attribute-based routing

A contact center augmented reality system may include a supervisor device, a location tracker, a state monitor, and an augmenter. The supervisor device may include a display to augment a supervisor view of the contact center. The location tracker may monitor agent locations in the contact center and may monitor the supervisor device location in the contact center. The state monitor may monitor a state of agents of the contact center. The augmenter may instruct the display of the supervisor device to display an agent-state augmentation artifact such that a state of a first agent of the contact center is displayed at a location associated with the first agent.

System and method for contact center augmented reality

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South Jordan, UT, United States of America

Christopher Garn Seaman