Route Data to Objects in Bring Your Own Channel for CCaaS
Optionally, use parameters, parameter mappings, and flows to route customer data to
Salesforce objects for Bring Your Own Channel for CCaaS. This data gives service reps more
context for who they’re messaging with. For example, create a Support Reason dropdown menu, and
then route the customer’s input to the Messaging Session object.
Note Bring Your Own Channel for CCaaS is now Partner Contact Center
Messaging. You may see references to Bring Your Own Channel for CCaaS in Salesforce
applications and documentation.
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