Digital Call Buttons
SYNQ digital call buttons are easy to deploy QR codes that link customers with smart phones to a friendly web interface where they can request assistance from a variety of configurable prompts. These requests are relayed to associates via the notification channel of your choosing.
Create a Digital Call Button display
To create a new digital call button QR Code:
- Sign into MyStore
- Select Call for Help
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Call for Help Displays
- Click Create a new Call for Help display
- Enter the following information:
- Display Name
- Notification Channel
- Escalations Channel
- Select the desired Display Options to present to the customer.
- You can include between one and four options.
- The list of available options come from your configured list of Call for Help Prompts. See Prompts for more information.
- Check the Enable QR Code checkbox
- Click Submit Options
Test a QR Code Display
To test a QR Code display:
- Sign into MyStore
- Select Call for Help
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Call for Help Buttons
- Click Download Display QRCode
- To test the display from your PC, click the Try it Out button.
- A popup window open (emulating the customer's experience on their smart phone)
- Select an option
- Validate that the call for help request appears as a notification in the expected Teams channel
Branding
Digital call buttons provide a web interface for customers so it is important to provide your store's branding to them so that they feel like a natural part of your store.
To update the branding of your digital call buttons:
- Sign into MyStore
- Select Call for Help
- Select Settings
- Scroll down to Custom Style
To set the logo:
- Provide the URL to a SVG or PNG image of your brand logo
- The image's size will be adjusted automatically:
- Maximum height: 100 pixels
- Maximum width: 150 pixels
- We recommend using an image with a transparent background
- The image's size will be adjusted automatically:
- Click Apply
To set brand fonts and colors:
- Provide valid CSS definitions in the "Custom CSS" editor.
- Click Update Custom CSS
For example:
:root {
/*Page Style*/
--branding-bar-background: black;
--branding-page-background: white;
--display-name-text-color: white;
/*Button Style*/
--button-color: white;
--button-color-pressed: black;
--button-border-color: black;
--button-text-color: black;
--button-text-color-pressed: white;
/*Progress Modal Style*/
--progress-circle-color: black;
}