The content in this article is appropriate for: Supervisors and Administrators
Step-by-step instructions for adding a script wrapper to a voice campaign.* A script wrapper (or wrapper script) connects a script (Guided Interaction) to a campaign.
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Click the Scripts tab in the top right
Click New Script
On the Create a New Script page:
Script Name: [defaults to Program Name Script] Adding "OB" to the end of the default name preserves the program name and indicates it is the wrapper for the outbound campaign
Script Description: [defaults to Program Name Script, adding an extended description is optional]
Script Class: [defaults to ScriptName_v1]
*This field must not contain any spaces, it is advised that after typing the script name, to click inside this text box and allow the name to auto-generate.
Click Continue to go to the Script Details page
(Script Details are OK as-is)Click the Slides tab
Click Edit
By default, the DID Group Lookup slide will be present
Click Delete to remove it
Click and drag SingleComm Script from the left-hand column to the blank area on the right
*This way, instead of looking at the script assignment from the DID (Number) Group for the correct script to pop, you are assigning it a script directly because OB campaigns do not have a DID Group.Click Save Changes
Click to Edit the SingleComm Script
On the Script Slide Item Editor:
Label: can be left as-is
CSS Class(es): can be left blank
SingleComm Integration: click the dropdown and select the name of your scripting cluster (location of your Guided Interactions)
Deployment: click the dropdown and select the name of the workflow you are using
Parameter: click button to add a new parameters and value (optional)
Click Apply to save and close the pop-up
Click the Save Changes button again
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Update to save
Click the Compile tab
Click Re-compile
Scroll down and click Update to save
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On the Program Management page, click the Scripts tab in the top right
A script placeholder with the same name as your Program will appear in the Scripts list:Click the "0" under the Campaigns column
This will display all of the campaigns currently in the program:
Find the IB campaign you are configuring and enable All DIDs by clicking the checkbox:
Click the Scripts tab in the top right
You will now see that it has one campaign assigned to it:
For details on the next step, Assigning Attributes and Agents, click here.