Configure Recording and Transcription Behavior in a Flow
Gain better administrative flexibility over Contact Center operations and define
specific recording requirements for different parts of a call using flow settings. Add specific
actions to Omni-Channel flows to manage recording and transcription behavior for unique scenarios,
such as disabling audio capture for agent interactions while maintaining transcripts for agent
handoffs.
For example, you can create a flow from the Inbound Routing flow in the Agentforce
Builder. To learn more, see Route Inbound Calls to a Voice-Enabled Agent.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Flows, and then select Flows.
Add IVR to Your Omni-Channel Flow.
In the section where you want to change the recording behavior, select Set
Recording and Transcription Behavior.
To configure the element, enter a unique name in the Label field that describes the
behavior.
In the Set Input Values section, configure these values:
Disable Recording: Select True to stop recording this segment of the call, or False to
allow recording based on org-level settings.
Disable Transcription: Select True to stop real-time transcription, or False to continue
generating a live transcript in the Conversation window.
VoiceCall Id: Enter the recordId variable to apply the settings to the current active
call.
Save and activate your flow.
Here’s a sample flow of a recording and transcription behavior for a call segment.
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