ProjectFlow is a powerful tool for viewing and managing your project's outcomes. This article introduces the tool and describes how to navigate it.
Opening ProjectFlow
To view the ProjectFlow for a project, in your Admin account:
- Go to the Projects page.
- Go to the Project list subpage.
- If necessary, search for the project you wish to edit.
- Click the three dots to the right of the project.
- Click the ProjectFlow option.
Navigating ProjectFlow
You will always see at least one project box, at the top of the ProjectFlow. You may see more, for example if an action moves a contact to a contact list associated with a different project.
The project's outcomes are listed at the top of the ProjectFlow, directly under the name of the project. ProjectFlow will show all global outcomes first, then any project specific outcomes, finally, the outcomes for Busy and Unanswered calls.
Not all outcomes have actions associated with them. If an outcome does have actions, each will be shown in a separate box under that outcome.
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Zooming and panning
By default, ProjectFlow opens at a zoom level that fits all the project's outcomes on screen. Depending on the number of outcomes you have, and the number of actions each has, you will likely want to zoom, or move around the view.
- Click the
button in the bottom left toolbar to zoom in, or the
button to zoom out. Alternatively, use the scroll wheel on your mouse.
- Click the
button in the bottom left toolbar to return to the default zoom.
To move around your outcomes:
- Click on any empty space in the chart and drag to move around.
Adding new outcomes
The project's outcomes are listed at the top of the ProjectFlow, directly under the name of the project. There are two circles with + buttons at the top level.
- The first, appearing to the left of the Busy outcome, allows you to add a new project specific outcome for an answered call.
- The second, appearing to the far right of all other outcomes, allows you to add a new range for unanswered calls.
To add a new outcome for answered calls:
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To add a new outcome for a range of unanswered calls:
By default, the new range will begin from the next consecutive unanswered call after your existing ranges.
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Adding new actions
To add an action to an outcome:
The order you add actions in does not matter to ProjectFlow, but it can make it easier to read if you are consistent when adding actions. For example if you are going to use the Set outbound number action for an outcome, you might consider always making that the first action. An outcome may only have one of each action type. |
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The following actions are available (note that not all actions are available for unanswered call outcomes):
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- Set outbound number. Select the number to be used the next time the contact is called. This can be the same number as for the current call, or any specific number associated with the current project. If your outcome does not include this action, or if the number you select is no longer available for any reason, the outbound number for the next call will follow the project's settings.
- Set waiting period. Define a period during which the automatic calling will not call that contact, either on the number used for this call, or all of the contact's numbers.
- Set calling time restriction. Define the time of day the next call can be made.
- Create order. Attaches an empty order to this call for reporting purposes.
- Move contact. Select a contact list for the contact to move to. If that contact list is associated with a different project, the contact will now be handled by it instead.
For more information about the settings for individual actions, see Outcomes - Creating and editing outcomes.
Deleting actions or outcomes
To remove an action attached to an outcome:
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To remove a project specific outcome, or an outcome for a range of unanswered calls:
This will also delete all actions for that outcome. |
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You cannot delete a global outcome from the project flow, but you can hide it, making it unavailable to agents.
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The outcome will show as Hidden in ProjectFlow, and can be restored by clicking the |
See ProjectFlow in action
Watch this video from the LeadDesk YouTube channel.