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Which option describes the steps to configure a non-global Not Ready code for a Cisco Unified ICM team using Contact Center Enterprise solution with Cisco Finesse?
The correct answer is B. Add team in ICM, add Not Ready reason code in Cisco Finesse (uncheck "Global?" check box), add reason code to team in Cisco Finesse. Option B is correct because configuring a non-global Not Ready reason code in CCE with Finesse requires three distinct steps in the right order and right tool: the team must first exist in ICM (the authoritative source for team definitions), the reason code must be created in…
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- AAdd Not Ready reason code in Cisco Finesse (uncheck "Global?" check box), add reason code to team.
- BAdd team in ICM, add Not Ready reason code in Cisco Finesse (uncheck "Global?" check box), add reason code to team in Cisco Finesse.
- CAdd team in ICM, add Not Ready reason code in Cisco Finesse, add reason code to team in Cisco Finesse.
- DAdd team in ICM, add Not Ready reason code in ICM, add reason code to team in Cisco Finesse.
How the community answered
(58 responses)- A12% (7)
- B79% (46)
- C3% (2)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Option B is correct because configuring a non-global Not Ready reason code in CCE with Finesse requires three distinct steps in the right order and right tool: the team must first exist in ICM (the authoritative source for team definitions), the reason code must be created in Finesse with "Global?" unchecked (making it team-scoped rather than system-wide), and then that reason code must be explicitly assigned to the team within Finesse.
Why the distractors fail:
- A skips creating the team in ICM first - you can't assign a reason code to a team that hasn't been defined in ICM yet.
- C omits unchecking "Global?" - without that step, the reason code would apply to all teams, defeating the purpose of a non-global code.
- D places reason code creation in ICM rather than Finesse - Not Ready reason codes are managed in the Finesse Admin interface, not directly in ICM.
Memory tip: Use the phrase "ICM owns teams, Finesse owns codes" - build the team in ICM, build the code in Finesse (uncheck Global!), then marry them together in Finesse. The three-step sequence follows create team → create code → connect them, all in the correct tool for each step.
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