GCP-GCX Exam Dumps : Genesys Cloud CX Certified Professional - Consolidated Exam

Full Access, Read-Only, and Contributor are three access level permission types for workspace (Documents > Workspace) membership in Genesys Cloud CX Collaborate. Workspace is a feature that allows users to create and manage documents in Genesys Cloud CX Collaborate. Workspace provides various features and functions for users to create, edit, share, organize, and search documents within an organization. Users can have different access level permissions for workspace membership based on their roles and needs. The access level permissions for workspace membership are:

• Full Access: Users can create, edit, delete, share, move, copy, tag, download, upload, and view any document in the workspace.
• Read-Only: Users can only view documents in the workspace. They cannot create, edit, delete, share, move, copy, tag, download, or upload any document in the workspace.
• Contributor: Users can create new documents in the workspace and edit or delete their own documents. They can also share, move, copy, tag, download, upload, and view any document in the workspace.

Some other access level permission types for workspace membership are Owner and Collaborator. References:

The Agent Login-Logout Details Report is a report that would help you view an agent’s time on breaks and login/logout details. This report shows various metrics related to agent availability and activity, such as total login time, total logout time, total break time, break reason codes, etc. This report can help you monitor agent productivity and adherence.References:

A maximum of 100 agents can be added to a single Management Unit is not a true statement regarding Management Units in Genesys Cloud CX Workforce Management. A Management Unit is a logical grouping of agents who handle similar types of interactions in Workforce Management. A Management Unit can have various settings configured to define its behavior and performance, such as time zone, service level target, shrinkage percentage, etc. There is no limit on the number of agents that can be added to a single Management Unit.References: