This topic defines the flow block for Amazon Q in Connect.
Description
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Associates an Amazon Q in Connect domain to a contact to enable real-time recommendations.
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For more information about enabling Amazon Q in Connect, see Use Amazon Q in Connect for generative AI–powered agent assistance in real-time.
Tip
If you choose to customize your Amazon Q in Connect experience, instead of adding this block to your flows, you need to create a Lambda and then use the Invoke AWS Lambda function block to add it to your flows.
Supported channels
The following table lists how this block routes a contact who is using the specified channel.
Note
Nothing happens if a task is sent to this block, however, you will be charged. To prevent this, add a Check contact attributes block before this one and route tasks accordingly. For instructions, see Personalize a contact's experience based on how they contact your contact center.
| Channel | Supported? |
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Voice |
Yes |
Chat |
Yes |
Task |
No |
Yes |
Flow types
You can use this block in the following flow types:
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Inbound flow
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Customer Queue flow
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Outbound whisper flow
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Transfer to Agent flow
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Transfer to Queue flow
Properties
The following image shows the Properties page of the Amazon Q in Connect block. It specifies the full Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the Amazon Q in Connect domain to associate to the contact.
Configuration tips
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To use Amazon Q in Connect with calls, you must enable Amazon Connect Contact Lens in the flow by adding a Set recording and analytics behavior block that is configured for Contact Lens real-time. It doesn't matter where in the flow you add the Set recording and analytics behavior block.
Amazon Q in Connect, along with Contact Lens real-time analytics, is used to recommend content that is related to customer issues detected during the current call.
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Contact Lens is not required to use Amazon Q in Connect with chats.
Configured block
The following image shows an example of what this block looks like when it is configured. It has the following branches: Success and Error.
