Customize Messaging Transfer and Conference Destinations for Service Reps
Reduce long transfer or conferencing destination lists when service reps just need to
deliver a session to the right place quickly. Choose whether to show all profiles, queues, and
flows, or just show some.
Enhanced In-App Chat, Enhanced Web Chat v1, Enhanced Web Chat v2, Enhanced
WhatsApp, Enhanced Facebook Messenger, Enhanced SMS, Enhanced Apple Messages for
Business, Enhanced LINE, and Bring Your Own Channel
This article doesn’t apply to:
Standard Facebook Messenger and Standard SMS channels
Admins must enable Skills-Based Routing and Direct-to-Agent Routing
in Omni-Channel Settings in Setup before a service rep can invite others to join an active
messaging session.
Keep these considerations in mind when conferencing:
Adding Agentforce, other Salesforce AI agents, or external bots to a Messaging
conference is not recommended, as these bots—including Agentforce and legacy enhanced
bots—cannot differentiate between human participants, which might lead to misrouted
responses or confusion.
Conferencing is not supported with the status-based capacity model.
Inactivation warnings and session timeouts are not triggered during conferencing
sessions.
In Setup, enter Presence Configurations and select
Presence Configurations.
Locate the presence configuration that you’d like to customize, and click
Edit.
Under Agent Settings, locate the Transfer Destinations node.
To offer all profiles, queues, or flows to your service reps, select the
Select all profiles, Select all queues, or
Select all flows boxes.
To make only some profiles, queues, and flows available to service reps, highlight the
profile, queue, or flow in the Available box, then click Add to
move it to the Selected box.
Save your changes.
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