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HomeSalesforce Lightning Experience Note: This article applies to Genesys Cloud for Salesforce.You can use Genesys Cloud for Salesforce with Salesforce Classic or Lightning Experience. The managed package that you download from the App Exchange includes two definition files: one for Salesforce Classic and one for Lightning Experience. You can associate your Salesforce user with either definition file, but not both simultaneously.Tip: For a better overall experience and additional functionality with Genesys Cloud for Salesforce, use Lightning apps with console navigation.Lightning apps setupTo use Genesys Cloud for Salesforce with Lightning Experience, set up your Lightning apps to use the Salesforce softphone. In Lightning Experience, click Gear in the top toolbar. Click Setup. Search for App Manager. Under Apps, click App Manager. Either edit an existing Lightning app by clicking Arrow and Edit), or create a Lightning app by clicking New Lightning App. Under App Setting, click Utility Items. Click Add Utility Item. Select Open CTI Softphone. Leave the default settings and click Save.For more information, see Add a Utility Bar to Lightning Apps in the Salesforce documentation.Lightning Experience limitationsLightning Experience in Genesys Cloud for Salesforce depends on the robustness of the Lightning Experience functionality. Currently, Lightning Experience has a few limitations with CTI that Salesforce Classic does not. Interaction attributesLightning Experience does not allow Genesys Cloud for Salesforce to save interaction attributes to fields that the Salesforce user does not have access to. For example, you configure Genesys Cloud for Salesforce to save the queue name to a custom field but do not make the custom field visible to agents. As a result, Salesforce does not save the queue name to the custom field in reports.Note: In Lightning Experience, agents must have write access to fields that are used in Activity Field Mapping. For more information, see Map interaction attributes. Screen

Genesys Mixer Synthesis quickly explores a variety of practical mixer circuits, so that RF circuit and system designers of all skill levels can start with a working topology, tuned to their frequency plan. Other Genesys capabilities can then be used to extend the mixer performance, consider novel design approaches, and make the design more manufacturable by analyzing sensitivity to component tolerances.Genesys Mixer Synthesis is best used in conjunction with the Harbec harmonic balance nonlinear circuit simulator. It provides a series of starting application templates for synthesizing 11 different mixer topologies. Designers use the synthesis results as the basis for realizing designs using commercial devices, substrates, and physical model sets. Mixer Synthesis also makes a good technology evaluation tool, comparing the strengths and weaknesses of various mixer topologies with regard to conversion gain, image rejection, and other performance parameters.Product Features11 topologies, including BJTs, FETs, and passive diodesProvides insights into the theory of operation, applicable frequency range, and performance tradeoffsThis powerful synthesis capability is available in the following Genesys bundles:W1322BP Genesys Core, Synthesis BundleW1324BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit BundleW1325BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, EM BundleW1326BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, System BundleW1327BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, EM BundleW1328BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, System, EM BundleW1336BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, System, Modulated RF BundleW1338BP Genesys Core, Synthesis, Circuit, System, Modulated RF, EM Bundle

Q: Does my Genesys Platform support home / remote users?A: Yes. All Genesys systems support home/remote agents, including Genesys (PureEngage), PureConnect and Genesys Cloud (PureCloud).Q: What level of functionality will my users have while working remotely?A: Voice can be provided for remote users with minimal configuration and rapid availability.To learn about more options, see the Genesys Remote Workers Solution Overview.Q: What are the minimum technical requirements for basic functionality?A: If your agents have voice endpoints (landline, mobile) at their remote location, they can be configured to service voice calls using remote agent voice Functionality. If your agents also have a personal computer and internet connection, they can gain access to the contact center on your corporate network in a variety of ways.To learn about more options, see the Genesys Remote Workers Solution Overview.Q: Can I use the web version of client applications if I have not deployed all the needed Genesys components?A: Yes. If you have a cloud system, client applications are natively accessible through the web. If you have a premises-based system, please contact your local Genesys representative or Customer Care, who will be able to assist.Q: How do I validate that my network will ensure that my agents can work efficiently in a remote scenario?A: Genesys can help verify your Network Topology and provide consultation on best practices, required bandwidth for your network (LAN/WAN), security requirements and data privacy.Q: If I enable basic functionality, what kind of phones can my remote users utilize?A: Genesys voice will work with every phone even over PSTN (IP phone/mobile/landline). If your system supports WebRTC, it will work with the browser.Q: If my users work remotely, do they require additional Genesys licensing?A: Additional licenses are not required to work remotely. If you are experiencing an increase in customer interactions, we do have a Temporary Licensing Program that can assist you during this time. Please contact your Genesys representative who can advise you on available options.Q: Can I setup and configure remote agents myself, or do I need to engage Genesys?A: Genesys voice requires minimal configuration and can be enabled using your own internal