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Contact list editor allows administrators to manage contacts in a contact list.
To access the contact list editor, follow these steps:
Use the contact list editor controls to refresh the page, switch contact lists, and show or hide columns.
| Control | Action |
|---|---|
Refresh | Refreshes the page and shows a bulk edit in progress. |
Contact List | Switches between contact lists. |
Show or hide columns | Displays the Show/Hide Columns dialog and allows you to hide columns in the contact list editor. |
System Columns | To show system columns, toggle System Columns to On. |
When editing contacts, you can perform the following actions:
Use bulk edit to select multiple contacts in the contact list.
There are three ways to select contacts for bulk edit:
After selecting the contacts, click Edit. The Bulk Edit Contacts dialog appears. Enter the values for your bulk edit:
| Section | Enter values |
|---|---|
| User Columns | Select a column to edit and enter a value for the column. You can add more columns to edit. |
| Phone Columns | You can edit Contact – Callable or User Phone – Callable columns. Callable columns apply to both Voice and SMS media types. To edit Contactable by Voice or Contactable by SMS media types for contacts, switch the Use contactable for Voice/SMS media types toggle to Yes. The default is No. Note, the contactable column is media type specific and takes precedence over callable columns for contact and phone columns. Genesys recommends that you use the contactable columns. Next, select a phone column to edit and enter a value for the column. You can add more columns to edit. Note: When the Use contactable for Voice/SMS media types toggle is set to No, you can edit the Contact – Callable or Phone – Callable columns. |
| Email Columns | Select a column to edit and enter a value for the column. You can add more columns such as Contactable by Email Media Type to edit for contact and email columns. |
| Retention Policy Configuration | Change the retention type. You can choose from the following options.
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Use bulk delete to select multiple contacts in the contact list.
To bulk delete contacts from a contact list, click the box at the top of the checkbox column. Click Select Current Page or Select All Pages, and then click Delete.
Filter contact lists to:
To create a new contact list filter:
To use an existing filter:
The counts for the filtered totals appear in the lower left of the Contacts view.
The counts include:
The name of the current filter appears in the Applied Filter box.
You can set Contact – Callable or User Phone – Callable columns. Callable columns apply to both Voice and SMS media types. By default, the Callable toggle is set to Yes. To set Contactable by Voice or Contactable by SMS media types for contacts, switch the Use contactable for Voice/SMS media types toggle to Yes. The default is No. Note, the contactable column is media type specific and takes precedence over callable columns for contact and phone columns. Genesys recommends that you use the contactable columns.
Use Edit to modify a contact in the contact list.
To select a contact to edit, select the checkbox for the contact, and then click Edit.
You can edit the following columns.
| Section | Enter Values |
|---|---|
User Columns | Select a column to edit and enter a value for the column. Note: Regardless of the value in an individual contact column, the number of retention days for a record cannot be higher than 360. For longer retention periods, we recommend using Never as a retention type. |
| Phone Columns | You can edit the existing Contact – Callable or User Phone – Callable columns. Callable columns apply to both Voice and SMS media types. To transition to columns contactable for contact or phone columns by specific media type Voice or SMS, switch to the Use contactable for Voice/SMS media types toggle to Yes. The default is No. Note, the contactable column is media type specific. If you edit and save this column, it takes precedence over callable columns for contact and phone columns. Genesys recommends that you use the contactable columns. |
| Email Columns | Select a column to edit and enter a value for the column. To allow the contact to be contactable by email, switch the Contactable by Email toggle to Yes, and configure the email column values. The default is Yes. |
| Non-Editable System Columns | Shows the Last Attempt and the Last Result for phone and email columns. When the contact list uses ATZM mapping, then if the phone columns and zip code are set, the Automatic Time Zone information appears. |
Use the Search fields to view specific contacts in a contact list. Search one or two fields to display contacts for the selected columns.
To create a search:
There are three ways to export contacts.
You can export:
To export all contacts from a contact list:
To export selected contacts from a contact list:
To export contacts from a list created by a Filter:
null. Exporting the list shows either 0 or 1 in these columns. The exported list shows the contacts as they are treated when dialing or messaging, and as a result, when ContactableByVoice is null and Callable is True , the exported list shows ContactableByVoice and ContactableBySms to be 1. Although, they are actually null , as the contact defaults to the Callable value.The data in the AutomaticTimezone-Phone column in the editor may appear different from what you see when you export the contact list and view in a spreadsheet editor such as Microsoft Excel. For example, the same time zone may appear as Etc/GMT+6 in the contact list editor and as UTC-06:00 in the exported list. Both of these notations express in different ways that the time zone is six hours behind Coordinated Universal Time, and therefore the time zone is the same.
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