1. Online Editors
  2. Administering Knowledge
  3. Dialogs
  4. What are the Conditions under which Dialogs can be Used?
  5. Which Permissions are Needed for Using Dialogs?
  • Which Permissions are Needed…
  • How are User Roles for Dialogs…

Which Permissions are Needed for Using Dialogs?

In order to use dialogs in SABIO, no system settings have to be changed. Dialogs are always active. Who may access and execute dialogs is controlled by permissions.

There are a number of permissions that are linked to dialogs. The necessary permissions can be assigned to users via their user roles. The following permissions have to be assigned to an “Editor Dialogs” or a “Agent Dialogs” respectively for the different competence areas.


 

Competence Area

Editor Dialog

Agent Dialog

Cancellation

May see Cancellation

May edit Cancellation

May create Cancellation

May delete Cancellation

May see Cancellation

Dialog

May see Dialog

May edit Dialog

May create Dialog

May delete Dialog

May see Dialog

End of Process (EOP)

May see EOP

May edit EOP

May create EOP

May delete EOP

May see EOP

Guide Content

May see Guide Content

May edit Guide Content

May create Guide Content

May delete Guide Content

May see Guide Content

Questions

May see Questions

May edit Questions

May create Questions

May delete Questions

May see Questions

 

Cancellation

The permission “Cancellation” controls whether a user may cancel a dialog or whether a user may create, edit or delete a cancellation, respectively.

If a user is entitled to cancel a dialog, the user finds the respective button in the menu above the content area.

If the user is not entitled to cancel a dialog the button is not available.

 

Dialog

The permission “Dialog” controls, whether a user may see and execute dialogs or create, edit and delete them, respectively. If a user is entitled to see and execute dialogs the functions are integrated into the user interface.

End of Process - EOP

The permission EOP controls, whether a user may see, execute, create, edit or delete the last step of a dialog.  An “End of Process” (EOP) has to be defined for every dialog. The EOP makes up the last step - and therefore the end - of a dialog. It is possible that after finishing the dialog there is no more immediate interaction with the customer. On the other hand, further steps may have to be taken by the agent after finishing the dialog. The EOP only marks the end of the interaction on the system side.

Guide Content

The content linked to dialogs encompasses the dialog itself as well as other dialog objects e.g. questions.

The permission “Guide Content” controls, whether a user may see all of this content and create, edit or delete it, respectively. Since questions are an integral part of a dialog it is very important that user roles for dialogs are granted permissions for guide content, since if they do not, they may only see the dialog without the dialog elements.

Questions

The permission “Questions” controls whether a user may see questions or create, edit and delete them respectively.

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