When attempting to use call monitoring features in Salesforce Voice (formerly Service Cloud Voice) with Amazon Connect, the following error appears in Omni Supervisor:
"We're having trouble with call monitoring right now"
Cause
This error occurs because the "Enhanced Multi-Party Calls and Enhanced Monitoring for Voice" feature is disabled by default immediately after a new Amazon Connect contact center instance is created. Until this feature is enabled, the Listen In button in Omni Supervisor remains inactive (not clickable).
An Amazon Connect system administrator must update the contact center instance settings to enable call monitoring. Follow these steps:
Steps to Enable Enhanced Monitoring for Voice in Amazon Connect
Once saved, agents can be monitored on live calls via Omni Supervisor using the Listen In button.
To Disable Call Monitoring
If you do not want agents monitored on calls, uncheck Enable Multi-Party Calls and Enhanced Monitoring for Voice and click Save.
Technical Background: Amazon Connect Attributes
The initial values of the following Amazon Connect attributes cause this behavior immediately after a contact center is created:
You can verify each attribute using the AWS Command Line Interface (CLI).
This phenomenon is caused by the initial values of attributes related to Enhanced contact monitoring capabilities in the Amazon Connect contact center immediately after creation.
You can verify each attribute using the AWS Command Line Interface.
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