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The Bright Pattern Contact Center ''Scenario Builder Reference Guide'' describes the building blocks of the Bright Pattern scenario language and how those blocks are managed in the Scenario Builder application.  
 
The Bright Pattern Contact Center ''Scenario Builder Reference Guide'' describes the building blocks of the Bright Pattern scenario language and how those blocks are managed in the Scenario Builder application.  
  
Learn how to use the Scenario Builder application by exploring the following sections of the ''Scenario Builder Reference Guide'':
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Learn how to use the Scenario Builder application by exploring the following sections of this guide:
 
* [[Scenario-builder-reference-guide/Exercises/Overview | Scenario-Building Exercises]]
 
* [[Scenario-builder-reference-guide/Exercises/Overview | Scenario-Building Exercises]]
 
* [[Scenario-builder-reference-guide/ScenarioBlocks/Overview | Scenario Block Definitions]]
 
* [[Scenario-builder-reference-guide/ScenarioBlocks/Overview | Scenario Block Definitions]]

Revision as of 21:25, 15 March 2019

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About

The Bright Pattern Contact Center Scenario Builder Reference Guide describes the building blocks of the Bright Pattern scenario language and how those blocks are managed in the Scenario Builder application.

Learn how to use the Scenario Builder application by exploring the following sections of this guide:


For information about scenario management in the context of contact center configuration, such as the association of scenarios with interaction access points, refer to the Bright Pattern Contact Center Administrator Guide.


Example of a scenario in the Scenario Builder


Audience

The Bright Pattern Scenario Builder Reference Guide is intended for professionals responsible for the design, development, and testing of interaction processing logic in your contact center.

Participants are expected to be familiar with general principles of computer programming and to have a solid understanding of contact center operations and resources that are involved in such operations, including agents and teams, services and skills, schedules, and access points.


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