Assign users access to Salesforce Voice with Telephony Providers (formerly Service Cloud Voice) features and add users to the contact
center. Then, map the user accounts between the contact center and your telephony
provider.
Add and Remove Contact Center Users After you create a contact center, you can add more users to it or remove users who no longer need access.
Create Or Update Contact Center Users in Bulk Use Salesforce Bulk APIs to add contact center users in bulk. You can use this bulk operation if you want to add or update more than 100 users at a time.
Create Contact Center Queues in Bulk Use the Salesforce Bulk API 2.0 to create contact center queues in bulk. This method streamlines the process of managing large numbers of queues for your contact center.
Create Contact Center Groups in Bulk Use the Salesforce Bulk API 2.0 to create contact center groups in bulk. The bulk operation helps to efficiently manage large contact centers.
Use Customized Usernames for Contact Centers A contact center can have only one username format at a time, and you can choose a customized username format for your contact center users.
Assign Delegated Contact Center Admins Assign a contact center admin to manage contact center users, without granting them full contact center admin privileges. A delegated contact center admin can add and remove users from a contact center, but can't change other contact center settings.
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