Queues and groups are both used to organize users within Genesys Cloud CX, but they have different purposes and capabilities. Queues are used to route interactions to agents based on various criteria, such as skills, availability, utilization, etc. Queues can also be used in Architect flows to define routing logic and actions for different types of interactions. Groups are used to manage users and their permissions, such as roles, divisions, etc. Groups cannot be used for routing interactions or in Architect flows. Reference: https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/about-queues/ https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/about-groups/

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. Reference: https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/workspace-overview/ https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/manage-workspace-membership/

Contact lists, campaigns, and dialing modes are three items that need to be configured for an outbound campaign in Genesys Cloud CX. An outbound campaign is a process that initiates outbound interactions to a list of contacts based on various settings and rules. To create an outbound campaign, you need to configure the following items:
Contact lists are files that contain information about the contacts that you want to reach with your outbound campaign, such as name, phone number, email address, etc.
Campaigns are entities that define various aspects of your outbound campaign, such as dialing mode, schedule, retry options, etc.
Dialing modes are methods that determine how Genesys Cloud CX places outbound calls to contacts based on various factors, such as agent availability, contact priority, dialing rate, etc.
Some other items that need to be configured for an outbound campaign are scripts, flows, queues, etc. Reference: https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/about-outbound-campaigns/ https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/create-a-contact-list/ https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/create-a-campaign/ https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/dialing-modes-overview/

Explanation
Phone trunk is the type of trunk that you would configure to connect to AudioCodes phones in Genesys Cloud CX Telephony Admin menu. A trunk is a logical connection that allows voice communication between different systems or networks using various protocols or technologies. A trunk can have various options configured to define its behavior and performance, such as capacity limits, codecs preferences, caller ID settings etc. A phone trunk is a type of trunk that connects AudioCodes phones with Genesys Cloud CX using SIP protocol over TLS transport layer. References: https://help.mypurecloud.com/glossary/trunk/
https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/create-a-phone-trunk/
https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/audiocodes-phone-trunk-settings/

Explanation
A queue report only counts interactions that spent time in the queue, but an agent-based report counts any interactions an agent worked with, an Abandon is an interaction that disconnects before an agent handles it, and each report contains a predefined set of metrics are three true statements about reports in Genesys Cloud CX Performance menu. A report is a tool that allows you to view various metrics and details related to your contact center performance and activities in Genesys Cloud CX. A report can help you measure and improve various aspects of your contact center, such as:
* Agent performance
* Queue performance
* Interaction quality
* Customer satisfaction
* Workforce management
Some true statements about reports are:
* A queue report only counts interactions that spent time in the queue, but an agent-based report counts any interactions an agent worked with. This means that the totals in a queue report and an agent-based report may not match exactly, even if they include the same agents or queues. This is because a queue is a stand-alone entity from the perspective of Genesys Cloud CX reports, and queue metrics and agent metrics can differ for various reasons, such as:
* An interaction spends time in multiple queues
* An interaction abandons before an agent handles it
* An agent is a member of more than one queue
* An Abandon is an interaction that disconnects before an agent handles it. This means that the interaction
* was offered to a queue or an agent, but the customer or caller disconnected before reaching an agent. An Abandon can affect various metrics, such as:
* Abandon Count
* Abandon Rate
* Service Level
* Average Speed of Answer
* Each report contains a predefined set of metrics. This means that each report has a specific purpose and scope, and shows only the relevant metrics for that purpose and scope. You cannot add or remove metrics from a report, but you can set various parameters for reports, such as:
* Which users or queues to include
* Which media types to include
* What date range to report on
* When to run the report
Some false statements about reports are:
* Offered always equals Answered plus Abandoned plus Transfer. This is not always true, because some interactions may not be counted as Answered, Abandoned, or Transfer for various reasons, such as:
* The interaction was transferred to voicemail after a timeout
* The interaction was transferred to another queue or resource group
* The interaction was handled by an IVR or a bot
* Reports once created cannot be configured. This is not true, because you can configure reports by editing or deleting them in Genesys Cloud CX Performance menu . You can also configure reports by changing various options , such as :
* Report name
* Report format
* Report frequency
* Report recipients
References: https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/reports-overview/
https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/queue-report-and-agent-report-totals-differ-by-design/
https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/why-does-the-offered-metric-not-always-equal-the-answered-plus-abando
https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/edit-a-report/