I accidentally deleted the Default Demo Flow in my Zoom Contact Center and would like to restore it or download a copy. I want to explore and test the default setup before making any customizations.

Is there a way to re-import the original demo flow, or could someone share the default JSON export?

Any guidance on restoring default flows or best practices for starting over would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you!

We have a voice queue and an email queue.  When in the wrap up status for the email queue, agents are being fed new engagements.  Is this how it is supposed to work? Is there a way to set it up so that they are not receiving new engagements until that wrap up time has ended?  FYI-their status is not changing to show "Wrapping Up" either.

Is it possible for one Agent to call another Agent in ZCC?.  When making a 'New Voice Call' the 'Contact Center Contact' list isn't available to select an Agent from.  This contact list is available when transferring calls.  Any help appreciated

We are testing the use of Evaluations and Calibrations and I think I broadly understand how these features behave.  What I'm missing is the process/actions possible post one or more Calibrations of an Evaluation.

If there is a material difference between an Evaluation and a Calibration(s) how is this highlighted?  What actions could this trigger or is this just reported and actions need to be taken offline (e.g. discuss differences with Evaluator to ensure more consistent assessment going forwards / Replacement of original Evaluation with a new one)?

Am I missing features that perhaps:

• Provide feedback to the original Evaluator
• Automatically adjust the original Evaluation Score
• etc.

Any advice/tips on the practical use of Calibrations would be appreciated.  Thanks!

Hello, We have a somewhat unique ZCX customer use case.  During normal business hours a restaurant chain might call this customer and request some new food orders (bulk food supplies).  However, some businesses are focused on late-night or after-hours such as bars or or other food and entertainment venues and need to perform fast paced tasks with this vendor out of band.  One of these customers might call into the Zoom contact center and place an entire bulk order over voicemail, sometimes dozens of items or part numbers etc. These voicemails, while probably 2% of cases, exceed the 5 minute limit imposed by Zoom contact center for inboxes. Can we get this limit bumped up to 10 minutes for individual voicemails?