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Genesys Cloud allows administrators to configure messaging settings through custom platform configuration profiles that apply to Instagram Direct Messaging and Open Messaging integrations, providing granular control over message types displayed in the Agent Workspace.
For Instagram Direct Messaging, configuration profiles enable administrators to selectively disable story mentions and story replies—inbound messages generated when customers mention or reply to stories from Instagram Business/Professional Accounts. These message types are enabled by default across all Instagram integrations.
For Open Messaging, configuration profiles control inbound and outbound typing indicators, which remain disabled by default. When enabled, inbound typing indicators notify agents that messaging users are composing messages, while outbound typing indicators inform messaging users that agents are typing. Each inbound typing indicator event displays in the Agent Workspace for 5 seconds. Genesys Cloud implements rate-limiting for outbound typing indicators, restricting transmission to a maximum of one typing event every five seconds.
For Apple Messages for Business (AMB), typing indicators are mandatory and must be supported for both inbound and outbound messages to launch the channel successfully.
Access to platform configuration profile functionality requires specific Genesys Cloud licensing options (CX 1 Digital Add-on II, CX 2, CX 2 Digital, CX 3, CX 3 Digital, or CX 4) and appropriate permissions including Messaging > Setting permissions for creation and modification, along with channel-specific permissions for Instagram Integration or Integration Platform assignments.
The platform includes a feedback mechanism enabling users to report documentation accuracy, completeness, and clarity issues, with categorization options by relevance and user role. Related resources encompass open messaging configuration, third-party messaging integration, ACD messaging setup, platform materials, content profiles, AppFoundry capabilities, and A2A connections for agentic virtual agents