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Overview of macros

In the customer service industry, agents have to click often to perform simple tasks, such as open a form, fill, and save it, and many repetitive and monotonous actions, such as greet a customer, verify a customer, send acknowledgment mail, and take notes. These clicks and repetitive tasks can lead to human errors while agents copy and paste the data across different operations.

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Macros help address these challenges by helping users perform daily operations in a faster, more efficient, and process-compliant manner. Macros are a set of sequential actions that are performed by a user. You can reuse macros with different sessions based on the context parameters that are specific to the session.

The value propositions of the macros are as follows:

  • Automate repetitive and monotonous tasks with a single click.

  • Minimize human errors.

  • Adhere to business processes.

  • Lower average handling time.

  • Improve customer satisfaction.

  • Create contextual and reusable macros.

The macros in Omnichannel for Customer Service have the following:

Prerequisites

  • Install Dynamics 365 Productivity Tools solution.

  • Ensure that you have the Productivity tools administrator security role. To learn more, see Assign roles and enable users.

  • Ensure that agents and supervisors are assigned the Productivity tools user security role. To learn more, see Assign roles and enable users.

Predefined automation actions

In Customer Service, macros provide three connectors:

  • Productivity automation: Provides actions to perform model-driven app operations.

  • Session connector: Provides actions to perform session-related operations.

  • Omnichannel connector: Provides actions to perform Omnichannel for Customer Service–related operations.

Productivity automation

As an administrator, you can use the actions any number of times across different macros to automate and perform model-driven app operations.

The following screenshot shows the actions that are explained in the subsequent sections.

Open a new form to create a record

This action is used to open a new form to create a record. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to open.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity form IDSpecify the form ID.
This is an optional field.
Attribute NameSpecify the attribute logical name. You need to provide the attribute name to prepopulate the field with a value.
Attribute ValueSpecify the attribute value. You need to provide the attribute value to prepopulate the attribute field.

Open an existing record

This action is used to open an existing record form. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to open.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity record IDSpecify the entity record ID.
This is a mandatory field.
Entity form IDSpecify the form ID.
This is an optional field.

Open a record grid

This action is used to open a record grid. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity for which you want to open the grid.
This is a mandatory field.
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View IDSpecify the ID of the view that you want to open.
This is a mandatory field.
View typeSpecify the view type.
This is a mandatory field.

Search the knowledge base for the populated phrase

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This action is used for searching knowledge articles based on the populated phrase. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Search stringProvide the phrase based on which you want to search for knowledge articles. You can provide the context data. For example, the context data parameter can be a case title.

Do a relevance search based on the phrase

This action is used for searching knowledge articles based on the populated phrase. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Search stringProvide the phrase based on which you want to do a relevance search. You can provide the context data. For example, the context data parameter can be a case title.
This is a mandatory field.

Update an existing record

This action is used to update an existing record. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to update.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity record IDSpecify the entity record ID.
This is a mandatory field.
Attribute NameSpecify the attribute logical name you want to update.
Attribute ValueSpecify the attribute value that will be updated for the above-mentioned attribute.

Open an email form with predefined template

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This action is used to open an email with a predefined template. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity record IDSpecify the entity record ID.
This is a mandatory field.
Email recipientsSpecify the recipients to whom you want the mail to be sent.
This is a mandatory field.
Template IDSpecify the ID of the template that must displayed in the email.
This is a mandatory field.
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Resolve a case

This action is used to resolve a case. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Billable timeSpecify the time that is billable.
This is a mandatory field.
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Incident IDSpecify the ID of the case that you want to close.
This is a mandatory field.
ResolutionSpecify the reason to resolve the case.
This is a mandatory field.

Autofill form fields

This action is used for updating the form attribute (field). The action updates the attribute of a form if that form is currently in focus and has the same entity type as mentioned in action. If the action is run for any other entity, then the action will fail. Also, the action only updates the field and doesn't save the record. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to update.
This is a mandatory field.
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Clone current record

This action is used for cloning an existing record that is open in the current tab. The action only copies the fields and does not save the record. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Record titleSpecify the title of the record that you want to clone.
This is a mandatory field.

Open knowledge base article

This action is used to open the knowledge base article. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity record IDSpecify the entity ID of the knowledge base article that you want to open.
This is a mandatory field.

Save the record

This action is used for saving the record after you've entered data in all the mandatory fields. The action fails if the mandatory fields aren't entered or are left blank.

Clone input record

This action is used for cloning an existing record. The action only copies the fields and does not save the record. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to clone.
This is a mandatory field.
Entity record IDSpecify the ID of the entity record.
This is a mandatory field.
Record titleSpecify the record title.

Session connector

As an administrator, you can use the actions any number of times across different macros to automate and perform operations related to a session in Omnichannel for Customer Service.

Note

Macro actions for the session connector can't be used in Customer Service workspace.

Open application tab

This action is used to open the specified application in a new tab with the attributes that you define. The action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Page typeSpecify the application type to be opened. More information: Application types
This is a mandatory field.
Application Template IDSpecify the ID of the application template.
This is a mandatory field.
Attribute NameSpecify the attribute logical name you want to update.
Attribute ValueSpecify the attribute value that will be updated for the above-mentioned attribute.

Refresh the tab

This action is used to refresh a tab in the Omnichannel for Customer Service session. This action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Tab IDSpecify the ID of the tab that you want to refresh.
This is a mandatory field.

Focus on the tab

This action is used to focus on a tab in the Omnichannel for Customer Service session. This action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Tab IDSpecify the ID of the tab that you want to give focus to.
This is a mandatory field.

Get the current tab

This action is used to get the details of the current tab in Omnichannel for Customer Service. The get current tab action retrieves the Tab ID that could be used in the Refresh tab and Focus tab actions.

Omnichannel connector

As an administrator, you can use the actions any number of times across different macros to automate and perform operations related to Omnichannel for Customer Service.

Note

Macro actions for the Omnichannel connector can't be used in Customer Service workspace.

Send KB article in chat

This action is used to paste a knowledge base article in the conversation chat window. It must be used with the Search knowledge base for the populated phrase action. The action contains the following field.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity record IDSpecify the ID of the entity record.
This is a mandatory field.

Link record to the conversation

This action is used to link a record to the conversation when the customer is communicating with the agent in the Omnichannel for Customer Service session. This action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity Logical NameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to link.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity record idSpecify the entity record ID of the entity that you want to link.
This is a mandatory field.
Entity primary NameSpecify the primary name of the entity that you want to link.
This is a mandatory field.

Unlink record from the conversation

This action is used to unlink a record from the conversation when the customer is communicating with the agent in the Omnichannel for Customer Service session. This action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity Logical NameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to unlink.
This is a mandatory field.
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Entity record idSpecify the entity record ID of the entity that you want to unlink.
This is a mandatory field.
Entity primary NameSpecify the primary name of the entity that you want to unlink.
This is a mandatory field.

Flow connector

As an administrator, you can use the actions any number of times across different macros to automate and perform operations related to Omnichannel for Customer Service and Customer Service workspace.

Run Flow

This action is used to trigger Power Automate flows using macros in agent scripts. This action contains the following fields.

FieldDescriptionParameter
Entity logical nameSpecify the logical name of the entity that you want to link. This is a mandatory field. Any Microsoft Dataverse entity, such as Account, can be used based on business needs.account
Entity record idSpecify the entity record ID of the entity that you want to link. This is a mandatory field. Ids or slugs, such as {customerRecordId}, can be used. While this field is labeled as entity record id, any value to be processed can be passed. While the field is required, values do not have to be functional unless required for the flow logic.{customerRecordId}
Select flowSpecify or select the Power Automate flow to be run by this action. Requires instant cloud flows with When a record is selected flow triggers. Existing flows with proper permissions will be detected and displayed in the drop-down list.

Power Automate flow permissions

Referenced flows require valid connection and run permissions for the Omnichannel for Customer Service and Customer Service workspace tenant and agents that run the flow from within agent scripts.

When you run the Run flow action, flows are run within the embedded flow widget on Omnichannel for Customer Service.

Built-in

The Built-in control allows you to run a macro action step based on the conditions. The Built-in category connector has a Condition action.

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To use the Built-in category, you first need to have a trigger (predefined automation actions). That is, select a predefined automation action first, and before or after a step, you can define the condition. You can also create nested conditions as per your requirements.

Using the View run history option for a particular macro, you can see the condition that was run and whether it succeeded.

For example, you want to open a new form and save it after entering the fields. If the Product field in the form has Surface as the value, evaluate it as true and then perform the knowledge base article search with the search phrase as Surface. If it is evaluated as false, don't perform any further actions.

Use the automation dictionary to pass macro context data parameters

Macros are a set of configured actions that are run on demand by users. As an administrator, you need to configure the actions that a macro must perform. To configure the actions, you need to provide certain data parameters keys. When an agent runs the macro, these data parameters keys are replaced by contextual values.

To learn about the slugs for productivity tools, see Slugs.

To learn more, see Use automation dictionary to pass data parameter keys.

Create a macro

  1. Sign in to Power Apps, and go to the app profile manager page.

  2. In the left pane, under Productivity, select Agent scripts. The Unified Interface page opens on a new tab.

  3. On the page that appears, select New.

  4. On the Create macros page, specify the following.

    FieldDescriptionExample value
    NameProvide a name to the macro. The name is displayed to the agent at runtime.Create case
    DescriptionDescribe the purpose of the macro. The description is displayed to the agent at runtime.This macro action is used to create a case.
  5. Select Start macro execution, and then select New step.

  6. Select a connector from the list. The following connectors are available:

  7. Select an action from the list of actions. You can add as many actions as you need, based on your business requirements.

    If you select Productivity Automation, you'll see the following actions.

    PurposeAction name
    Open a new form to create a recordCreate new
    Open an existing formOpen form
    Open a record gridOpen grid
    Search the knowledge base for the populated phraseSearch knowledge articles
    Do a relevance search based on the phraseSearch
    Update an existing recordUpdate record
    Open an email form with predefined templateOpen email
    Resolve a caseResolve case

    For example, select Open a new form to create a record, and the step appears. To learn more, see Productivity automation.

    If you select Session connector, you'll see the following actions.

    PurposeAction name
    Refresh the application tabRefresh tab
    Focus on a particular application tab from another application tabFocus tab
    Get the details of the current application tabGet current tab

    To learn more, see Session connector.

    If you select Omnichannel connector, you'll see the following actions.

    PurposeAction name
    Link a record to the conversation while interacting with the customerLink record to the conversation
    Unlink a record from the conversation while interacting with the customerUnlink record from the conversation

    To learn more, see Omnichannel connector.

    Note

    Omnichannel connector is not available in Customer Service workspace.

  8. Specify the values in the fields. To learn how to specify the values, see Use automation dictionary to pass data parameters keys.

    If you selected Open a new form to create a record, you can select Show advanced options to add the attributes and values you want. If required, you can select + Add new item to add more attributes.

  9. After you add an action step, to define conditions, select the Built-in tab, and select Control.

  10. Select Condition to define the conditions. The condition has If true or If false. Define the condition as per your requirement.

  11. To add another action step, repeat step 7 and optionally step 8.

  12. Select Save and close.

Now, when the agent runs the macro, the actions will be run by fetching the data parameter keys according to the context available from the sources. To learn more, see Use automation dictionary to pass data parameters keys.

View macro run history

As an administrator, you can view the macro run history, which shows how many times a macro has been run, along with the success or fail status. When you select a macro that failed, you can view the exact action step at which the failure occurred.

  1. In the site map of Omnichannel admin center, select Agent experience under Advanced settings, and then select Manage for Macros. If you're using the Omnichannel Administration app, under Agent Experience, select Macros.

  2. Select the macro for which you want to view the history.

  3. Select View run history.

  4. Select the macro that failed from the list.

  5. See the macro action step that caused the failure. Review the previous step for any issue in the slug data parameters that might've been passed incorrectly or slug data parameters that were updated incorrectly.

    For example, when you select on the Open a new form to create a record step, select Show more, and you can view that the mandatory fields don't have values, which are mandatory to save the record. Due to this reason, the macro run failed at the Save the record step.

  6. Fix the macro step action that you think might have caused the failure, and then try running it again. For example, since the values are not resolved, go to the macro designer and then check on the slugs, and then try running the macro again.

Note

If the issue persists, contact Microsoft support.

See also

Use automation dictionary to pass data parameters keys
Agent scriptsSmart Assist