Manage Filters

Filters to help you find recordings on the Recorded Interactions page . There are two kinds of filters: quick filters and custom filters. Quick filters are made using commonly used filter criteria, such as agent or date. Custom filters allow you to create your own filters using multiple parameters, and you can save them to reuse.

When you use a filter, the results show you only recordings that you have permission to access.

If your organization uses custom terminology settings, the labels for any or all of the column headings and fields will match those settings.

Use Quick Filters

  1. On the Recorded Interactions page, click one of the quick filters in the menu on the left side of the page.
  2. Click one of the options in the expanded menu for the filter you clicked.
  3. You can click a different quick filter to apply an additional filter.
  4. You can remove a previously-applied filter by clicking the name of the filter in the filter bar above the Recorded Interactions

Create a Custom  Filter

You can create a new filter from scratch, or you can copy an existing filter and make changes, then save it as a new filter.

  1. Click Filter in the filter bar at the top of the Recorded Interactions list.
  2. Set the criteria and choose an operator for each criterion to filter the interactions you want to display.
  3. You can click Save as My Filter, enter a name for the filter, select whether the filter will be Public or Private, and click OK.
  4. To use the filter now, click Apply.

Use a Custom Filter

If you have saved custom filters, you can use them anytime you want to find that kind of recordings:

  1. Click My Filters in the quick filter menu on the left side of the Recorded Interactions page, then click Private Filters or Public Filters to open the appropriate group of filters.
  2. Click Apply next to the filter you want to apply to the available recordings.

Set Your Default Filter

You can set a saved filter as your default filter so that the Recorded Interactions page opens with that filter in place. The default filter is an individual setting; other users can set different default filters.

  1. In the NICE Uptivity Web Portal, click Interactions List.
  2. Click My Filters in the quick filter menu on the left side of the page, then click Private Filters or Public Filters to open the appropriate group of filters.
  3. Click Default next to the filter you want as your default.

Manage Saved Filters

You can copy an existing filter to create a new one, or edit an existing filter.

  1. Click My Filters in the quick filter menu on the left side of the page, then click Private Filters or Public Filters to open the appropriate group of filters.
  2. Click Edit next to the filter you want to edit or copy.
  3. Revise the filter settings and criteria.
  4. Click Save As My Filter.
  5. To save this as a new filter, enter a name. Uptivity then saves it as a new filter and leaves the original filter unchanged. If you do not provide a new name, Uptivity overwrites the existing filter and changes the Owner to show your username.
  6. You can select whether the filter will be Public or Private. The default status is Private. If the filter you are editing was a Public filter, and you want it to remain public, you must select Public again.
  7. Click OK.

Filter with the Tag Cloud

Required Permission — Allow Analytics View

If your organization uses NICE Uptivity Speech Analytics, the Tag Cloud quick filter is available on the Recorded Interactions page. It sorts call recordings by the tag groups assigned when the speech analytics engine reviewed the recording.

  1. Click Tag Cloud on the Recorded Interactions page.
  2. Click a tag once to display all recordings that match the tag. The selected tag moves to the top left corner of the Tag Cloud menu.
  3. Click additional tags to refine your filter and open the Multiple Tags selector.
  4. To remove Tag Cloud filters, click the X next to an individual tag to remove that tag or click the X next to Tag in the filter bar to remove all tags.