Service Cloud Voice supports real-time transcription, not post-call transcription.
Real-time call transcription is provided by Amazon Transcribe, Contact Lens for Amazon Connect, or
your partner telephony provider. Transcripts are displayed in the Enhanced Conversation component
in Salesforce.
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
For information about setting up call transcription with a partner telephony provider other
than Amazon, contact the telephony provider to confirm support and request setup information.
See Transcribe Calls in Real Time for more details.
For information about setting up call transcription with Amazon Transcribe or Contact Lens
in Service Cloud Voice, see Set Up Call Transcription. When you enable
transcription with Amazon Transcribe or Contact Lens for Amazon Connect, all audio on the
customer’s side is recorded. This recorded audio includes when the service rep puts the
customer on hold.
For a list of Amazon Transcribe's transcription languages supported by Service Cloud Voice,
see Amazon Transcribe's Transcription
Languages Supported by Service Cloud Voice. For a list of supported transcription
languages with Contact Lens, see the Amazon documentation. For a list
of transcription languages supported by Service Cloud Voice with a telephony provider other than
Amazon, contact the partner telephony provider.
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