Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect leverages the power of Amazon Connect telephony
to give reps, supervisors, and customers a seamless service experience. Before you set up your
Voice contact center, review the prerequisites, limitations, and planning resources.
Turn On Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect When you turn on Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect, Salesforce creates an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account that’s used to create your Amazon Connect instance.
Confirm Your Tax Registration Number After your Amazon Web Services subaccount is created, confirm your company’s tax registration number for the subaccount.
Create Your Amazon Connect Contact Center Set up your contact center for Service Cloud Voice with Amazon Connect. When you create a contact center in Voice, Salesforce creates an Amazon Connect instance and two Salesforce connected apps. Single sign-on (SSO) for the contact center is handled by one of the connected apps.
Update AWS Root Email Address Update your root email address by directly logging in to the AWS console as a root user. When a root email address has changed, and you still have access to the AWS console through your previous root email address, you can update your email address from the AWS console.
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