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          Maintain Your Managed External Client App

          Maintain Your Managed External Client App

          When you create a contact center, Salesforce automatically generates a managed external client app (ECA) to handle your SAML single sign-on (SSO) authentication. Because Salesforce manages this external client app as part of your contact center provisioning, you can’t access or edit it from the External Client App Manager in Setup. Instead, manage all settings and policies for this app from your contact center settings.

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          This article applies to:

          • Salesforce Voice with Amazon Connect
          • Salesforce Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
          User Permissions Needed
          To view the Amazon Contact Centers page: Customize Application AND Manage Call Centers
          To create and manage a contact center: Salesforce Voice Contact Center Admin
          Note
          Note For Voice that’s manually integrated with your Amazon Connect instance by importing the contact center definition file, you can edit the local external client app only from the External Client Apps Manager. See Create Local External Client App for Manually Integrated Contact Centers.

          To view or edit the settings for your managed external client app:

          1. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Voice, and then select Voice Settings.
          2. Click the name of your contact center to open the Contact Center Details page.

          From the Contact Center Details page, manage these external client app configurations:

          • SAML Policies: Update your authentication settings, such as the Entity URL, ACS URL, Issuer, and identity provider certificates.
          • Custom Attributes: Edit the values for specific custom attributes, such as the RoleSessionName attribute used in the custom username format of contact center users.
          • App Policies: Assign or remove user profiles and permission sets to control which users can log in to the contact center and your telephony provider.
           
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