Build user interfaces and rep actions in the Omni-Channel utility for your unique
business needs. Developers can add Lightning Web Components, Lightning components, and
Visualforce pages to a softphone extension that opens like a drawer when reps click
More.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Salesforce Voice with Amazon Connect
Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony
Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
To view the Partner Telephony Contact Centers page:
Customize Application AND Manage Call Centers
OR
Salesforce Voice Delegated Contact
Center Admin
To create and manage a contact center:
Salesforce Voice Contact Center Admin (Partner Telephony)
OR
Salesforce Voice Delegated Contact Center
Admin
After you use Lightning App Builder to create a custom voice extension as a Lightning page,
add it to your contact center so it’s available to reps.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Contact Center, and then
select Amazon Contact Centers or Partner Telephony Contact
Centers, depending on your telephony model.
Select the contact center you want to add a voice extension for, and then click
Edit.
In Voice Extension, choose your Lightning page.
If you want reps to access the voice extension before, during, and after calls to
support various work, click Always Show Voice Extension. Otherwise,
the extension only appears during calls. By default, Always Show Voice
Extension is turned off.
Click Save.
If your Voice extension isn’t updated to support pre- or post-call work, it can show
errors or show as empty. Disable your extension until you update it to show properly.
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