Customize Transfer Destinations for Reps with Omni-Channel Unified Routing
Reduce long transfer destination lists when reps need to transfer a call quickly. Choose
whether to show all profiles and queues or just show some. This feature is available for contact
centers that use Omni-Channel Unified Routing to route voice calls.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Salesforce Voice with Amazon Connect
Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony
Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
For voice calls routed with Omni-Channel Unified Routing, admins can select Transfer
Destinations settings for profiles and queues only, not Omni-Channel flows. If no settings are
selected under Transfer Destinations, by default the transfer list shows all profiles and
queues.
Before you begin:
Configure Omni-Channel Unified Routing for a contact center.
Set up transfer for voice calls with Omni-Channel Unified Routing.
In Setup, enter Presence Configurations and select Presence
Configurations.
Locate the presence configuration that you’d like to customize, and click
Edit.
Under Agent Settings, locate the Transfer Destinations node.
To offer all profiles and queues to your service reps, select Select all
profiles and Select all queues.
To make only some profiles and queues available to service reps, highlight the profile or
queue in the Available box, then click Add to move it to the Selected
box.
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