Cisco contact center modernisation

Plan the Cisco contact center before choosing the cloud path.

Tesrex starts with the live service: customer entry points, SIP/PSTN, IVR, queues, routing, agent desktop, supervisor controls, reporting, CRM, WFO and support ownership. Then we decide what should stay on UCCE, what can move to Webex Contact Center and where Webex Contact Center Enterprise is the right cloud path for a larger CCE estate. AI is added only where it improves self-service, handoff, quality review or the improvement record.

Three Cisco paths, decided against the live service.

Platform choice comes after the service is visible. Tesrex works through entry points, voice route, queue logic, reporting, integrations and support ownership before recommending what stays, moves or becomes a controlled enterprise cloud transition.

The sequence is service evidence, then platform recommendation.

CiscoKeep controlled

UCCE on premises

CVP, Finesse, CUIC, precision routing, gateways, compliance controls and established support ownership.

Use when the current enterprise platform still protects scale, custom routing, reporting depth or operational risk.
scalecustom routingexisting controls
WebexMove suitable service

Webex Contact Center

Control Hub, flow builder, agent desktop, Analyzer, Webex Calling PSTN services, CRM connectors and AI assistance.

Use for the cloud CCaaS move where the service can simplify without losing queue, voice, reporting or supervisor control.
cloud operationsagent desktopanalytics
WebexCarry enterprise cloud

Webex Contact Center Enterprise

Webex CCE, ACD, IVR, CTI, WFO, reporting, Webex Connect digital channels, CRM and APIs.

Use where a larger CCE estate needs cloud delivery with familiar enterprise capability and a controlled transition.
enterprise CCEWFOdigital channels
SIP/PSTN

Webex Contact Center PSTN, Cloud Connected PSTN, Local Gateway, CUBE/SBC, carrier and country constraints.

Reachability

WebRTC, Webex App, Webex Calling endpoints, remote agents, devices and fallback paths.

Service proof

Call quality, queue evidence, reporting context, recording, support notes and handover ownership.

Choose the Cisco product path from the service evidence.

The map keeps Cisco UCCE, Webex Contact Center and Webex CCE in the same operating view as SIP/PSTN, IVR, queue logic, agent desktop, supervisor controls and AI experience checks.

customer entrySIP/PSTNroutingCisco platformsupervisor evidence

Product selection stays tied to call reachability, service logic and quality ownership.

Contact Center as a Service operating map showing customer entry, SIP/PSTN, routing, Cisco platform choice, agent work, supervisor evidence and AI experience checks.

The operating map follows customer intent into SIP/PSTN, IVR and queue logic, through UCCE, Webex Contact Center or Webex CCE, then out to agent work, supervisor evidence and AI experience checks.

Customer entryVoice, digital and callback demand entering the service with queue and IVR context.
Voice routeSIP/PSTN, Local Gateway, CUBE/SBC, WebRTC and endpoint decisions that control reachability.
Cisco platform pathUCCE, Webex Contact Center or Webex Contact Center Enterprise, selected against the live service.
Evidence and AIAgent handoff, supervisor review, quality management, summaries, topic analytics and improvement backlog.

AI has to earn its place in the service.

AI is useful when the service already knows the customer intent, the voice path, the queue state, the knowledge source and the supervisor owner. That is where self-service, summaries, transcripts and quality review can improve the experience without hiding operational risk.

Self-service

Webex AI Agent belongs where intents, knowledge, escalation and containment rules are already owned.

Agent handoff

Cisco AI Assistant summaries, suggested responses and real-time transcripts help when the context can move safely with the interaction.

Supervisor review

Topic analytics, Auto CSAT, quality management and coaching need a review owner, reporting context and cadence.

Improvement backlog

Queue, call-quality, CRM, WFO and customer-experience notes become a practical backlog, not a loose dashboard.

The checks stay layered.

The review separates platform, voice, service logic, operations, data and AI readiness so the workpack can explain the decision without flattening the estate.

Platform

UCCE, Webex Contact Center or Webex CCE, tied to scale, routing, reporting, customisation and support ownership.

Voice

SIP, PSTN, Cloud Connected PSTN, Local Gateway, CUBE/SBC, WebRTC, endpoint choice and fallback.

Service logic

IVR, ACD, queues, skills, callback, outbound, prompts, escalation and recovery points.

Operations

Agent desktop, supervisor controls, quality, recording, monitoring, reporting and day-to-day administration.

Data

CRM, WFO, knowledge, APIs, screen-pop context, source quality, compliance and retention.

AI readiness

AI Agent, AI Assistant, summaries, transcripts, topic analytics, Auto CSAT, quality management and improvement ownership.

What you get back.

A service workpack written from the contact center estate: which Cisco product path fits each service, what blocks movement, which SIP/PSTN and queue decisions matter, what supervisors can validate, and where AI should be added first.

Cisco estate map, platform decision and service controls in one handover.

01Estate map

Customer entry, SIP/PSTN, IVR, queues, CRM, WFO, recording and support ownership.

02Platform fit

UCCE, Webex Contact Center or Webex Contact Center Enterprise with the decision tied to service evidence.

03Experience controls

Agent desktop, supervisor review, quality management, AI summaries and improvement backlog.

Bring the live contact center estate.

Bring the UCCE, Webex Contact Center, Webex Contact Center Enterprise, SIP/PSTN, queue, IVR, CRM, WFO or AI-experience detail. We will map the customer entry points, Cisco platform path, dependencies, supervisor controls and next move.

A rough note is enough. We use your details only to respond to this request; see privacy policy.