New Application

Creating a New Application

To create a new application, click on the button. The Create a New Application window will be displayed, as shown in the following image.

Enter an application name and choose a default language. You can set additional languages as well. When finished, select Create to create the new application with your settings.

Your new application will automatically be opened in the Application Editor so you can begin working on it at once.

Users can add more languages at any time using the Audio Manager.

Viewing Applications

Users can sort, search, and filter their available applications in the Application Manager.

Each application tile in the Application Manager displays

  • a thumbnail preview of the application.

  • the owner icon for individual owners, or the shared icon for shared applications.

  • the deployment icon if deployed to an outbound/non-PCI number.

  • the PCI symbol if deployed to a PCI number.

  • the latest revision details.

Selecting the tile will open the application in the editor.

Note: If neither the deployment icon nor PCI symbol are displayed on the tile, then the application is currently not deployed.

1. Searching Applications

Users can search for specific applications using the application name or the phone number associated with it. Type the search criteria into the search box to find the desired application. The list of applications dynamically updates based on the search text string. Fuse searches across all folders in the Application Manager.

2. Sorting Applications

Users can choose to sort their available applications by name or save date. By default, Fuse sorts applications alphabetically by application name.Clicking either the 'Application Name' or 'Save Date' option updates the Application Manager sorting order.

3. Filtering Applications

By default, the Application Manager displays application owned by, and shared with a user. To limit the displayed applications to those owned by the user, select the “My Applications Only” option in the drop-down.

4. Display Mode

Users can choose to display their applications in a Grid View () or in a List View (). By default, Fuse displays all applications in Grid View.

Note: Fuse automatically remembers user view preferences (e.g. Sorting and Display Mode) for the Application Manager and will use the same display the next time the user logs in to the platform.

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