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Pure
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and hybrid modes of using Vonage for Service Cloud Voice
When you have configured your VCC account for Service Cloud Voice, you can choose for all of your agents to use SCV, or for some to still use ContactPad with the VCC and Salesforce integration. The different modes are:
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The following features are available in the different modes:
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Features
If SCV is enabled for and you have configured your VCC account, Vonage transcribes agents' calls , agents can use many SCV features including the following:
Making and receiving calls
Using SCV, agents can make and receive calls.
To make an outbound call using SCV, an agent can click a phone number in a Salesforce record, or they can enter the phone number in the Omni-Channel utility. When the agent makes the call, VCC initiates the call to the target number.
When someone, for example a customer, makes an inbound call into VCC, VCC routes that call through the applicable interaction plan to a VCC agent. The call appears in the agent's corresponding Salesforce user's Omni-Channel utility in Salesforce.
While connected to an inbound or outbound call, an agent can work with that call in the Omni-Channel utility. The agent can mute the call, put the call on hold, record the call, and so on. For information about making and receiving calls in SCV, see Answer and Make Calls (Salesforce help).
Consulting, transferring, and conferencing (or merging) calls
When using SCV with VCC, agents can consult, transfer, and merge calls.
While on call, an agent can add another agent to consult with them about the call. To do so, the agent clicks Add Caller and selects an agent from the presented list of agents and interaction plans. (The agents in the presented list are Salesforce users, all of whom are linked to agents in VCC.) This puts the original call on hold while the original agent is connected to the agent chosen from the list. The original agent can then either swap between original call and consult, end the consult, perform a warm transfer to the other agent (by leaving the call themselves), or combine the original call with the consult. Combining the calls is known as merging in SCV—merging is called conferencing in VCC.
Alternatively, the agent can do a cold transfer of the call to a VCC interaction plan. To do so, the agent clicks Add Caller and selects an interaction plan from the presented list of agents and interaction plans. The call is immediately transferred to the interaction plan.
For information about consulting, transferring, and merging calls, see Add Callers or Transfer Calls (Salesforce help).
Transcription
If SCV is enabled for your account and if transcription is enabled for individual agents. Call transcriptions appear in Service Cloud Voice in real time during the call. an individual agent, Vonage transcribes that agent's calls. Transcription turns the customer's and the agent's speech into text in real time. During a call, the transcript appears in the call's voice call record so the agent can view transcription text alongside customer data.
Vonage uses the Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API to transcribe the calls. Vonage can therefore transcribe calls in all the languages that the API supports. For a list of supported languages, see Language support (Google help). Vonage transcribes calls in your account's default language, unless the default language is overridden for an individual call. For information about overriding the default language for calls, see the Overriding the transcription language for individual calls section in Configuring Vonage for Service Cloud Voice.
External Routing
If SCV is enabled and configured in your account and you have integrated VCC with Salesforce external routing, agents can transfer chats to another agent or interaction plan using SCV.
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, when interactions arrive in Salesforce, Salesforce delegates routing decisions to mapped interaction plans in VCC. Where configured, Salesforce uses VCC to route chats, cases, and messages (for example, WhatsApp messages) alongside phone calls.
When using Salesforce with external routing and SCV
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For information about integrating VCC with Salesforce external routing, see Configuring Salesforce external routing for Vonage Contact Center. When an agent transfers a chat using SCV, they are presented with a list of Salesforce queues or agents they can transfer the chat to. If an agent selects a Salesforce queue, then this chat will flow through the corresponding interaction plan which that queue maps to. For more information on how to map a Salesforce queue to an interaction plan, see the Enabling Salesforce external routing in VCC section in Configuring Salesforce external routing for Vonage Contact Centerthe following interaction types:
- Chats. Agents use the transfer button in the chat interface to transfer chats to any of the following:
A user
Note Agents can transfer chats to any Salesforce user in the presented list, some of whom may be linked to agents in VCC.
A chat button
Note The selected chat button transfers the chat to a Salesforce queue. A Salesforce queue
- A Salesforce skill
Cases. Agents can transfer cases by changing the case owner to one of the following:
A user
Note Agents can transfer chats to any Salesforce user in the presented list, some of whom may be linked to agents in VCC.
Note Due to a Salesforce limitation, when a case is transferred to another agent, the new agent will not receive an item in the Omni-Channel utility. However, the case's owner will be changed to the agent and, if configured in Salesforce, the agent will receive a notification email.
A Salesforce queue
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For information about integrating VCC with Salesforce external routing, see Configuring Salesforce external routing for Vonage Contact Center.
Presence mapping from SCV to VCC
When a Salesforce user's presence changes within Salesforce, the state of the corresponding VCC agent is updated within VCC to the state mapped to the Salesforce presence. (This applies to both automatic and manual Salesforce presence changes.) This ensures that VCC does not assign interactions to an unavailable agent for example. It also means that VCC is able to report on the agent's activity within Dashboards and other reporting features. For information about mapping Salesforce presence statuses to VCC agent states, see the Mapping Salesforce user presences to VCC agent states section in Configuring Vonage for Service Cloud Voice.
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Limitations
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Vonage for Service Cloud Voice has the following limitations:
In addition, Vonage for Service Cloud Voice does not support the following Service Cloud Voice features:
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