Abstract: In accordance with the present approach, a collaborative chat system is provided that enables collaborative communication between a user preferring a native chat platform and a different user who communicates using a non-native or third-party chat platform. The user may particularly select various other users to be added to a collaborative chat, regardless of which chat platform the other users have set as their main or preferred communication channel. Indeed, when displaying the various users available to be added to the collaborative chat, the collaborative chat system may display a visual indication or icon that indicates which chat platform the various users are available through. The collaborative chat system or platform may utilize bi-directional communications between the native chat platform and any communicatively coupled third-party chat platforms to link the user with the selected other users within a collaborative chat instance.

Abstract: An example system for dynamic agent management involving multiple queues is presented. The system may include a remote network management platform that manages a network by way of a computational instance. A first group and a second group of agents may be assigned to address work items in a first queue in the computational instance. The second group may also be assigned to address and prioritize work items in a second queue in the computational instance. A computing device within the computational instance may assign a work item originating from a client device in the managed network into the first queue according to routing rules. The assignment may cause a timer to record a duration that the work item is in the first queue. The computing device may assign one of the second group of agents to address the work item based on the duration exceeding a pre-determined value.

Abstract: A computational instance may contain queues configured to hold work items. The work items may be representations of user submissions requesting actions from a plurality of agents. The computational instance may also contain computing devices configured to: (a) obtain a set of assignment rules that specify mappings between (i) respective selection criteria for the assignment rules, and (ii) one or more candidate agents from the plurality of agents that can be assigned to address the work items with content that match the respective selection criteria, (b) read, from the queues, a work item corresponding to a user submission, (c) iterate through the assignment rules according to an ordering until a particular assignment rule with associated selection criteria that matches content of the work item is found, and (d) assign the work item to a particular agent from the one or more candidate agents.

Abstract: An indication from a live agent in a communication session with a user to invoke a specified automated agent interactive conversation flow is received. The communication session with the user is transitioned from the live agent to the specified automated agent interactive conversation flow. During the specified automated agent interactive conversation flow, the live agent retains control over the communication session. An indication of an interaction of the user with the specified automated agent interactive conversation flow is provided. The communication session with the user is returned back to the live agent.

Abstract: In accordance with the present approach, a collaborative chat system is provided that enables collaborative communication between a user preferring a native chat platform and a different user who communicates using a non-native or third-party chat platform. The user may particularly select various other users to be added to a collaborative chat, regardless of which chat platform the other users have set as their main or preferred communication channel. Indeed, when displaying the various users available to be added to the collaborative chat, the collaborative chat system may display a visual indication or icon that indicates which chat platform the various users are available through. The collaborative chat system or platform may utilize bi-directional communications between the native chat platform and any communicatively coupled third-party chat platforms to link the user with the selected other users within a collaborative chat instance.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing definitions of a set of queues and a set of servers, and wherein the servers are respectively associated with deactivation times. One or more processors may be configured to: (i) identify, by an assignment engine, an incoming request in a particular queue, wherein the incoming request is ready for assignment to one of the servers; (ii) determine, by the assignment engine and based on data associated with the incoming request, an expected duration for servicing of the incoming request; (iii) calculate, by the assignment engine and based on the deactivation times, times remaining in service for each of the servers; (iv) select, by the assignment engine and from the servers, a particular server that has a time remaining that is greater than the expected duration; and (v) assign, by the assignment engine, the incoming request to the particular server.

Abstract: An example system for dynamic agent management involving multiple queues is presented. The system may include a remote network management platform that manages a network by way of a computational instance. A first group and a second group of agents may be assigned to address work items in a first queue in the computational instance. The second group may also be assigned to address and prioritize work items in a second queue in the computational instance. A computing device within the computational instance may assign a work item originating from a client device in the managed network into the first queue according to routing rules. The assignment may cause a timer to record a duration that the work item is in the first queue. The computing device may assign one of the second group of agents to address the work item based on the duration exceeding a pre-determined value.

Abstract: Utilizing quick actions includes receiving user input via a user input module of an agent workspace, wherein the user input comprises an action input comprising an action command, and in response to receiving the user input, determining a secondary menu for the action command, wherein the secondary menu comprises a plurality of selectable parameters for the action command, and presenting the secondary menu in association with the user input module. Utilizing quick actions also includes detecting a selection of a parameter from the selectable parameters, and triggering an action based on the action command and the selected parameter, wherein the action is associated with a process for the agent workspace.

Abstract: An example system for dynamic agent management involving multiple queues is presented. The system may include a remote network management platform that manages a network by way of a computational instance. A first group and a second group of agents may be assigned to address work items in a first queue in the computational instance. The second group may also be assigned to address and prioritize work items in a second queue in the computational instance. A computing device within the computational instance may assign a work item originating from a client device in the managed network into the first queue according to routing rules. The assignment may cause a timer to record a duration that the work item is in the first queue. The computing device may assign one of the second group of agents to address the work item based on the duration exceeding a pre-determined value.

Abstract: Utilizing quick actions includes receiving user input via a user input module of an agent workspace, wherein the user input comprises an action input comprising an action command, and in response to receiving the user input, determining a secondary menu for the action command, wherein the secondary menu comprises a plurality of selectable parameters for the action command, and presenting the secondary menu in association with the user input module. Utilizing quick actions also includes detecting a selection of a parameter from the selectable parameters, and triggering an action based on the action command and the selected parameter, wherein the action is associated with a process for the agent workspace.

Abstract: A computational instance may contain queues configured to hold work items. The work items may be representations of user submissions requesting actions from a plurality of agents. The computational instance may also contain computing devices configured to: (a) obtain a set of assignment rules that specify mappings between (i) respective selection criteria for the assignment rules, and (ii) one or more candidate agents from the plurality of agents that can be assigned to address the work items with content that match the respective selection criteria, (b) read, from the queues, a work item corresponding to a user submission, (c) iterate through the assignment rules according to an ordering until a particular assignment rule with associated selection criteria that matches content of the work item is found, and (d) assign the work item to a particular agent from the one or more candidate agents.

Abstract: An example system for advanced routing and assignment of work items includes a computing device within a computational instance disposed within a remote network management platform. The computing device obtains a set of work items. The set of work items includes work items generated from submissions received within a first predefined period or work items that have remained unaddressed for at least a second predefined period. The computing device identifies a first work item based on queue priority rules that organize the work items according to a quantity of time that each work item has remained unaddressed. For the first work item, the computing device identifies available agents capable of addressing work items within a first channel that includes the first work item and assigns the first work item to a particular agent who has not previously rejected the first work item.

Abstract: An example system for dynamic agent management involving multiple queues is presented. The system may include a remote network management platform that manages a network by way of a computational instance. A first group and a second group of agents may be assigned to address work items in a first queue in the computational instance. The second group may also be assigned to address and prioritize work items in a second queue in the computational instance. A computing device within the computational instance may assign a work item originating from a client device in the managed network into the first queue according to routing rules. The assignment may cause a timer to record a duration that the work item is in the first queue. The computing device may assign one of the second group of agents to address the work item based on the duration exceeding a pre-determined value.