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Facebook Direct Messages

Your customers and other third parties can send direct messages from your company's Facebook page. PureConnect routes these direct messages as interactions to a designated Facebook Direct Message Workgroup.

You respond to a direct message interaction in the Current Interaction view. This view creates a similar experience to a Chat interaction. The interaction continues until you disconnect the interaction. If someone replies or comments in the same direct messaging thread after you disconnect the original interaction, PureConnect creates a new interaction.

Note: You cannot initiate a direct message exchange from Interaction Connect. You can only reply.

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The line next to the Facebook direct message interaction icon indicates the interaction state. For example, green is connected, orange is held, red is disconnected, and light blue is alerting.

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To pick up, place on hold, transfer, record, or disconnect a Facebook interaction, use the Queue Control toolbar buttons.

The Pickup button also appears in the Current Interaction view for alerting and held interactions.

Note: You cannot forward or listen to a Social Media interaction.

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The selected interaction appears in the Current Interaction view as a Social Media direct message exchange.

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The name of the customer or other third party who initiated the direct message exchange appears here.

The interaction type icon identifies this as an exchange of Facebook Direct Messages.

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Direct messages from the customer or other third party have a blue background.

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Your replies have a white background.

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A progress spinner appears while PureConnect is sending your messages. It disappears when the message has been sent. If the message is not sent within a time out limit, you have the option to retry the message.

If PureConnect detects a duplicate message or other error, you can resend the message or delete it.

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Type your direct message here. Or you can use a stored response. See Use Response Management in a Social Media conversation.

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To send your message, click this button.

Related Topics

Facebook Conversations

Managing Social Media

Social Media Images

Twitter Direct Messages