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Zoom Contact Center SDK

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Integrate Zoom's contact center features into Android apps.

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What Zoom Contact Center SDK does

The Zoom Contact Center SDK for Android provides developers with the tools necessary to integrate chat, video, and callback functionalities into their native Android applications. This SDK supports various features such as video and chat services, scheduled callbacks, and campaign management, allowing developers to create comprehensive contact center solutions. The SDK is designed to streamline the integration process, making it easier for developers to implement these features without extensive overhead.

To get started, developers need to initialize the SDK in the Application.onCreate method and utilize the ZoomCCItem class to define channels and identifiers. The SDK offers specific services like getZoomCCChatService(), getZoomCCVideoService(), and others, which provide access to the necessary functionalities for building a robust contact center experience. Additionally, the SDK includes hard guardrails to ensure proper usage, such as releasing services on teardown and using specific identifiers for different service types.

The documentation is comprehensive, including quick links to essential resources like the SDK lifecycle, service patterns, and troubleshooting common issues. This makes it easier for developers to find the information they need to effectively use the SDK. Whether you're building a new contact center application or enhancing an existing one, the Zoom Contact Center SDK for Android provides a solid foundation for integrating Zoom's capabilities into your app.

When to use it

Use this SDK when you need to implement chat, video, or callback features in your Android application, especially for contact center solutions.

When not to use it

This SDK is not suitable for non-Android platforms or applications that do not require Zoom's contact center features.

What you can build with it

Integrating Chat Functionality

Use the SDK to add chat capabilities to your Android app, allowing users to communicate seamlessly with support agents.

Implementing Video Support

Leverage the video service provided by the SDK to enable video calls within your contact center application.

Managing Scheduled Callbacks

Utilize the scheduled callback service to allow users to request callbacks at their convenience, improving user experience.

How to install Zoom Contact Center SDK

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Written by anthropics

Zoom Contact Center SDK - Android

Official docs:

Quick Links

  1. concepts/sdk-lifecycle.md
  2. examples/service-patterns.md
  3. references/android-reference-map.md
  4. troubleshooting/common-issues.md

SDK Surface Summary

  • SDK manager: ZoomCCInterface
  • Channel services:
  • getZoomCCChatService()
  • getZoomCCVideoService()
  • getZoomCCZVAService()
  • getZoomCCScheduledCallbackService()
  • Campaign support via web campaign service and campaign metadata.

Hard Guardrails

  • Initialize SDK in Application.onCreate.
  • Use ZoomCCItem to define channel + identifiers.
  • Use entryId for chat/video/ZVA.
  • Use apiKey for scheduled callback and campaign mode.
  • Release services on teardown.

Common Chains

Operations

  • RUNBOOK.md - 5-minute preflight and debugging checklist.

Frequently asked questions about Zoom Contact Center SDK

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