With Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect (formerly Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect), you turn on
Salesforce Voice and then integrate it with an Amazon Connect instance.
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This article applies to:
Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
There are two ways to integrate Salesforce Voice with Amazon Connect.
Integrate Voice with a new Amazon Connect instance. For the best end-to-end Voice
experience and to ensure you always have the latest Voice features, integrate Voice with a
new Amazon Connect instance.
Integrate Voice with an existing Amazon Connect instance. If you already have an Amazon
Connect instance or want to manage your own Amazon Web Services account, you can integrate
Voice with your existing Amazon Connect instance.
Before you start, review the Voice prerequisites, limitations, and planning
resources.
Use a New Amazon Connect Instance Set up your Salesforce Voice (formerly Service Cloud Voice) contact center with a new Amazon Connect instance. Choose this option if you have an AWS Account and you want Salesforce to create an Amazon Connect instance for you in your existing AWS account. With this option, Salesforce creates and assumes an AWS IAM role on your behalf to integrate Voice with Amazon Connect.
Use an Existing Amazon Connect Instance Integrated by Salesforce Set up your Salesforce Voice (formerly Service Cloud Voice) contact center with your existing Amazon Connect instance. Let Salesforce Help you integrate Voice with your existing Amazon Connect instance. Choose this option if you have an AWS account and an Amazon Connect instance you want to use with Voice.
Use an Existing Amazon Connect Instance Integrated by You You can manually integrate Voice with an existing Amazon Connect instance by importing the contact center definition XML file. Choose this option if you don’t want Salesforce to assume your AWS IAM role.
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