Keep your reps’ busy statuses in sync across Amazon Connect and Omni-Channel and report
on your reps’ Omni-Channel break statuses from Amazon Connect. Mapped presence statuses are
automatically synced with Amazon Connect for any Omni-Channel presence status
change.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
You can map only an existing busy Omni-Channel presence status to an existing custom
Amazon Connect agent status. Available Omni-Channel presence statuses are automatically mapped
to Amazon Connect agent statuses. You can map a presence status to only one Amazon Connect
agent status.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Amazon Contact Centers, and
then select Amazon Contact Centers.
Select the contact center.
Under Presence Status Mapping, click Add.
Select an existing busy Omni-Channel presence status.
Specify an existing custom Amazon Connect agent status.
If you added the contact center after the Winter '22 release, select an existing custom
Amazon Connect agent status from the list.
If you added the contact center before the Winter '22 release, enter the Amazon ARN
for the status. To find the ARN, run the AWS CLI command list-agent-statuses.
Save your changes.
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