Getting Started with the SAS Flex Script Builder
A call script is the step-by-step guide SAS agents follow when answering calls for your business. It tells agents what to say, what information to collect, and what to do next.
In SAS Flex, the Call Script Builder is where you create and organize those instructions. This overview explains the main parts of the builder and links you to the detailed instructions for each task.
In this article we'll discuss:
Accessing the Call Script Builder


Components of the Call Script Builder
The components below all work together to create a functioning call script.
Script Blocks


Script Sections

You can set up your workflow with as many Sections as you need. However, keep in mind that the more Sections you have, the more time it will take the operators to decide which route to take. That may result in mishandled calls and longer call length. As a rule of thumb, we suggest having no more than 5 Sections within your script to help keep customer interactions streamlined.
Scripts

Use the Script Genius for a guided setup
The Script Genius asks questions about your business and creates a starter script that you can review and customize.
Build manually when you need full control
Create the Blocks you need, organize them into Sections, build the script, and connect the Sections in the workflow. The detailed articles linked above explain each part.
Make changes safely
For major changes to a script currently assigned to a SAS number, work in a copy first. This lets you review and test the new call flow without replacing the current script until you are ready.
- Copy the current script to make changes
- Preview the copy and test each important path.
- When the copy is ready, assign the correct SAS number to it so it becomes the live script used for incoming calls.