Configure Single Sign-On (SSO) with Your Own Identity Provider
Use your choice of a third-party identity provider solution for reps to log in to Voice
from the Omni-Channel widget. For example, if your org uses Microsoft Azure as an identity
provider, you can configure your contact center to require reps to log in and out of Azure’s
single sign-on page from Omni-Channel.
Required Editions
This article applies to:
Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony
Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect
To view the Partner Telephony Contact Centers page:
Customize Application AND Manage Call Centers
OR
Delegated Contact
Center Admin
To create and manage a contact center:
Contact Center Admin (Partner Telephony)
OR
Delegated Contact Center
Admin
The process for setting up a third-party identity provider solution to log in to Service
Cloud Voice varies based on your telephony provider. Work with your telephony provider to
verify the procedure.
From Setup, enter Contact Centers in the Quick Find box.
For Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect, select Amazon Contact
Centers.
For Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect and Service
Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony, select Partner Telephony Contact
Centers.
Click the contact center name for which you want to enable your third-party identity
provider.
In the contact center details page, configure your identity provider.
When you click Telephony Settings on the contact center details
page, the third-party identity provider logs you in to your telephony provider. When a rep
sets themselves as available in the Omni-Channel widget, the identity provider logs them
in to your telephony provider behind the scenes.
Before proceeding to Voice on the Omni-Channel widget, reps log in to a single sign-on
window. To log out of Voice, reps click Log Out of Phone System from
Omni-Channel and are redirected to a log out page on Amazon Connect or your third-party
telephony provider. When reps are logged out of their phone system, a message appears in
Omni-Channel that they must refresh their browser to log in again.
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