To provide reps real-time visibility into their status in their Service Cloud Voice
telephony or CCaaS provider’s system, make sure the Connection Status utility is added to your app
and then add a Provider Status section to the Connection Status utility. To address rare
inconsistencies between Omni-Channel and provider status, reps can manually sync their
Omni-Channel status to Amazon Connect.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
Adding Provider Status to the Connection Status Utility is compatible with Presence Status Sync
or Presence Status Mapping. Provider Status isn’t compatible with Omni-Channel Unified
Routing.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Contact Centers, and select
Amazon Contact Centers.
Open your contact center.
Edit your contact center details, select Add telephony provider presence status
to Connection Status utility, and then save your changes.
Guide reps to refer to their Connection Status Utility if they are experiencing sustained
status mismatch between Omni-Channel and Amazon Connect. Status messages in the Provider Status
section provide rep guidance. For more information on how and when to manually sync the
Omni-Channel status to the provider status, see a reference of messages and recommendations in
Check Connection Status and Address
Provider Status Issues.
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