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Genesys Cloud Resource Center provides comprehensive functionality for creating and managing planning groups within Workforce Management, enabling organizations to consolidate forecasts and streamline the planning process. Planning groups require specific Workforce Management permissions for Add, Delete, Edit, and View operations. When multiple route paths are combined into a single planning group, the system consolidates them into one forecasting bucket and schedules agents capable of handling the entire group rather than individual components.
Configuration of planning groups involves selecting a business unit, entering a planning group name, choosing a service goal template, specifying a media type (Voice, Email, Chat, Callback, or Message), and associating route paths through the Search and Add Route Paths dialog. The system supports searching for route paths with offered interactions from the past six weeks by queue, language, and skill set parameters. Selecting "<None>" for Language or Skill Set indicates no language or skill setting on the interaction rather than an "any" setting designation.
Key technical considerations include the potential for duplicate forecasts when route paths are associated with multiple planning groups, and the constraint that agents cannot be scheduled for planning groups if they cannot handle the associated route paths. Best practices recommend manually adding only newly configured route paths and using the search feature for paths with historical data. The interface provides options to hide route paths already associated with planning groups in the current or any business unit to streamline the selection process.
The documentation includes a feedback mechanism allowing users to rate article helpfulness and report content issues such as inaccuracy, outdatedness, or clarity concerns. Users can identify their role within the system as Agent, Administrator, Developer/Engineer, Partner, Supervisor, or Support. Related resources cover workforce management topics including auto-migration concepts, planning groups and principles, interaction route path management, agent viewing, planning group administration, and emergency group configuration