Transcripts may not appear in the Enhanced Conversation component of the Voice Call object in Salesforce Service Cloud Voice.
When transcripts fail to display in this component, the issue could be related to:
This article explains how to troubleshoot the issue of transcripts not appearing in the Voice Call object's Enhanced Conversation component.
To troubleshoot missing transcripts in the Enhanced Conversation component of the Salesforce Voice Call object, follow these diagnostic steps in order:
/connect/conversation/{conversationIdentifier}/entries Replace {conversationIdentifier} with the unique identifier for the conversation associated with the Voice Call record. A successful response containing transcript entries confirms that the transcript data reached Salesforce. If the response returns no entries, the issue lies with the telephony provider's delivery pipeline to Salesforce, not with the Enhanced Conversation component itself. For more details on the REST API, refer to the Salesforce Voice Developer Guide.If you can successfully retrieve the transcript from both the telephony provider and the Salesforce Connect REST API, but the transcript still does not appear in the Enhanced Conversation component on the Voice Call record, please contact Salesforce Support.
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