Return a call to a customer who requested a callback. Your customers don’t always have
time to wait in a queue for a rep, so they can ask for someone to call them back. Depending on
your Service Cloud Voice setup, use queued callbacks or click-to-dial callbacks and transfers to
initiate callbacks and resolve customer concerns.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
Most Service Cloud Voice configurations use queued callbacks. When you accept a callback
request in the Omni-Channel utility with queued callbacks enabled, the Omni-Channel dials the
customer’s preferred phone number automatically. The call is immediately active.
Queued callbacks are available for Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect, Service Cloud
Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect, and most implementations of Service Cloud
Voice with Partner Telephony. Confirm your setup with your Salesforce administrator.
Use Click-to-Dial Callbacks or Callback Transfers
Certain Service Cloud Voice telephony partners provide a different rep experience by
using contact requests to track callbacks. The customer submits a contact request that’s
specially marked to note that they want a rep to call them back.
When you accept a contact request through the Omni-Channel utility, a call doesn’t start
immediately. Instead, you have multiple options.
To familiarize yourself with the customer’s concerns before speaking with them, review the
details of the contact request.
Transfer the contact request to another rep if their skills better align with the
request.
Call a customer back by selecting the default preferred phone number on the contact
request.
If the customer specified a different phone number in the contact request, enter that
number and start a callback.
Click-to-dial callbacks and callback transfers are available for certain implementations of
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony. Confirm your setup with your Salesforce
administrator. They can check with your telephony provider for specific instructions.
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