Genesys Cloud Integration

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End-user setup guide
Audience: a Genesys Cloud administrator at the customer

Oversai reads Genesys Cloud interactions — conversation metadata, handling metrics, call recordings, and email transcripts — so they can be scored, coached on, and reported against.

Who does this

Genesys Cloud admin

Time needed

About 15 minutes

Access granted

Read-only

Auth method

OAuth client credentials


Before you start

  • A Genesys Cloud account that can create roles and OAuth clients — the built-in Master Admin role, or a role holding authorization:role:add and oauth:client:add.

  • An Oversai account with Admin access, to finish the connection at the end.

  • Somewhere safe to paste a client secret temporarily — Genesys shows it once.


Step 1 — Create a role for Oversai

Genesys Cloud Admin > People & Permissions > Roles / Permissions > Add Role

Give the role a recognisable name such as Oversai Integration, then open the Permissions tab and add the six permissions below.

Each one maps to a specific thing Oversai shows you — granting fewer simply means that feature stays empty.

Permission

Identifier

What it powers in Oversai

Analytics > Conversation Detail > View

analytics:conversationDetail:view

The interaction list itself, plus talk, wait and handle time. Required — without it nothing syncs.

Directory > User > View

directory:user:view

Agent name and email on each interaction, and matching interactions to Oversai users.

Conversation > Communication > View

conversation:communication:view

Message bodies for email interactions, shown as the conversation transcript.

Recording > Recording > View

recording:recording:view

Call audio for transcription and AI analysis. Skip it and voice interactions sync as metadata only.

Routing > Queue > View

routing:queue:view

The queue filter, so you can target rules and reports at specific queues.

Routing > Wrap-up Code > View

routing:wrapupCode:view

The wrap-up code filter, and wrap-up codes shown on each interaction.


⚠️ Divisions

This is the setting that most often causes a quiet half-working connection.

The OAuth client only sees interactions inside the divisions assigned to it, and Genesys returns a smaller result set rather than an error.

If some queues or agents are missing from Oversai later, check here first.


Step 2 — Create the OAuth client

Genesys Cloud Admin > Integrations > OAuth > Add Client

Fill in the client exactly as below.

Important: Genesys shows the client secret only once, so copy it before you navigate away.

Field

Value

App name

Oversai

Grant type

Client Credentials

Token duration

Leave the default, 86400 seconds

Roles

Assign Oversai Integration from Step 1

Divisions

Every division whose interactions you want synced

Scopes

No scope selector appears — that is expected

Save the client, then copy the Client ID and Client Secret.


Step 3 — Identify your region

Genesys Cloud organisations live in a specific region, and credentials only work against that region's API.

The region is visible in the URL you use to sign in to Genesys Cloud.

Select this region

If you sign in at

Americas (US East)

apps.mypurecloud.com

EMEA (Dublin)

apps.mypurecloud.ie

EMEA (Frankfurt)

apps.mypurecloud.de

Other regions

These three regions are supported today. If your organisation runs anywhere else — US West, Canada, APAC, or a FedRAMP environment — contact Oversai support before you go further, and we will confirm availability.


Step 4 — Connect in Oversai

Oversai > Data > Integrations > New Integration

1. Choose Connect to Genesys

2. Paste your credentials

Paste the Client ID and Client Secret from Step 2.

3. Select your region

Select your Region from Step 3.

4. Save

Oversai requests a token immediately.

If the credentials or region are wrong, you will see the failure right away rather than after the first sync.


What happens after you connect

The first interactions appear within about five minutes.

What syncs

Detail

Which interactions

Conversations that had an agent participant. Pure IVR, abandoned and unanswered conversations are excluded by design.

Interaction details

Direction, channel, queue, wrap-up code, agent name and email, start and end time, and a deep link back to the interaction in Genesys.

Metrics

Agent talk time, wait time before the agent answered, and agent handle time — in seconds.

Voice content

The call recording is fetched and transcribed, where AI features are enabled on your plan.

Email content

The message bodies of the email thread, oldest first, as the transcript.

In-progress calls

Appear as Active and change to Done once Genesys records an end time.


What Oversai can and cannot do:

✅ Can read

  • Conversation analytics for the divisions you assigned

  • Agent names and email addresses

  • Queue and wrap-up code lists

  • Call recordings and email message bodies

🚫 Cannot write

  • Create, edit or delete anything in Genesys Cloud

  • Start, transfer, disconnect or otherwise touch live interactions

  • Change agent state, routing, queues or configuration

  • Reach divisions you did not assign to the OAuth client

The role in Step 1 contains only view permissions, so the connection is read-only by construction.

You can revoke access at any time by deleting the OAuth client in Genesys Cloud — syncing stops at the next attempt, and data already in Oversai is unaffected.


If something isn't working

What you see

Most likely cause

Fix

Token error as soon as you save

Client ID or secret mistyped, or the region doesn't match the organisation.

Re-copy the secret from Genesys and confirm the region against your sign-in URL.

Connection saves, no interactions arrive

The role wasn't assigned to the OAuth client, or its divisions don't cover your queues.

Open the OAuth client, check the Roles tab, and widen the divisions.

Queue or wrap-up filters are empty

The routing permissions are missing.

Add routing:queue:view and routing:wrapupCode:view.

Calls sync but never get transcripts

recording:recording:view is missing, or your Genesys recording policy isn't capturing those queues.

Add the permission, then confirm the recording policy covers the queues you care about.

Fewer interactions than expected

Usually divisions. Occasionally it's the agent-participant rule.

Compare against a Genesys Interactions view filtered to answered, agent-handled conversations.

If you experience any issues with the integration, please don’t hesitate to contact our support team at [email protected]. We’ll be happy to help you get everything up and running!

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