You may notice that despite an agent being set to an 'Online' status for a chat button within the Chat or Omni-Channel widget the chat button still shows offline for chat visitors with Agentforce Service (formerly Service Cloud).
To resolve this, ensure both boxes 'Service Cloud User' and 'Chat User' are checked in the Agent's User record. After editing the user record to add these licenses, have the Agent log out and log in again for the new settings to reflect on their end.
*Review Edit Users for the steps to check User record detail.
To resolve this, ensure at least one chat agent is assigned all the skills configured on the chat button and the chat agent is in an 'Online' status.
To resolve this, ensure the chat agent is assigned a Presence Configuration where the 'Capacity' is equal to or greater than the 'Units of Capacity' defined in the corresponding Routing Configuration.
To resolve this, either ensure the chat button & deployment are hosted on a domain that is defined within the 'Permitted Domains' section of the Chat Deployment settings OR if you would like to make the chat button/deployment usable on any domain, leave the 'Permitted Domains' field empty.
To resolve this, navigate to the affected Chat Button, click on the associated queue, and review if the right Agents have been added to this queue.## Troubleshooting Tip:
Supervisor can be a useful tool in the troubleshooting process, as it shows logged-in Agents, their Status, Queues and Available Capacity.
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