Rules-Based Screen Capture

Virtual Observer Screen Capture allows your users to see a synchronized playback of the recorded screen activity along with the audio, in essence re-enacting the interaction and enabling a greater range of quality optimization opportunities.

In the past, Virtual Observer offered this feature as either a snapshot by snapshot rendering, or as live video recording, available as a selective screen recording option. Today there are many more ways to achieve fully integrated screen capture, including the ability to fully customize your configuration according to your business requirements.

With Virtual Observer's Rules-Based Screen Capture feature, your organization can dictate how many screens are recorded and retained based on your own internal goals.

Examples of the rules you can use:

- Record a percentage of screens from inbound calls handled by agent X
- Record a percentage of screens from all recorded calls
- Record a percentage of screens from calls from customer x
- Record screens based on agent skill set
- Record screens based on call type
- Record screens based on ANI
- Record screens based on DNIS
- Record all outbound calls with screens
- Record all calls with screens
- Record only screens (no audio) on-demand
- Record only screens (no audio) using a schedule

Many organizations allow their users to use multiple monitors to give them more desktop real estate. Virtual Observer Rules-Based Screen Capture supports multiple monitor environments.

Customers can also leverage VO Live, an included feature, offers an alternative way to optimize desktop activity. VO Live allows the supervisors to view thumbnails of all agent desktops in real-time. Supervisors can then select a thumbnail to enlarge to full screen, initiate a chat session with an agent, or take control of an agent pc in order to provide assistance in using applications. Used in conjunction with rules-based screen capture, VO Live can identify employees who might benefit by having their desktop activity recorded for evaluation.