Configuration of Secure Forms

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On PCI-compliant Sprinklr Live Chat, you can send Secure Forms that allow for sensitive and confidential information to be passed from a customer to an agent within a secure environment. For example, customers might need to provide their credit card information or PII information as a part of an identity validation process.

You can create a Secure Form template in the Digital Asset Manager and send it to customers at any time during a conversation, to collect requested data confidentially. The secure forms help in mitigating the risk of unapproved or fraudulent data access.

Enablement note:

To learn more about getting this capability enabled in your environment, please work with your Success Manager.

To Create a Secure Form

  1. Go to Digital Asset Manager and click Create Asset in the top right corner. From the dropdown options that appear, select Omni Chat Templates.

  2. On the Create New Asset window, enter a Name and optional Description for your asset under the Basic Details section.

  3. Under the Asset Specific section, select Secure Form from the Template Type dropdown and Sprinklr Live Chat from the Channel dropdown.

  4. Enter the form title and select the field types you want to display. You can display the following field types:

    • Check Box

    • Check Box group

    • Email

    • Phone

    • Text

    • Number

    • Credit Card Number

    • Credit Card CVV

    • Credit Card Expiry

    • Date

    • Password

      Field type for secure form template

  5. You can also chose to make any field mandatory and add placeholders as seen in the image below. Furthermore, you can choose to validate a field using a regular expression to ensure data accuracy. Ensure that each field added to the form has a designated Field name. Field name is a unique indentifier that can be used as a reference to the value of this field.

  6. Enter the submit button label.

  7. Enter the post back submit title which will appear after a user submits the form, e.g. Thank you.

  8. Enable the Hide post submission image checkbox to hide the checkmark that appears after submitting the form.

To Create a Secure Form with External Callback

To create a secure form with external callback, follow these steps:

  1. When creating a secure form, ensure that each field added to the form has a designated Field name.

  2. Enable the Make external callback on submit checkbox for your webpage to process the entered data externally rather than through Sprinklr.

  3. Provide an External Action Name, which will serve as a unique identifier for the submitted secure form.

To Send the Form

While setting the action to send an auto-response, from the dropdown corresponding to Choose Reply Template, select the secure form template that you want to send.

Auto response rule to send secure form to live chat

Multi-lingual Support for Secure Forms

Similar to other live chat templates, our Secure Forms feature also offers multi-lingual support. The templates can be automatically translated based on conditions such as the user's browser locale settings or a language switch option provided to the user. Additionally, brands have the flexibility to specify a particular locale to display the live chat in a specific language.

Enablement Note:

To add translations, please reach out to the support team with the list of verbiages in all required languages at tickets@sprinklr.com.

Once the translations are added, you can define logic for automatic translation. If you wish to enable automatic translation for the welcome message, you can do so through the builder. However, for enabling auto-translation within the bot journey, you'll need to set the bot language within the Conversational AI Settings.

Please note that if the user's browser language is not listed in the Additional Languages option in the builder, the live chat will default to the language specified in the builder.