To prevent Amazon Connect from erroneously marking reps as available while Omni-Channel
is still processing agent work records, set the Amazon Connect status to sfdc_pending during the
processing time. For example, if a rep receives a call but the customer hangs up before the rep
can accept it, the Amazon Connect status is marked as sfdc_pending.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
Configure Amazon Connect to recognize sfdc_pending as an allowed rep status, either
manually through Amazon Connect or by updating the Contact Center to Version 15 or later.
Updating a Contact Center is done as follows.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Contact Center, and
then select Amazon Contact Centers.
Select the contact center you want to modify.
Click Install Updates.
When the installation is finished, you receive a notification email,
indicating that the Contact Center is updated and sfdc_pending is an allowed rep
status.
Enable Omni-Channel to set the Amazon Connect status to sfdc_pending when Omni-Channel is
processing an agent work record.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Contact Center, and
then select Amazon Contact Centers.
Select the contact center you want to resolve common status conflicts for.
Click Amazon Connect sfdc_pending Status and then
Save.
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