Persist Secure Messaging History Across Multiple Devices with User Verification
To maximize data privacy, securely connect your customers to their messaging history
and persist conversations across devices with token-based or credential-based user verification.
Persist conversations across devices with token-based user verification.
Enhanced In-App Chat and Enhanced Web Chat channels
This article doesn’t apply to:
Enhanced WhatsApp, Standard and Enhanced Facebook Messenger, Standard and
Enhanced SMS, Enhanced Apple Messages for Business, Enhanced LINE, and Bring Your Own
Channel
User Permissions Needed
To set up this feature:
Customize Application
Add token-based user verification to Enhanced Web Chat on an external site. If you use
Enhanced Web Chat on a Salesforce site, choose between token-based user verification or
credential-based user verification.
Functionality
token-based
credential-based
Verify your customer's identity
x
x
Show messaging conversation history to a verified user
x
x
Send user verification confirmation to an AI agent
x
Persist messaging conversations across devices
x
Available in Enhanced Web Chat on an external website
x
Available in Enhanced Web Chat on a Salesforce site
Some Aura sites including Build Your Own Aura, Help Center, and Customer Service
templates
x
Available in Enhanced In-App Chat
x
Set Up Credential-Based User Verification Credential-based user verification lets authenticated customers view their messaging conversation history when chatting in Enhanced Web Chat on a Salesforce site.
Protect Conversations in Enhanced Chat for Web with reCAPTCHA Looking to secure your Enhanced Chat for Web channels from automated threats? Enable reCAPTCHA v3. With reCAPTCHA verification, only human users can initiate messaging sessions. Using reCAPTCHA verification enhances protection against spam bots.
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