Assess Your Readiness to Transition to Enhanced Chat
Preparing to move from Legacy Chat to Enhanced Chat? Use the Chat Transition Readiness
Report to understand the complexity of your current chat setup and plan a smooth transition. This
report highlights active deployments, configurations, and customizations, making it easier to
assess the scale of your chat environment as you prepare for the transition.
This article applies to: Enhanced Chat and Legacy Chat channels.
This article doesn’t apply to: Enhanced WhatsApp, Standard and Enhanced
Facebook Messenger, Standard and Enhanced SMS, Enhanced Apple Messages for Business,
and Bring Your Own Channel.
Note Beginning in June 2025, Messaging for In-App and Web is
changing its name to Enhanced Chat. During this transition, you can possibly see references to
both names in our documentation. We wish we could magically update the name everywhere at
once, and we thank you for your patience as we evolve.
Click the installation link to download and install the Chat
Transition Readiness Report managed package in your customer org.
Select Install for Admins only, select the confirmation checkbox,
and click Install.
The managed package installs a Lightning app that includes the readiness report to review
your current chat setup.
After installation, schedule a job to refresh the report data hourly. This schedules the
data refresher to run every hour. Ask your Org Adminto run the following code in the Developer
Console:
Customers can modify the frequency by updating the cronExpression as
needed
In the Service Console, click the App Launcher icon, and enter
Chat Transition Readiness Report in the Quick Find box. Open the app to
view the report.
Review the generated report, which lists all the active deployments, configurations, and
customizations in your current setup. Click the value of a configuration to view details of
that specific configuration.
This report refreshes hourly and can be downloaded as a PDF document. Click
Download to save a copy.
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