Card Trigger

The Card Trigger is always the first component in a flow. It signifies the beginning of the flow execution and activates when a card is loaded and presented to the user (default exit).

Additionally, this component can initiate the flow's execution in response to Talkdesk events. This means that whenever a particular event occurs, the card will automatically re-trigger the flow.

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This component is mandatory and is always included in a flow.

To configure this component, follow these steps:

1 - Double-click the Card Trigger component to open the configuration panel (Figure 1 - 1).

2 - Enter the component name (required field; Figure 1 - 2).

3 - Optionally, select the desired Talkdesk Event type to monitor (Figure 1 - 3). More about these events below.

3.1 - Choose the variables to track (Figure 1 - 4).

4 - Finally, click Save (Figure 1 - 5).

Figure 1 - Function component settings

Figure 1 - Configuration panel for the Card Trigger component

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The default exit represents the initial execution of the flow and is triggered when the card is first loaded on the user's screen.

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Conflict

Beware that using Event Triggers both for cards and the canvas where those cards are displayed might result in a conflict.

Available Talkdesk Events

When a context variable changes

This event occurs every time a variable changes. When this specific event happens, a new field will appear (Figure 1 - 4). Select all the variables you want to monitor.

When a call is initiated

This event is emitted when a contact initiates a call to Talkdesk, just before it starts ringing.

When a call is answered

This event is emitted when an agent answers a call.

When a call is finished

This event is emitted when an answered call ends, either because the agent closed the call or the contact hung up.

When a digital interaction is assigned

This event is emitted when an interaction is assigned.

When an outbound call is answered

This event is emitted when the interaction is answered by an agent when the contact was initially dialed, or vice versa.

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Troubleshooting

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