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Build a task in the flow

Series: Create a call flow

Previous suggested step: Build a task in the flow

Careful consideration should be taken when planning and building a sequence of actions in the task editor. These task actions are available from the Architect Toolbox.

These articles are designed to help the flow author build a task sequence. Administrators and editors can create and manage tasks. 

TaskDescription
Set up a simple or complex ordered sequence of audio elements to playback to the caller.
Prompt a caller to enter a string of digits; for example, a zip code or an account number.
Set up an attribute to retrieve from a call participant and branches the flow based on the result. 
Analyzes information about a call and branches the flow based on the result. 
Configures a dialog box that autonomously appears on an agent’s workstation with information about the call. This information is derived from pre-defined scripts, but may require variable configuration in Architect when added to the flow.
Assign values to flow or task level variables.
Use Dial By Extension to set up functionality that allows the caller to dial and be transferred to a specific extension. 
Provide an exit path for the task sequence
Allow callers to select the desired language in which to hear prompts.
Make the process branch, depending on whether or not a condition is true. 
Specifies the path a flow takes depending on what, if any, pre-defined constraints the call meets.
Direct the process to repeat a series of actions before it goes on to the next action in your design.
Use the Jump to Menu menu action to give callers the option of transferring immediately to a designated menu. Use the Previous menu action to give callers the option of transferring to the previous menu.
Direct the process to a complete task previously configured in the Reusable Tasks area.
Add a transfer action to transfer a caller into queuing system, directly to a Genesys Cloud user, to an external number, or to another flow.
This action sets up the audio prompt and prompt behavior the caller experiences when waiting in a queue. This action is only available for in-queue flows.
Use this action allows agents to select the desired wrap-up code in which to assign to the call. 
When you create a task sequence in the task editor, the task must always have an end result.