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Using page push during the live chat

Updated on March 16, 2021

During a chat session, customer service representatives (CSRs) can log in to the Interaction portal and select page push, which is a chat-enabled web page, to share with customers. A page push can guide the customer or point them to the information that they need. The customer receives a message in the live chat window asking for permission to redirect their web browser to the pushed page. For more information on configuring page push, see Page push.

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Provide page pushes to customers by performing the following steps:
  1. Log in to the Interaction Portal with admin or CSR credentials.
  2. To start a live chat session, accept an incoming chat request from a customer.
    Result: Message from the customer appears in the Live Chat window.
  3. To suggest a response from Page Push, click Page Push, and then select the category to send as a response to the customer.
    When the CSR sends the page push entry, the customer receives a notification in the live chat window. The customer can then either click Yes or No.
    Note: By default, a shared web page applies to all languages and locales.
    Page push in a live chat session and in the Interaction Portal
    Page push in a live chat session and in the Interaction Portal
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