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Line chart, 99 days from 2024-01-18 to 2024-04-25. Pushes: 3 total, peak 2 in a day. Pull requests: 0 total, peak 0 in a day. Issues: 44 total, peak 24 in a day. Comments: 0 total, peak 0 in a day. Stars: 0 total, peak 0 in a day.

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Pushes, PRs, issues, reviews and comments — stars and forks excluded, so this is contribution rather than popularity

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jclemons55521300
Esauh13000
ashaanderson7000
brianP12016000

Recent activity

Latest issues, pull requests and releases

  • Issue#47jclemons5552024-04-10 21:55
    5.6 add survey.js java script functionality, implement survey component when displaying web app
  • Issue#46jclemons5552024-04-10 21:50
    5.5 design and format updated post-call survey utilizing survey js
  • Issue#45jclemons5552024-04-10 21:34
    5.4 fix css and html formatting to fix multiple devices
  • Issue#44brianP12012024-04-09 20:36
    Add additional agent information to the recent calls page.
  • Issue#43brianP12012024-02-14 18:42
    Research GraphQL Integration with AWS Amplify
  • Issue#42Esauh2024-01-31 18:27
    Host the site on amplify so people do not have to run our script locally to view the web app
  • Issue#40Esauh2024-01-23 17:41
    7.2: Retrieve call/text chat data information from an individual call through the AWS Connect api
  • Issue#39Esauh2024-01-23 17:41
    7.1: Go through AWS Connect API documentation
  • Issue#38jclemons5552024-01-23 17:37
    5.3: Reduce the number of mandatory fields to the essential information needed for feedback. Ensure the interface is easily accessible and encourages users to provide detailed feedback
  • Issue#37ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:35
    9.3 Implement Feedback Moderation and Quality Assurance
  • Issue#36ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:34
    9.2 Implement User Feedback Notifications
  • Issue#35jclemons5552024-01-23 17:33
    5.2: Organize the feedback form with logical sections, making it easy for users to navigate. Group related fields together and maintain a logical flow from one section to the next.
  • Issue#34ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:33
    9.1 Implement Feedback Contextualization and Search
  • Issue#33brianP12012024-01-23 17:32
    6.4: Include contact details of the customer, and the representative in case of an ongoing incident or if additional follow-up is necessary.
  • Issue#32brianP12012024-01-23 17:32
    6.3: Implement the ability for the Amazon representative to escalate the incident details to a Manager, if deemed necessary.
  • Issue#31brianP12012024-01-23 17:32
    6.2: Implement a post-call feedback survey form that is accessible by both the customer and Amazon representative.
  • Issue#30ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:32
    2.3 Implement Feedback Analytics and Reporting
  • Issue#29brianP12012024-01-23 17:32
    6.1: Implement the ability to track the customer service representative for each call.
  • Issue#28ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:31
    2.2 Implement Feedback Review and Management System
  • Issue#27ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:30
    2.1 Enable Audio-Based Feedback with Voice Memo Recording
  • Issue#26ashaanderson2024-01-23 17:26
    Develop a user interface for text-based feedback
  • Issue#25jclemons5552024-01-23 17:25
    5.1: Implement a straightforward layout with easily identifiable elements
  • Issue#24jclemons5552024-01-23 17:22
    9.2: Implement functionality that allows the caller to input representative information
  • Issue#23jclemons5552024-01-23 17:14
    9.1 Implement functionality that references caller identification information
  • Issue#21jclemons5552024-01-23 17:07
    2.3: Design an intuitive and responsive user interface that includes a text area for feedback input, relevant labels, and any additional options

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