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Your existing integration between Salesforce and VCC should not change much, if at all, and continues to provide the existing benefits. Service Cloud Voice just provides a possible alternative to how Salesforce and VCC work together to provide benefit to your contact center.
You can use Service Cloud Voice with existing interaction plans, users, and contact numbers. We recommend that you review your VCC implementation to understand what changes need to be made, if any, to take advantage of Service Cloud Voice. For example, you may want to associate the objects that currently pop with the new voice call object.
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Pure vs. 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:
- Pure. All of your VCC agents are using Service Cloud Voice.
- Hybrid. Some your VCC agents are using Service Cloud Voice and some are using ContactPad with the VCC and Salesforce integration.
The following features are available in the different modes:
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If SCV is enabled for your account, Vonage transcribes agents' calls if transcription is enabled for individual agents. Call transcriptions appear in Service Cloud Voice in real time during the call. 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).
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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