Announcing our all new Operata platform release - 'Cadenza'.
We've launched our all new Operata Data Exchange for Amazon Eventbridge!
The data is powerful and correlating it with information from other systems can provide deeper insights into links between technical performance and CX measures such as NPS, CSAT and more.
Operata customers are increasingly utilizing the Operata API to pull data into their own data lakes, where they build custom analytics and dashboards to suit a variety of business needs.
This is asynchronous, often completed in daily batches and requires customer development effort to start ingesting records.
Customers are realizing the potential of Operata data to build powerful event driven applications - such as real-time BI and integrations with 3rd party service monitoring tools or service desk apps.
However, these custom apps can often be complex and require highly-contended or expensive resources to develop and support them.
As part of our 'Cadenza*' release we are launching Operata Data Exchange for Amazon EventBridge.
This exposes the firehose of Operata structured data. It enables customers to automatically receive Operata records immediately upon call completion, pushed to their AWS event bus.
It is then available for consumption immediately by a variety of low or no-code services including AWS apps S3, Lambda, QuickSight, CloudWatch and more.
Operata Data Exchange for AWS EventBridge allows customers to consume Operata data with no custom code in minutes.
To get it, check you have a Operata for Enterprise enabled, then visit Amazon EventBridge Integrations, or find it in your AWS console click Setup and follow the 3 Step Guide. It's that easy!
Key features include:
Operata Data Exchange
No/low-code integration with 3rd party platforms and services.
Bring Operata data to your favorite tools
Liberate your Operata Data for use in other business critical tools.
Out of the box support for AWS QuickSight
Improve CX/AX visibility with a scalable, serverless, embeddable, machine learning-powered business intelligence (BI) service built for the cloud.
WHO IS IT FOR?
EXAMPLE USE CASES
It also allows Operata to quickly help our customers build edge use cases to support bespoke requirements, reducing cost and complexity.
Remote worker Network Performance Alerting
Use Amazon CloudWatch Anomaly Detection to determine normal baselines and surface anomalies affecting your Customer and Agent Experience.
Customer and Agent Experience Reporting & Dashboards
Use Amazon QuickSight to easily create and publish interactive BI dashboards that include Machine Learning-powered insights, or stream data to your Elasticsearch or Splunk instance for operational monitoring & reporting.
Attach context-rich data to Incident & Support tickets
Use AWS Lambda to create incident & support tickets along with all relevant details about the issue when you agent reports them via Operata Agent Messenger.
ABOUT AMAZON EVENTBRIDGE
Amazon EventBridge is a serverless event bus that makes it easier to build event-driven applications at scale using events generated from your applications, integrated Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications such as Operata, and AWS services.
Event buses receive events from a variety of sources and match them to rules in your account. The event bus receives events from different sources such as Operata, AWS services in your account and other accounts and your own custom applications.
HOW TO GET IT
To find out more about Operata and how to configure our latest features, please book a demo.
* In music, a cadenza (from Italian: cadenza [kaˈdɛntsa], meaning cadence. The cadenza provides an opportunity for a composer to write something fun and exciting outside of the structure of the main piece, but also gives the soloist a moment to shine all alone.
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