This article provides information on allowing countries for outbound calls in Salesforce Voice (formerly Service Cloud Voice) with Amazon Connect. Steps are included to gather the required information, initiate a case with AWS/Support (as per your telephony model), and enable outbound calling functionality for specific countries.
Note: If you are using the telephony model "Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony using Amazon Connect", please log a ticket directly with AWS Support through your AWS account. If you are using the telephony model "Salesforce Voice using Amazon Connect", reach out to Salesforce Support that can log a request with AWS on your behalf.
Pre-requisites:
->> For the telephony model "Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony using Amazon Connect" :-
Login to the AWS account as root user and choose Account and billing to go to the pre-populated form in the Support console.
For Service, Connect (Number Management) should be selected.
For Category, Country Allowlisting for Outbound Calls should be selected.
Select the required severity.
Choose Next step: Additional information
On the Additional information page:
Enter the subject.
Under Description, list which countries you want to allow calling to, or limit calling from.
Choose Next step: Solve now or contact us.
On the Solve now or contact us page:
Choose the Contact us tab and select your Preferred contact language and your preferred contact method.
Choose Submit.
The Amazon Connect team will review your ticket and get back to you.
->> For the telephony model "Salesforce Voice using Amazon Connect" :-
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