Right - there are two chats at the moment:

Agent to agent chat in the back end, where you install a chat server and it 
allows agents to chat with each other and include that chat in the ticket. 
There is no charge for this

BMC Chat/my-eService allows the automated answers as well as end user to agent 
chat; answers can come from the eService database and from RKM; users can also 
see their incidents and any major outage messages. On the backend,  the agent 
has a chat console they are working in; chats can be monitored; you can 
pre-build standard Q&As to help the agents respond to users quickly and with 
standard language; when done, chats create incidents. All built on AR system. 
It does cost extra; not every organization will adopt it; but for those who are 
looking for something like this, it's a pretty sweet product. There's even the 
ability to translate the conversation in the chat window, if I remember right.

Check it out; I haven't tried installing it myself yet, but do keep putting in 
support tickets and whatnot as you run into snags so we can anything unclear 
fixed up!

Anne Brock
Principal SC

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Yep, and I have quite some troubles to make it work / install it properly (BMC 
Chat 8), hence the query to the experts there ;)


On 04 Feb, 2013,at 08:34 PM, Jamie <[email protected]> wrote:
BMC aquired my-service late last year and are re-marketing it as their chat 
solution with the help desk, which is different than the AR chat in 8.0 I 
believe. You can go to http://www.my-eservice.com/ to learn more about the 
eservice product.

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