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Genesys Cloud enables organizations to create and manage customized activity codes through the Workforce Management module to define and categorize agent activities. Activity codes serve as representations of scheduled activities and work in conjunction with predefined activity categories to identify specific agent actions or group related activities.
To create an activity code, users must access the Workforce Management Configuration menu, select the appropriate management unit, and configure multiple settings including the activity name, category assignment, and work handling parameters for block scheduling by planning group. The system allows configuration of adherence settings where a primary status is automatically assigned based on the selected category, with optional secondary status mapping. Time settings enable specification of default activity duration in hours and minutes, with adjustable increments based on scheduling granularity, and toggles to designate whether activities count as paid time, are interruptible, count as work time, or represent shrinkage. Activity codes can be classified as either planned or unplanned, and the system supports styling customization for visual appearance. The feature requires the "Workforce Management > Activity Code – Add" permission and provides flexibility for organizations to tailor activity definitions to their specific operational needs, including integration with coaching appointment scheduling for interruptible activities.
Genesys Cloud provides two styling options for activity codes: using system-defined default colors or applying custom styling. When the "Use system default" option is selected, Genesys Cloud automatically applies a default background color and selects a contrasting text color while disabling custom styling controls. Users can clear this setting to select a custom background color and optionally override the automatically selected text color. The system intelligently selects light or dark text based on the chosen background color to maintain readability; however, if a user manually selects a text color that reduces contrast, the system displays a warning while still permitting the configuration to be saved. After configuring an activity code, users can save and add a new code or return to the Activity Codes page. Reselecting the system default option removes any custom styling and restores the default appearance.