Automate actions based on intelligence signals detected by your telephony system. For
example, if your telephony system detects that the customer is unhappy during a support call,
Salesforce Voice can show a Next Best Action recommendation. The recommendation can suggest that
the support rep offer a 20% discount based on the detected signal and their customer loyalty
information.
To trigger an action, build a flow that maps detected signals from the telephony provider to
an action defined in Salesforce. This action can send notifications to a supervisor and a
support rep, show a script, recommend a strategy, or complete any other action to help your
support reps during their conversations. To define actions, use an Einstein Next Best Action
or an auto-launched flow.
Use Next Best Action recommendations to show support reps what to do next based on the
current conversation with the customer. Recommendations can be based on intelligence signals
defined in your telephony system, or on keywords detected in a messaging conversation. To show
recommendations based on an intelligence signal, first define a rule in your telephony system
that identifies each signal. Next, add a trigger in a Conversation Intelligence rule in
Salesforce. Then define the corresponding recommendation strategy and recommendations in
Salesforce. Finally, to show the recommendations to support reps, add the Next Best Action
component to the record page where the support reps work.
Use auto-launched flows to run small-to-complex business processes and perform quick actions,
such as send an email, create a task, or create an account. These flows execute automatically
in the background based on the conditions that you define in Conversation Intelligence rules
in Salesforce. Conversation Intelligence supports auto-launched flows with no flow
trigger.
Automatically Trigger an Action Based on a Conversation Intelligence Signal Create a rule in Salesforce that triggers an action based on intelligence signals or keywords detected during a conversation. Conversation Intelligence rules work with Salesforce Voice with Telephony Providers and messaging channels, such as Enhanced Web Chat and LINE. Salesforce admins can declaratively set up Conversation Intelligence rules in a user interface. Developers can set up rules in custom components using Toolkit API and custom actions. The declarative method is the easiest way to set up rules. But the Toolkit API method allows you to develop custom rules and signal detection processes. For example, use Toolkit API to detect signals in the call transcript without using your telephony system.
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