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Web Connect

Overview

IPscape offers numerous options for connectivity to establish a voice path for an agent.

Modernise your contact centre with IPscape’s Web Connect which facilitates calls directly through the web browser without the need for a soft-phone, desk phone, or plug-ins.

Web Connect can be used to login for all instances of IPscape through the Agent toolbar or through your CRM using the CTI adaptor.

1. Requirements

  • Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Edge Browsers (latest 3 versions) 

  • 100kbps bandwidth per connected workstation. To check your network, click here to run a speed test for your current device or workstation.

2. Receiving Inbound Calls on a Non-Persistent Connection

A call will be heard through your computer (please check your volume settings) and you will receive an Inbound Call notification as a pop-up in your browser. 

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  • Click once on the notification to Answer 

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  • The call will connect, and a toaster notification saying “Voice Connected” will appear on the screen.

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3. Using the Number Pad to send DTMF tones

  • Select the number pad icon on the right of the Enter phone number input, enter the number, select a campaign, and click Call now

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Web Connect Troubleshooting

  • If the voice path has been lost a Voice Disconnected alert will display briefly at the top of the toolbar and Connect Voice will appear in orange next to the voice queue.

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  • To re-establish the voice path, click Connect Voice and connect by your preferred connection mode

Capture browser network logs

Generating a HAR (HTTP Archive) file can help analyze and troubleshoot web performance issues.

HAR (HTTP Archive) files are a JSON formatted archive file of a web browser’s interaction with a web application. HAR files provide a detailed snapshot of every request, including headers, cookies, and other types of data sent to a web server by the browser. This makes them an invaluable resource to troubleshoot web application issues especially for complex, layered web applications. 

HAR files contain:

  • Complete Request and Response Headers: Every piece of data sent and received, including method types (GET, POST, etc.), status codes, URLs, cookies, and more. 

  • Payload Content: Details of what was exchanged between the client (User) and server, which can be essential for diagnosing issues related to data submission or retrieval. 

  • Timing Information: Precise timing breakdowns of each phase – from DNS lookup, connection time, SSL handshake, to content download – giving insight into performance bottlenecks.

Microsoft Edge

See detailed instructions in Inspect network activity in Microsoft Edge DevTools  on the Microsoft website. 

  1. From the Web Connect tab, open the Developer Tools using one of the methods below

    1. From the menu (Menu > More Tools > Developer tools)

    2. By pressing Ctrl + Shift + " I "

    3. Right-click on the page and select Inspect.

  2. Open the Network tab. 

    1. Look for a round button at the top left of the Network tab. Make sure it's red. If it's grey, click it once to start recording. 

    2. Turn on "Preserve log"

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  3. Reload the page to start recording the network requests and reproduce the issue. 

  4. Save the capture by the export icon (down arrow) ****

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There is a known issue with the export in this method where it will produce a blank file (eg, file size is 0KB). If this happens, please see below for workaround

  • Save the capture by right-clicking on an item in the grid and selecting ‘Copy all as HAR… (choose from either sanitised or with all data)’

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  • Copy this to Notepad or Word and save the file to share with ipSCAPE support. 

Google Chrome

  1. From the Web Connect tab, open the Developer Tools using one of the methods below

    1. From the menu (Menu > More Tools > Developer tools)

    2. By pressing Ctrl + Shift + " I "

    3. Right-click on the page and select Inspect.

  2. Open the Network tab.

    1. Look for a round button at the top left of the Network tab. Make sure it's red. If it's grey, click it once to start recording.

    2. Turn on "Preserve log"

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  3. Reload the page to start recording the network requests and reproduce the issue. 

  4. Save the HAR File:

    1. Save the capture by the export icon

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    2. Right-click on any network request and select “Copy > Copy all as HAR… (choose from either sanitised or with all data)”.

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  5. Save the copied information to Notepad or Word to share with ipSCAPE support.