Reach customers proactively by triggering outbound voice calls directly from a flow. You
can trigger appointment reminders, payment notifications, service updates, or AI-led conversations
without requiring a rep to place the call manually.
Agentforce Contact Center Admin (Salesforce Voice) Permission Set
Let’s consider a high-priority customer support scenario where a client submits an urgent
service request via a web portal. Rather than waiting for a manual review, the system
automatically detects the new record and triggers an immediate outbound call to connect the
customer with an available specialist.
Note Outbound Actions are currently supported only in Record-Triggered, Schedule-Triggered,
Autolaunched, and Omni-Channel Flows.
From Setup, enter Flows in the Quick Find box, then select
Flows.
Click New Flow and select Record-Triggered
Flow.
Configure these settings:
Object: Cases
Trigger: A record is created
Condition Requirements: None
Optimize the Flow for: Actions and Related Records
Select the Include a Run Asynchronously path.
On the asynchronous path in the Flow Builder, click + and select the
Initiate Outbound Voice Call action.
Configure the action parameters:
Label: Initiate Outbound Voice Call Action 1
API Name: Outbound_Voice_Call_Action_1
Amount of Time: 1
Units: Days
Recipient Phone Number: Select the resource for the customer's phone number.
Call Experience Flow: IVR Flow
In the View Output Resources section, select Manually
assign variables (advanced).
Map the execution results to your flow resources:
Outbound Status: {!status}
Outbound Voice Call Id: {!outboundVoiceCallId}
Save and activate your flow.
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