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Manage user profiles of contact center users in Webex Contact Center
User profiles determine the features accessible to a user in Contact Center. You can manage the license and role of a user in user profiles.
User profiles
The combination of Webex Contact Center license and Control Hub role determines the user profile. The following table describes the different Webex Contact Center license and Control Hub role combinations and the corresponding default user profile. Following table details the Webex Contact Center license, Control Hub role, and user profile.
Webex Contact Center license |
Control Hub role |
User profile |
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Standard |
Standard |
Standard Agent |
Standard |
Full Administrator |
Standard Agent |
Standard |
Service Administrator |
Standard Agent |
Premium |
Premium |
Premium Agent |
Premium |
Supervisor |
Supervisor |
Premium |
Full Administrator |
Administrator |
Premium |
Service Administrator |
Administrator |
Not Assigned |
Full Administrator |
Administrator Only |
Not Assigned |
Service Administrator |
Administrator Only |
For more information about managing contact center users, see manage contact center users.
Set up a user profile
After adding a contact center user, you can manage the license and role for a contact center user in the user profile. For more information about contact center users, see Manage contact center users.
After creating user profiles for contact center users, you can search for them using their user profile name.
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Sign in to Control Hub. |
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Select . |
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From the Contact Center navigation pane, select . |
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Click Create new user profile. |
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Enter the User profile settings. |
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Click Save. |
Settings of a user profile
General settings
From General settings you can configure the name of the user, a description for the user profile, and the type of the profile to determine the privilege level.
General settings |
Description |
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Name |
Enter a name for the user profile. |
Description |
(Optional) Enter a description for the profile. |
Profile type |
Choose a type to determine the privilege level for this profile. By default, the profile type is set to Administrator. You can however change it to a different type according to the user profile. You can’t edit the profile type once it is all set with the user profile configuration. The generic profile and module mapping are:
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Module Access
From the Module Access section, you can provide users access to specific modules.
Module Access |
Description |
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All |
If you select All, the user can access all of the modules. You can assign access rights for the entities in the access rights section. |
Specific |
If you select Specific, the user can access selected modules only. You can specify access to the following specific modules. |
Provisioning
The Provisioning section lets you perform the provisioning activities for an organization and control access rights of an administrator user
Module |
Description |
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Provides the user access to the Provisioning module. You can View or Edit the provisioning options. The user can perform provisioning activities for the organization only if you select Edit in the Manage Access drop-down list. You can control access for an administrator user to perform the following provisioning activities for your organization. Select the features for which you want to provide access.
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Customer Experience
The Customer Experience section lets you provide the user access to flow control module to define whether the user cannot delete or can either enable or disable access to the Flow Control module respectively.
Module | Description |
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Provides you access to the flow control module. You can select either None, View, or Edit. If you have enabled the View or Edit permission for the call routing module, you can provide the user access to Audio Prompts or Flows.
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Desktop Experience
The Desktop Experience section lets you configure its' related features in order to perform certain activities for an organization.
Module | Description |
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Desktop Experience |
Provides the user access to the Desktop experience module. You can select None or Edit options. You can control access for an administrator user to perform the following activities for your organization. Select the features for which you want to provide access.
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Access rights
You can configure the following settings from the Access Rights section when you configure a new user profile or edit an existing user profile:
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Entry Points
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Queues
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Sites
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Teams
From the drop-down list, choose the specific entities that the user can access. You can choose All to provide access to all entities of that type.
Edit a user profile
You can edit a user profile to update general settings, module permissions, or access rights.
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Sign in to Control Hub. |
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Under Services, select Contact Center. |
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From the Contact Center navigation pane, choose . |
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Select the row that you want to edit. |
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Update the User profile settings and click Save. |
Activate or deactivate a user profile
A user profile is active by default.
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Sign in to Control Hub. |
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Select . |
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From the Contact Center navigation pane, select . |
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Select the user profile that you want to activate or deactivate. |
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Toggle Active or Inactive to activate or deactivate the site. |
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Click Save to save the changes. |