Customizing the Collect Input widget
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Contact center admins can add and edit the Collect Input widget. The Collect Input widget allows you to collect inputs like key presses from engagements. For example, you can create an IVR menu that routes to a certain queue when consumers press 1.
For video flows, the Collect Input widget displays a prompt to consumers before they enter the Waiting Room. The prompt can display an image or video, and consumers can use the prompt's text box to enter text. For example, you can ask consumers to input the language they would like to be served in, then route them to a certain queue.
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Prerequisites for customizing the Collect Input widget
- Account owner or admin privileges
- Pro, Business, or Education account
- Zoom Contact Center license
- Voice, video, web chat, in-app chat, or SMS flow created
- Flow is in draft state
How to add and edit the Collect Input widget
- Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
- In the navigation menu, click Contact Center Management then Flows.
- Click a flow's display name to edit it.
- In the left-side widgets panel, click and drag Collect Input onto the preferred location in the flow.
- Select the Collect Input widget.
- (Optional) In the right-side panel, click Rename to change the display name of the widget.
- In the Settings tab, select an input method in the Collect Input drop-down menu.
- Customize the associated settings and exits.
Collect Input widget settings
Collect Input options | Settings tab | Exits tab |
IVR: Collect a keypress or voice input using an interactive voice response (IVR) system.
(only available for voice channel) |
Audio Prompt: Click the numbered icon to edit the associated audio. You can add up to 10 audio prompts. Select one of these options in the drop-down menu.
Max Wait Duration: Enable the toggle to specify the max wait duration in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. |
Exit1, Exit 2, …: Click Add Exit to add more exit conditions, then change these settings.
Timeout: Select the destination widget if the call exceeded the Max Wait Duration set in the widget’s settings. No Match: Select the destination widget if the caller doesn’t input an associated key or says an associated keyword. |
Digit Input: Collect keypress inputs.
(only available for voice channel) |
Audio Prompt: Click the numbered icon to edit the associated audio. You can add up to 10 audio prompts. Select one of these options in the drop-down menu.
Ending keypress: Select the ending keypress that the caller needs to press for the input to be collected. Maximum number of digits: Enter the maximum number digits that caller can press. Timeout in seconds: Specify the timeout value in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. |
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Text Input: Collect text input. (This table row applies to the web chat, in-app, or SMS channels.) |
Prompt Text: Enter text to display to consumers. Max Wait Duration: Enable the toggle to specify the max wait duration in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. The default duration is 300 seconds (5 minutes). The max duration is 1,800 seconds (30 minutes). |
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Text Input: Collect text input. (This table row applies to the video channel.) |
Prompt media type: Select the media type to display to consumers.
Text: Click the toggle to enable or display text to display to consumers. If enabled, enter text to display. Audio: Click the toggle to enable or disable audio to be played while displaying the specified media. Select one of these options in the drop-down menu.
Allow interrupt (only visible if Audio is enabled): Allow consumers to click Skip while the audio above is playing. If disabled, consumers will not be able to click Skip while audio is playing. Regardless of this setting, consumers can click Skip after the audio is done playing to skip all slides and be routed based on the specified destination widget. Input length: Specify the min and max input length in number of characters. Max Wait Duration: Enable the toggle to specify the max wait duration in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. |
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Quick reply: Collect text input and specify different buttons consumers can click on. (This table row applies to the video channel. See the next row for the web and in-app chat channels.)
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Prompt media type: Select the media type to display to consumers.
Text: Click the toggle to enable or display text to display to consumers. If enabled, enter text to display. Audio: Click the toggle to enable or disable audio to be played while displaying the specified media. Select one of these options in the drop-down menu.
Allow interrupt (only visible if Audio is enabled): Allow consumers to click Skip while the audio above is playing. If disabled, consumers will not be able to click Skip while audio is playing. Regardless of this setting, consumers can click Skip after the audio is done playing to skip all slides and be routed based on the specified destination widget. Max Wait Duration: Enable the toggle to specify the max wait duration in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. The default duration is 300 seconds (5 minutes). The max duration is 1,800 seconds (30 minutes). |
Exit1, Exit 2, …: Click Add Exit to add more exit conditions, then change these settings.
Timeout: Select the destination widget if the call exceeded the Max Wait Duration set in the widget’s settings. No Match: Select the destination widget if the consumer doesn’t input an associated key. |
Quick reply: Collect text input and specify different buttons consumers can click on. (This table row applies to the web and in-app chat channels. See the previous row for the video channel.)
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Prompt Text (only available for web and in-app chat channels): Enter text to display to consumers when prompting them to click on a button. Max Wait Duration: Enable the toggle to specify the max wait duration in seconds. If exceeded, the Timeout exit setting takes effect. The default duration is 300 seconds (5 minutes). The max duration is 1,800 seconds (30 minutes).
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Exit1, Exit 2, …: Click Add Exit to add more exit conditions, then change these settings.
Timeout: Select the destination widget if the call exceeded the Max Wait Duration set in the widget’s settings. No Match: Select the destination widget if the consumer doesn’t input an associated key.
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