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Introduction

x-hoppers is an innovative Retail Headset System design to connect retail assistants and increase customer conversions. The solution is built on DECT technology, linked to a full communications system in the Cloud. Fully wireless, x-hoppers lets retail assistants easily communicate with each other as well as receive calls.

Also, x-hoppers offers an integrated QR code system, which can provide retail assistants with instant buyer alerts.

x-hoppers Green Box serves as a demonstration kit that showcases the capabilities and advantages of the system. It's a comprehensive package that includes all the essential components needed to simulate its functionality in real-world scenarios.

Follow the link https://wildix.atlassian.net/wiki/x/RCDOAQ to check the detailed x-hoppers Documentation.

What is inside the Box

x-hoppers Box content

Item

Quantity

Products

W-AIR Headset

6

W-AIR Headset MultiCharger

1

W-AIR Small Business Base Station

1

Licenses

x-hoppers-backoffice

2

x-hoppers-SalesFloorHopper-AI

6

x-hoppers-SuperHopper-AI

1

+keychain

Licensing explanation

BackOffice

SalesFloorHopper + AI

SuperHopper + AI

For administration and support roles that are not client-facing

For retail assistants working on the shop floor

For managers and supervisors

  • Internal chats and meetings and external calls

  • Full-scale customer communication via chats, calls, meetings and website widget

  • CRM integrations

  • Contact center event logging

  • Internal broadcast channel

  • Customer service powered by AI prompts

  • Full-scale customer communication via chats, calls, meetings and website widget

  • CRM integrations

  • Contact center event logging and stats

  • Wallboard and analytics

  • Customer service powered by AI prompts

Datasheet

Coming soon.

How to assemble the Box

W-AIR Small Business Base Station is already provisioned to your PBX and listed in WMS Devices menu, Devices tab.

Step 1. Unpacking

When unpacking x-hoppers Green Box, please be aware that it consists of two layers, each with specific contents:

Top Layer:

  • W-AIR Headsets

  • x-hoppers keychain

Bottom Layer:

  • MultiCharger

  • W-AIR Small Business Base Station

  • Chargers

Step 2. Charging W-AIR Headsets

Place the Headsets into the Charger one by one. Ensure they are properly seated and charging. Allow at least 10 hours for the full charging before use.

Step 3. Registering W-AIR Headsets

  • Put the Headset in the registration mode by pressing Call, Volume+ and Volume- buttons at the same time for more than 5 seconds. When the Headset is in registration mode, the LED indicator blinks with short blue flashes and a voice prompt announces “Registering

  • The Headset connects to the Base Station. When the Headset is subscribed, the voice prompt announces “Headset subscribed”

  • After the registration, all the Headsets are listed in WMS W-AIR devices tab

If you need any guidance, follow the instructions in W-AIR Headset User Guide.

Step 4. Updating Firmware

  • To update the firmware of the Base Station, navigate to Devices tab, select the Base and click Configure/Sync button. Wait for several minutes, note that during the update, the device is rebooted. As soon as the update procedure is finished, the new fw version appears in Devices tab and the Base Station is no longer marked with the blue color

  • After successful registration of W-AIR Headsets, put them into the Charger to update firmware. You can check the progress on the web interface of the W-AIR base

If you need any guidance, follow the instructions in W-AIR Headset User Guide, “Update of the Firmware” section.

How to Set Up

Note that certain settings have been pre-set to ensure the proper operation of the system.

Please do NOT delete or modify these settings:

  1. User 100 "DemoFlowUser. DoNOTtouch" in WMS Users

  2. Simple Token created in WMS Integrations -> Applications

Before proceeding to the setup, upgrade your PBX from rel60beta.

Step 1. Creating users

  • Access WMS and navigate to Users menu

  • Create user profiles for each individual who will be using x-hoppers

Note: possibility to assign x-hoppers licenses on PBX is coming later. For now, the correspondence between licenses is as follows:

  • BackOffice = Essential

  • SalesFloorHopper + AI = Business

  • SuperHopper + AI = Premium

Note: Detailed description on how to create users can be found in WMS Start Guide, “Adding users manually” section.

Step 2. Assigning users to the Headsets

  • Navigate to Devices menu, W-AIR devices tab

  • Associate each user with their respective W-AIR Headset

Note: Detailed description on how to assign W-AIR Headsets can be found in x-hoppers Admin Guide, “Assign headsets to PBX users” section.

Step 3. Configuring settings for demonstration

  • Navigate to Dialplan menu, Dialplan rules tab

  • Download and import the following Dialplan procedures in Dialplan rules tab

    • - required for playing notifications for x-hoppers users if one of the help points is triggered and demonstrating click and collect scenario

    • - required for ChatGPT Integration

  • Modify the users Dialplan by adding *Wairhotline* as a called number

  • Add the following Dialplan applications:

    • Set -> Language -> choose language

    • Speech to text -> insert Please unmute and say question for Chat GPT, or wait to join the broadcast or any customized text

    • Jump to -> "${RECOGNITION_RESULT}"="question" -> ChatGPT procedure

    • Play sound -> click Browse (three dots) and choose the sound to be played on joining the broadcast or create it dynamically using TTS, for example Welcome to x-hoppers, joining the broadcast

    • Conference -> enter the conference room ID number. This can be any number, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc

  • Navigate to General Settings tab, under Set dialplan variables, set the following variables and click Save button:

    • HelpPoint1=Help point 1 is triggered. Customer is looking for help in fresh fruits area

    • HelpPoint2=QR 2 is scanned. Customer is looking for more info about Workforce phone

With the variable HelpPointX, where X is a help point ID, you can customize the content of audio alerts sent to users and create any additional help points if needed.

  • Navigate to Call Groups tab and create a new call group specifically for handling assistance requests triggered by QR codes (it is needed for Help point 3 scenario). Make sure to check off Call waiting option when configuring the Call group strategy, so its members can receive more than one call at a time (consult the documentation for detailed guidance on how to create Call groups)

  • Proceed to Dialplan rules tab and select kite Dialplan procedure

  • Add 223344 as the called number and Call group Dialplan application to the chosen number

  • In the Call Group application settings, select the call group that you created

  • Log in to x-bees and create x-bees conversation with all the users that are participating in x-hoppers conference and also needed managers. In the next step, you will need to copy its ID

Note: Detailed description on how to create x-bees conversations can be found in x-bees User Guide, “Conversations” section.

  • To gather and post transcriptions of conversations, use these commands in Terminal:

    • create directory /etc/systemd/system/pbx-data-engine.service.d

      # mkdir /etc/systemd/system/pbx-data-engine.service.d
    • add the following key to the file 

      # vi /etc/systemd/system/pbx-data-engine.service.d/override.conf
       
      [Service]
      ExecStart=
      ExecStart=/usr/sbin/pbx_data_engine.py --daemon --mode calls presence -cr
    • add the following data to /rw2/etc/pbx/x-hoppers.json file

      [
        {
          "audio_conf_id": "2",
          "xbees_channel_id": "f6d17593-98b6-471d-941a-cd03153f",
        }
      ]
      • audio_conf_id: ID of the audio broadcast channel in x-hoppers where the communication takes place

      • xbees_channel_id: ID of the x-bees conversation, where the content will be posted

    • reload systemd and restart the service to apply the changes:

      # systemctl daemon-reload
      # systemctl restart pbx-data-engine

How to perform the Demo 

During a demonstration of x-hoppers, you can present both basic and advanced scenarios to showcase the system's capabilities. Basic scenarios involve scanning QR codes or using tablets and utilizing x-bees for gathering and posting content, while advanced scenarios showcase integration with Veesion and ChatGPT, taking communication to the next level.

To showcase tablet scenarios, you do not need to have an actual tablet, you can use a web version by using the link:

Joining the broadcast

The broadcast is the core functionality of x-hoppers, it refers to the network created by the system that enables real-time communication between x-hoppers users (retail assistants).

x-hoppers users are connected to the broadcast in Retail mode (muted) by default once W-AIR Headsets are lifted from the charging cradle.

To start speaking in the broadcast, use one of the options:

  1. Call button: press and hold the button to get unmuted. You stay unmuted only while pressing the button. When the button is released, the Headset goes back to mute

  2. Mute button: press the button to unmute and be able to speak in the broadcast. All people in the broadcast can hear you. You stay unmuted till the Mute button is pressed again or till the Headset is placed to the Charger

Wildix desk phones can also join the broadcast, as long as they are connected to the same PBX. We suggest connecting SuperVision (specifically relevant for managers) and joining the broadcast via one of the following options:

  • Dial the feature code for Conference access (98 by default) + the conference room number. Example: 981 for conference room number 1

  • Alternatively, configure Dialplan so that when users dial a certain number, e.g. 333, the call is automatically put into the broadcast

Basic scenarios

Ensure that all demo users are connected to an audio conference set up in Dialplan (in our example, conf 2), as all audio alerts are delivered to this specific conference.

Help Point 1. Help is required in a specific area 

This use case involves triggering a help point (QR code or tablet) when customers need assistance in a specific area, for example, the fresh fruits section of a store. 

To demonstrate:

  • Trigger QR code 1 or follow the link designed for tablets https://x-hoppers-tablet.wildix.com/?box_id=X&key=X&action_id=1 (insert your own box_id and key instead of X)

  • Upon triggering the help point, x-hoppers system sends an audio alert

  • Users who are wearing W-AIR headsets hear a prompt through the broadcast channel. The prompt informs about the specific help point that was triggered and the assistance required. For example, the prompt could be: "QR 1 is scanned. Customer is looking for help in the fresh fruits area." (it is specified in WMS Dialplan -> General Settings)

  • Simultaneously, after triggering the help point, x-hoppers displays a message to customers indicating that their request for help was received and is being addressed

Help Point 2. Customer is interested in a specific product 

This scenario is applicable for demonstrating QR code usage only.

In this use case, a help point is designed to provide customers with detailed information about a specific product. When scanned, the QR code directs customers to a webpage where they can learn more about the product they're interested in.

To demonstrate:

  • Scan the QR code 2

  • Upon scanning the QR code, x-hoppers system sends an audio alert

  • Users who are wearing W-AIR headsets hear a prompt that informs them about the specific QR code being scanned and a customer's product interest. For example, the prompt might be: "QR 2 is scanned. Customer is looking for more information about the Workforce phone." (it is specified in WMS Dialplan -> General Settings)

  • Simultaneously, after scanning the QR code, x-hoppers redirects customers to a predefined webpage https://www.wildix.com/product/voip-phones-and-headset/ related to the product, where they can access its detailed information

Help point 3. Direct call for assistance

In this scenario, Help point 3 is designed to enable customers to initiate a direct call for immediate assistance.

To demonstrate:

  • Trigger QR code 1 or follow the link designed for tablets https://x-hoppers-tablet.wildix.com/?box_id=X&key=X&action_id=3 (insert your own box_id and key instead of X)

  • Upon triggering the help point, the system redirects customers to Kite web page

  • After entering customer’s name, a call is placed automatically to a pre-configured call group

  • Retail assistants within the call group receive the call and are alerted to the customer's request for assistance

Help point 4. Click and Collect (optional)

In this scenario, Help point 4 is designed to simplify the process for customers who have placed orders online. Customers can effortlessly collect their online orders in-store by entering their order ID on a dedicated tablet, leading to immediate notifications for retail assistants through x-hoppers broadcast.

To demonstrate:

  • Users who are wearing W-AIR headsets hear a prompt that informs them about the specific help point being triggered and a customer's product interest. For example, the prompt might be: "Order number ${text} has arrived for collection, Order number ${text} has arrived for collection" (you can customize it in clickcollect Dialplan procedure)

  • Simultaneously, after triggering the help point, x-hoppers displays a message to customers indicating that their request was received and is being addressed

Transcribe and post all in-store conversations in x-bees channel

x-hoppers offers a valuable feature that allows you to transcribe and post all in-store conversations to a dedicated x-bees channel. This capability ensures that important discussions and insights are easily accessible to team members.

To demonstrate:

  • Initiate and hold conference conversations using W-AIR Headsets

  • The system automatically records and transcribes everything that is said during the conversations

  • The transcriptions of the conference conversations are automatically displayed in x-bees channel

  • Managers and team members with access to x-bees channel can view the transcriptions in real time. This allows them to monitor discussions, decisions, and interactions that occurred during the conference

Advanced scenarios

ChatGPT Integration

Integrating ChatGPT with x-hoppers allows for intelligent question-answer interactions, enhancing customer support and information sharing. In this demo, you can showcase how users can ask questions and receive answers.

For the current development stage, users are limited to asking one question. To ask another question, put the Headset into the Charger and then lift it again. This restarts the interaction, allowing users to ask a new question.

To demonstrate:

  • Ask a question, for example:

    • Could you compare and contrast the following two products: an Asus Vivobook 15 and a Samsung Galaxy Book 3?

    • Which induction hobs can be plugged in and which must be wired in directly?

    • Is the discontinued EXPEDIT series compatible with KALLAX?

    • Are Kraft Jet-Puffed brand marshmallows kosher? Are they halal?

    • Are there any allergens present in Naked Fruit and Nut bars?

  • x-hoppers, powered by ChatGPT, processes the question and generates an appropriate response based on its knowledge base

  • The response is then played back to you audibly through the broadcast channel

Veesion Integration

Note that an example of how to demonstrate Veesion Integration with a Postman request will be made available later.

Integrating Veesion's AI-powered security cameras with x-hoppers opens up a new level of security monitoring. In this demo, you can showcase how alerts and videos from Veesion can be seamlessly posted to x-bees channel using Postman.

Note: Detailed description of the integration can be found in x-hoppers integration with Veesion.

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