With the exception of the reqInternalName<item>, whose value must always be specified in a call
center definition file, you can specify <item> values
either in the call center definition file or in Salesforce once the definition file has been
imported.
Important Open CTI is in maintenance mode and is scheduled for
retirement on February 28, 2028. No new features or enhancements are being added to Open CTI.
Effective immediately, Open CTI is deprecated and unavailable for newly created Agentforce
Service orgs. To ensure long-term compatibility and access to the latest innovations, we
recommend migrating to Service Cloud Voice. For more information, see this Knowledge Article.
To enable your contact center users to take
advantage of the latest phone channel innovations, Salesforce recommends that you modernize
your experience by moving to Service Cloud Voice. Service Cloud Voice offers many of the
Open CTI features that you love and more. Unlike Open CTI, Service Cloud Voice is natively
integrated with Omni-Channel and Command Center for Service, providing a seamless experience
for contact center reps and supervisors across all digital channels. See Get to Know Service Cloud Voice.
To specify a value for an <item>
element in a call center definition file, place the value between the opening and closing
tags of the <item>. For
example:
<item sortOrder="0" name="reqInternalName" label="Call Center Internal Label">MyCallCenter</item>
sets the value of the reqInternalName<item> to MyCallCenter. Note that any
<item> value other than the value for
reqInternalName can be edited in Salesforce after the call center
definition is imported.
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