1. In the header of Dev Studio, click Launch web interfaceInteraction Portal.
2. Open the Dashboard section.
3. To edit and personalize the dashboard, click the Personalize dashboard icon.
4. In the Edit dashboard section, choose your layout template and add your own widgets or select from the set of available widget options.
5. Click Publish to publish your settings. You can choose to publish the settings to the default dashboard or to the access group.
6. Review the My Reports, Manager Tools, and Pulse and determine if any modifications are required based on your business needs.
7. Define the application entry point.
   The Pega Customer Service portal can be accessed as is, or individual processes can be embedded as a mashup in an existing portal or application.
   1. Review features provided by Pega Web Mashup.
   2. Discuss these options with the resource currently managing the application in which you want to embed your process.
   3. Decide on the most appropriate entry point for your site.
      These processes can also be made available to your customers directly.

The application provides a variety of design templates that you can select to configure the interaction header.

1. Open App Studio by logging in to your application with your administrator credentials.
2. In App Studio, launch an interaction.
3. Click Design.
4. To modify the header section, click the Workarea icon in the header.
5. To change the template, click Change and then select a template of your choice.
6. To add sections in the template, click the Add icon and drag and drop the section of your choice to the header.
7. To delete a section, click the section and then click the Remove this section icon.
8. To edit the fields of the section, click the section, highlight the field that you want to edit, and then click the Edit this field icon.
9. Update the required fields in the right corner of the page and click Apply.

   Note: The modifications that you made are auto-saved.

The following figure shows the Interaction portal header icons that CSRs use during customer interactions:

You can hide any of the icons in the top-right section of the Interaction Portal header except for the user icon. The default header section includes an extension section so that you can add customized icons if required.

1. To hide the Call center volume indicator, clear the Display call volume indicator check box in the Agent productivity settings. For more information, see Configuring agent productivity settings.
2. To hide the Email cases icon, select the Hide email cases check box in the Agent productivity settings. For more information, see Configuring agent productivity settings.

The following figure shows the dimmed appearance of the Add Task button when the button is disabled:

1. In the header of Dev Studio, search for and select the cyDisableAddTaskButton when rule.
2. On the Advanced tab, configure the conditions for which the system disables the Add Task button by default.
   The default value is false, meaning that the Add Task button is always active. To disable the Add Task button, change the value to true, and then click the Edit icon to configure the condition for which the system disables Add Task button.
   For example:

   To disable the button when there are two or more tasks in progress, use the following expression:

   @countInPageList("in-progress","IntentType",D_CSRecents[InteractionId:Primary.CurrentInteractionID].pxResults)>=2

3. Click Save.

The following figure shows the appearance of the Interaction Driver pane when completed tasks are hidden. A completed task contains a check mark icon, while an in-progress task contains a clipboard icon.

1. In the header of Dev Studio, search for and select the cyShowCompletedTasksExt when rule.
2. On the Advanced tab, configure the conditions that trigger the system to hide the completed tasks for this interaction in the Interaction Driver pane.
   The default value is true, meaning that the completed tasks are always displayed in the Interaction Driver pane. To hide the completed tasks, change the value to false and then click the Edit icon to configure the condition for which the system hides completed tasks.
   For example:

   To hide completed tasks when there are two or more completed tasks, use the following expression:

   @countInPageList("complete","IntentType",D_CSRecents[InteractionId:Primary.CurrentInteractionID].pxResults)<=2

3. Click Save.

1. Click the Live UI icon.
2. Select the element that you want to change.
   When an element is selected, Live UI provides information about that element, such as the sections and harnesses that the element is a part of.
3. Click the Open rule in Dev Studio icon to open that rule in Dev Studio and update it as needed.