Release Material
Why Agentforce Voice? Top 5 reasons why Agentforce Voice is a key differentiator:
Enhanced Customer Interaction: Agentforce Voice enables service agents to speak and understand voice conversations with customers. It is designed to understand customer intent from spoken input and take actions to resolve customer queries efficiently.
Integration with Service Cloud Voice: Agentforce Voice works seamlessly with Service Cloud Voice, integrating third-party telephony systems like Amazon Connect and Genesys with Salesforce. This transforms traditional telephony into an intelligent, conversational experience. See this article for more details.
24/7 Support: It provides 24/7 support with built-in agent transfer and escalation capabilities, ensuring your customers receive assistance whenever they need it.
Call Recording: You can record conversations between agents and customers for quality assurance and training purposes.
Improved Contact Center Efficiency: By combining Agentforce Voice with Service Cloud Voice, businesses can handle scenarios like agent escalation and context passing more effectively, improving overall contact center operations.
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1. How does Agentforce Voice integrate with Service Cloud? |
Agentforce Voice is built natively into Service Cloud, leveraging Einstein AI to provide real-time insights, call transcription, and next-best-action recommendations during live calls. |
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2. Can I use my existing telephony provider with Agentforce Voice? |
Agentforce Voice integrates with various telephony partners through the Salesforce Voice Partner Ecosystem, allowing flexibility in using your existing provider. |
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3. What AI features does Agentforce Voice include? |
It includes real-time call transcription, sentiment analysis, conversation summaries, and AI-driven recommendations to assist agents and improve customer interactions. |
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4. How does Agentforce Voice improve agent productivity? |
It provides contextual insights, automatic note-taking, and guided workflows during calls, it reduces manual work and helps agents resolve issues faster. |
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5. Is Agentforce Voice available for all Salesforce editions? |
It’s available as an add-on to Service Cloud and may require specific licensing or access to Agentforce (formerly Einstein 1 Service). Availability can vary by edition and region. |
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6. Does Agentforce Voice support inbound and outbound calls? |
Yes, it supports both inbound and outbound calls, with features like click-to-dial, call routing, and IVR capabilities integrated into the Salesforce console. |
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7. How can I get started with Agentforce Voice? |
Contact your Salesforce Account Executive or visit Salesforce Setup to enable Voice within your Service Cloud org. You can also explore a pilot or trial through the Salesforce Voice Partner network. |
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8. How does Service Cloud Voice relate to Agentforce Voice? Are these the same product? |
While Agentforce Voice works with Service Cloud Voice, they are distinct products Service Cloud Voice integrates contact center telephony directly within the Service Console, allowing reps to handle calls, chat, email, etc. from a single interface. Agentforce Voice enables customers to extend their existing text agents with voice capabilities - essentially giving agents the ability to speak and be spoken to. |
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9. How do I receive support for Agentforce Voice? |
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To create and configure agents |
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To open, edit, or create a flow in Flow Builder |
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To grant the Omni-Channel flow access to update the VoiceCall records |
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To view and edit a connection in Agentforce Builder |
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