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Add the Broadcast Messages Tab to an App
If you’re using broadcasting in your standard SMS channel in Agentforce Service (formerly Service Cloud), let your broadcasters view your company’s sent messages on the Broadcast Messages tab.

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If you’re using broadcasting in your standard SMS channel in Agentforce Service (formerly Service Cloud), let your broadcasters view your company’s sent messages on the Broadcast Messages tab.
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This article applies to:
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Standard SMS channels |
This article doesn’t apply to:
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Enhanced In-App Chat, Enhanced Web Chat v1, Enhanced Web Chat v2, Enhanced WhatsApp, Standard and Enhanced Facebook Messenger, Enhanced SMS, Enhanced Apple Messages for Business, Enhanced LINE, and Bring Your Own Channel |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To view apps: | View Setup and Configuration |
| To manage apps: | Customize Application |
The Broadcast Messages tab displays the name, template, content, and number of recipients for each sent message. You can add the tab to both standard and console navigation apps.
To confirm that Broadcast Messages was added to your app, open the app using the App Launcher. You can open Broadcast Messages from the navigation menu.


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