Show Progress Indicators in Bring Your Own Channel
Progress indicators tell the messaging user what actions an Agentforce Service agent is
taking behind the scenes of a Bring Your Own Channel messaging session. Standard actions come with
pre-written progress indicators, such as "Doing research" or "Analyzing". To customize progress
indicators, create a custom agent action.
Write Custom Progress Indicators for Your Agentforce Service Agent
Before you enable progress indicators in Bring Your Own Channel, create an Agentforce Service Agent. Then, create a custom agent action for your Agentforce Service Agent,
which includes writing loading text for the different actions your agent can call in a
conversation.
Turn On Progress Indicators in Bring Your Own Channel
Now that you've written progress indicators, allow Bring Your Own Channel to show them
in the messaging conversation window.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Messing Settings, and
click Messing Settings.
Click to edit your Bring Your Own Channel for Messaging or Bring Your Own Channel for
CCaaS Channel.
In the Event-Driven Settings card, click Edit.
Select Show Agentforce agent progress indicator.
Save your changes.
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