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  • tarasd
    Aspiring Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 2

    IPOCC custom reports

    Has anyone been able to create "custom" reports out of the IPOCC?
  • oiduran
    Genius
    • Nov 2013
    • 204

    #2
    Do you review this manual ?
    IP Office Contact Center – Reporting Task Based Guide

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    • covar
      Hot Shot
      • Sep 2015
      • 21

      #3
      I'm looking into Custom Reports myself. Within Avaya CCC we had the option of creating Custom Reports with Crystal Reports and with Avaya CCR through MS Report Builder 3.0. I understand how "custom" reporting works through the Avaya IPO CC interface. I am running 9.1 and need to be able to create statistics with custom formulas and indicators. What can be done to achieve this?

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      • kruegerb
        Genius
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        • Oct 2013
        • 276

        #4
        The way to use customers tools is to create a report with requested counters an export in cvs. Then import the cvs into customers tool for further handling. There is no direct interface in the database.

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        • covar
          Hot Shot
          • Sep 2015
          • 21

          #5
          Wow, that sucks! Anyone at least knows how to change the default headers within the tables so I can put a name instead of the abbreviated variable name? For example: totNewCon, just so I can change it to Answered.

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          • mnorst
            Whiz
            • Mar 2015
            • 42

            #6
            Originally posted by covar View Post
            Wow, that sucks! Anyone at least knows how to change the default headers within the tables so I can put a name instead of the abbreviated variable name? For example: totNewCon, just so I can change it to Answered.
            To change name of reporting fields... Goto Administration -> Service -> Reporting Filters. Find the statistic and double-click. Put in the new name and hit OK. The field will now be immediately changed on all historical reports (and exports). It keeps the original field name in brackets but puts the new name above the old on reports.

            As for something like Crystal Reports, Qlikview, etc, the reporting engine is driven by the tr schema in the Postgres dbase, so you could probably connect to it with the Postgres ODBC driver and extract info. **NOTE: I have no idea if this would be sanctioned by Avaya or what it might do to future service requests.**

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            • covar
              Hot Shot
              • Sep 2015
              • 21

              #7
              Excellent! I saw the option but was hesitant. If now I know that the original labels are kept, so nothing else goes missing, I'll do that. Thanks for the reply!

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              • jtarjanyi
                Guru
                • May 2012
                • 103

                #8
                You can reach the Transaction database tables directly from a customers tools (like MS reporting), but you have to write all the queries, there are no predefined.

                Check Avaya IP Office Contact Center Feature Description.pdf chapter 8. This will describe the different level of transaction table.

                With the postgre admin user you can create readonly user for reporting.

                NOTE: to connect to postgreSQL you need 32bit version of ODBC driver. The 64bit version will never connect!

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