Leverage the power of Inya’s AI agents seamlessly within your Cisco Contact Center workflows. Inya integrates with Webex Contact Center through Cisco’s Service App framework. Once set up, you can use Inya’s AI agents inside the Webex Flow Designer to handle customer interactions seamlessly. As an Admin, here’s what you need to do:

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Service App Creation: Admin Flow

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Step 1: Go to Service Apps in Control Hub

  • Sign in to your Webex Control Hub.
  • Navigate to Management → Apps → Service Apps.

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Step 2: Locate the Inya Service App

  • You will see Inya AI Agent listed as a Service App available for your organization.
  • Click on it to review the details and scopes requested.

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Step 3: Authorize the Service App

  • Click Authorize to enable the Inya Service App.
  • This grants the app the required permissions to function within your Webex environment.

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Step 4: Confirmation

  • Once authorized, the Inya team will complete the backend setup.
  • You can now add Inya AI Agents directly in the Cisco Contact Center Flow Designer to manage customer calls and chats.

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After Authorization

  • No further configuration is needed from your side.
  • The Inya team will handle credit setup and ensure that your AI agents are active.
If you face any issues or need more credits, contact us at hello-inya@gnani.site.
That’s it, with just a one-time authorization, your organization can start using Inya AI agents inside Webex Contact Center workflows.

We’ll assist you with:
  • Purchasing and allocating required credits
  • Completing backend setup and Webex deployment
  • Verifying that your Inya agents are active within the Contact Center flow designer

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Summary

By integrating Inya with Webex, you get all the advantages of intelligent, conversational AI embedded straight into your Cisco Contact Center. Just:
  1. Set up via the Webex App Hub
  2. Create your agents within Inya
  3. Contact us at hello-inya@gnani.site for credit setup and activation
  4. Insert your agents into Webex’s flow designer to power customer conversations