Add Channel-Object Linking Rules for Voice Calls (Beta)
Create object-linking rules for incoming customer voice calls. When a support rep
accepts a call in the workspace, prompt them to choose from recommended contact records, search
for a record, or add a new one. The phone channel supports linking only to
contact records.
Set up Voice before creating your channel-object linking rules.
In Setup, enter Channel-Object in the Quick Find box. From the
Channel-Object Linking setup page, click New Linking Rule to
start the guided flow.
Select the Phone channel type and the object to link, such as Contact. Create a rule
name and description. Set rule actions for these scenarios: Action for No
Record Found and Action for Single Record Found.
Save your work.
For example, if no matches are found for a contact, you can include a
rule to automatically create and link a record. Or you can prompt the support rep to
search for a record or create a record. If only one matching record is found, you can
set a rule to automatically link the record, or show a prompt. The prompt asks the
support rep to pick the suggested record, search for a record, or create a record.
After completing the Phone setup, add the Object-Linking Notifications background utility
in Lightning App Builder to show the prompts as toast messages in the Service Console.
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