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Edit Your Personal Softphone Settings
You can control personal softphone settings within Salesforce. To change your settings, from your personal settings, enter Softphone in the Quick Find box, then select My Softphone Settings.

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You can control personal softphone settings within Salesforce. To change your settings, from your personal settings, enter Softphone in the Quick Find box, then select My Softphone Settings.
| View supported editions. |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To edit personal softphone settings: | Member of a call center |
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These settings are available.
| Setting | Description |
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| Automatically log in to your call center when logging into Salesforce | Select this option if you want Salesforce to use saved login information to automatically log you in to your softphone. |
| If only one record found on incoming call | Choose one of the following options to specify how a record is displayed when it is the only one that matches an incoming call:
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