Sample Flows for Service Cloud Voice

Salesforce provides several out-of-the box sample flows for Amazon Connect you can use to create inbound, outbound, and transfer flows for your Service Cloud Voice contact center environment.

The sample flows are automatically installed when you create a contact center. All sample flows begin with the name “Sample SCV.” There are two ways to access the sample flows:

Access the sample flows directly in Amazon Connect. Log in to your Amazon Connect instance and select Routing > Contact flows.
Get the JSON sample flow files from GitHub. Download the JSON files from the Sample Service Cloud Voice flows page in GitHub and import them into your Amazon Connect instance. For instructions on how to import flows, see the Import/export flows page in the Amazon Connect Administrator Guide.

The sample flows are occasionally updated and released with Salesforce contact center updates. To ensure you see the latest versions of the sample flows in Amazon Connect, first verify that your contact center is updated to the latest version. The JSON files in GitHub are always updated to the latest version.

Salesforce offers the following sample flows, which you can customize for your Service Cloud Voice contact center environment:

Inbound Flows

Sample SCV Inbound Flow: Creates a voice call record in Salesforce for the inbound call and transfers the call to the SCV Omni-Channel subflow. Associate your phone number with this flow so customers can reach your contact center. JSON file

If you customize the Sample SCV Inbound Flow, make sure it's configured to support voice resiliency. See the Amazon Connect Flows Best Practices page for more information.

Outbound Flows

Sample SCV Outbound Flow With Transcription Using Amazon Transcribe: Starts media streaming. Also starts transcription using Amazon Transcribe, capturing and transcribing audio for outbound voice calls. If you use this preferred flow, you can’t use the Sample SCV Outbound Flow With Transcription Using Amazon Transcribe flow. Since the Sample SCV Outbound Flow With Transcription Using Contact Lens offers more robust transcription features, consider using that flow instead of this one. JSON file
Sample SCV Outbound Flow With Transcription Using Contact Lens: Starts transcription using Contact Lens for Amazon Connect, capturing and transcribing audio for outbound voice calls. If you use this preferred flow, you can’t use the Sample SCV Outbound Flow With Transcription Using Amazon Transcribe flow. JSON file

Transfer Flows

Sample SCV Transfer Flow For Agent Transfers: Creates a voice call record and transfers the call from one agent to another specified agent. JSON file
Sample SCV Transfer Flow For Omni-Channel Transfers: Creates a voice call record and transfers the call from an agent to a specified Omni-Channel flow. JSON file
Sample SCV Transfer Flow For Queue Transfers: Creates a voice call record and transfers the call from an agent to a specified queue. JSON file

If you customize the Sample SCV Transfer flows, make sure it's configured to support voice resiliency. See the Amazon Connect Flows Best Practices page for more information.

Agent Whisper Flows

Sample SCV Agent Whisper Flow For Amazon Transcribe: Starts media streaming. Also starts transcription using Amazon Transcribe to prepare for inbound voice calls and voice call transfers. JSON file

Subflows

Sample SCV Callback Subflow: Gives the caller the option to schedule a callback if the queue is busy. If the caller chooses to schedule a callback, transfers the voice call to the Callback queue. If the caller chooses to remain on the line, transfers the call to one of the SCV Transcription Subflows. JSON file
If you customize the Sample SCV Callback Subflow, make sure it's configured to support voice resiliency. See the Amazon Connect Flows Best Practices page for more information.
Sample SCV Field Service Phone Call Subflow: Connects field agents to contact center agents. JSON file
Sample SCV Omni-Channel Subflow - Basic Routing With Case Creation: Creates a case for each inbound voice call, routes the call to a queue, and opens a screen-pop for the new case record when an agent accepts the call. JSON file
Sample SCV Transcription Subflow With Amazon Transcribe: Enables call recording and real-time transcription using Amazon Transcribe, and then transfers the voice call to the queue. JSON file
Sample SCV Transcription Subflow With Contact Lens: Enables call recording and real-time transcription using Contact Lens, and then transfers the voice call to the queue. JSON file
Sample SCV Voicemail Subflow: Gives the caller the option to leave a voicemail. Agents can play the recordings and read the transcriptions of all voicemails routed to them. JSON file

Other Flows

These flows demonstrate how you can use the InvokeSalesforceRestApiFunction Lambda function to perform some common tasks with the Salesforce REST API.

Sample_SCV_REST_Check_For_Open_Cases: Checks for open cases using the InvokeSalesforceRestApiFunction Lambda function. JSON file
Sample_SCV_REST_Link_Call_To_Case: Links a voice call to an open case using the InvokeSalesforceRestApiFunction Lambda function. This flow adds on to the Sample SCV Invoke REST API Check For Open Cases flow. JSON file

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