Events and requests when granting third-party applications access to Amazon Connect
App permissions
Note
If you are a developer, review how to create applications that react to events here.
When you onboard the applications by using the API or the onboardingUI in the AWS Console, you must explicitly give third-party applications permissions to Amazon Connect data. You can also edit the permissions on an existing app.
To understand the effects of assigning a particular permission, please review
the below permissions, description, and corresponding requests and events. As an
example: If you assign the permission User.Details.View to the
application, then it will have the ability to make the following requests:
agent.getName and agent.getARN. If your app
attempts to subscribe to an event or make a request for data that it does not
have permission for, your app may not function as intended. To learn more about
each request and event, see the API Reference.
| Permission | Description | Requests | Events |
|---|---|---|---|
|
User.Details.View |
Details about the agent, such as their full name and User ARN |
agent/getName agent/getARN |
|
|
User.Configuration.View |
Configuration information about the agent, such as their associated routing profile |
agent/getRoutingProfile agent/getChannelConcurrency agent/getDialableCountries agent/getExtension getLanguage |
onLanguageChanged |
|
User.Status.View |
Details about the agent's status |
agent/getState |
agent/onStateChanged |
|
Contact.Details.View |
Details about the contact available in the workspace |
contact/getInitialContactId contact/getType contact/getStateDuration contact/getQueue contact/getQueueTimestamp |
contact/onDestroyed contact/onMissed contact/onStartingAcw contact/onConnected |
|
Contact.CustomerDetails.View |
Details about your customers, such as the phone number they're calling from (Voice only) |
contact/getPhoneNumber |
|
|
Contact.Attributes.View |
Metadata about the contact |
contact/getAttribute contact/getAttributes |
