Default screen pop behavior
When a phone call is presented to a user, InteractionSync uses the ANI/CLI to drive screen pop based on matching to numerous entities.
Example: ANI presented by Genesys Cloud: tel:+13172325555
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The ‘tel:’ portion of the number is removed, leaving +13172325555.
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InteractionSync checks all Contacts in Dynamics to see if there is a match with that phone number. The fields that are checked within Contacts are:
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telephone1 (Business Phone)
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telephone2 (Home Phone)
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telephone3 (Telephone 3)
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mobilePhone (Mobile Phone)
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If there is more than 1 match, InteractionSync will pass the phone number to Dynamics Global search. If there is no match or only 1 match, the query continues to search Accounts.
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InteractionSync next checks all Accounts for a match using the phone number. The fields that are checked within Accounts are:
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telephone1 (Main Phone)
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telephone2 (Other Phone)
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telephone3 (Telephone 3)
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In the same way as above, if there is more than 1 match, InteractionSync will pass the query on to the global search. If there is a match and there was already a single match in Contacts, the query will be passed on to the global search since there is collectively two matches between accounts and contacts.
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InteractionSync’s final check is in Dynamics Leads for a phone number match on the following fields:
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telephone1 (Business Phone)
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telephone2 (Home Phone)
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telephone3 (Other Phone)
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mobilePhone (Mobile Phone)
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address1_telephone1 (Address 1: Telephone 1)
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address1_telephone2 (Address 1: Telephone 2)
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address1_telephone3 (Address 1: Telephone 3)
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address2_telephone1 (Address 2: Telephone 1)
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address2_telephone2 (Address 2: Telephone 2)
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address2_telephone3 (Address 2: Telephone 3)
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Same behavior as before on executing global search if multiple matches are found.
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If nothing is found while searching, then the ‘New Contact’ screen is popped for the agent.
This works well if the numbers are stored in Dynamics in this format: +13172325555. What about these formats, 3172325555 or (317) 232-5555? Herein lies the dilemma. While they are effectively the same number, searching strings require a direct match. There are no parentheses, dashes, or plus signs in the phone number.