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Associate agents to Amazon Connect instances across multiple AWS Regions

To allow your agents to sign-in to both AWS Regions and process contacts from either Region, you must first assign them to a traffic distribution group.

  1. If you have not yet set up a traffic distribution group, do so now. For instructions, see Create traffic distribution groups for your Amazon Connect instance.

  2. After your traffic distribution group is created successfully (Status is ACTIVE), you can assign agents to it. Always associate users to a traffic distribution group in the source Region.

    Assigning an agent to a traffic distribution group without an ACTIVE status results in ResourceNotFoundException. Use the DescribeTrafficDistributionGroup API to determine whether it has been created successfully (Status must be ACTIVE).

  3. You can assign an agent to a traffic distribution group by calling the AssociateTrafficDistributionGroupUser API.

Examples

The following associate-traffic-distribution-group-user example command shows how agents can be associated to and used across multiple AWS Regions.

aws connect associate-traffic-distribution-group-user 
  --traffic-distribution-group-id UUID
  --user-id UUID
  --instance-id

The following AssociateTrafficDistributionGroupUser example associates an agent with a traffic distribution group.

PUT /traffic-distribution-group/trafficDistributionGroupId/user HTTP/1.1
Content-type: application/json
 
{
   "UserId": "string"
}

The following disassociate-traffic-distribution-group-user example command disassociates an agent from a traffic distribution group. 

aws connect disassociate-traffic-distribution-group-user 
 --instance-id your instance ID
 --traffic-distribution-group-id UUID 
  --user-id UUID

The following DisassociateTrafficDistributionGroupUser example disassociates an agent from a traffic distribution group.

DELETE /traffic-distribution-group/trafficDistributionGroupId/user/UserId HTTP/1.1

Why an AssociateTrafficDistributionGroupUser call fails

An AssociateTrafficDistributionGroupUser API call fails with an ResourceNotFoundException in the following cases:

  1. The specified traffic distribution group does not exist.

  2. The status of the traffic distribution group is not ACTIVE.

  3. The user-id UUID is not a user from the source Amazon Connect instance.