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Service quotas and endpoints for Amazon Connect Talent - Amazon Connect Talent

Service quotas and endpoints for Amazon Connect Talent

The following sections describe the service quotas and the service endpoints for Amazon Connect Talent.

Service quotas

Amazon Connect Talent creates Amazon Connect resources and related AWS resources in your AWS account. These resources count against the same service quotas as your Amazon Connect resources, so Amazon Connect Talent and Amazon Connect share these quotas. Most quotas apply per account per Region. Some apply per Amazon Connect instance or per domain.

Review these quotas in the Service Quotas console before you create Amazon Connect Talent instances or invite candidates at volume, and request increases for the adjustable ones in advance. For how to request an increase, see Request a quota increase.

The service names in the tables below (for example, Amazon Connect, Amazon Connect Cases) are the names you select in the Service Quotas console. In the Adjustable column:

  • Yes (account level) — the new value applies to every instance in the account and Region.

  • Yes (resource level) — the new value applies to one instance, which you choose when you make the request.

  • No — you can't increase the quota.

Quotas that limit how many instances you can create

Each Amazon Connect Talent instance creates the account-level resources below. With default quotas, you can create 2 instances per Region. If you raise the Amazon Connect instance count quota, the next limit is 5 per Region, because the Amazon Q in Connect assistant quota and the Amazon Connect Cases domain quota both default to 5.

The assistant quota is shared across Amazon Connect Talent and Amazon Connect, so active assistants created by either count toward it. If your account already has assistants, you can create fewer Amazon Connect Talent instances. If you reach either quota, instance creation fails with a generic error that doesn't name the quota, so count your existing assistants and Cases domains before you create an instance.

Service Resource Service Quotas name Default Used per instance Adjustable Quota code
Amazon Connect Amazon Connect instances Amazon Connect instance count 2 1 Yes (account level) L-AA17A6B9
Amazon Q in Connect Amazon Q in Connect assistants Connect AI agent - assistant count 5 1 No (contact your account team) L-5558F50C
Amazon Connect Cases Amazon Connect Cases domains Domains 5 1 Yes (account level) L-C2B81BC3
Amazon Connect Customer Profiles Customer Profiles domains Amazon Connect Customer Profiles domain count 100 1 Yes (account level) L-6603B252
Amazon Lex Amazon Lex V2 bots Bots per account (V2) 100 3 Yes (account level) L-36FA8BD2
AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) IAM roles (global) Roles per account 1,000 1 (API) or 3 (console) Yes (account level) L-FE177D64
Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) Amazon S3 general purpose buckets (global) General purpose buckets 10,000 Up to 2 Yes (account level) L-DC2B2D3D
— Instance creations and deletions Not in Service Quotas 100 per rolling 30 days 1 per create, 1 per delete No —

Quotas per instance

Amazon Connect Talent uses part of each quota below when it creates an instance. The rest is available for your own configuration.

Service Resource Service Quotas name Default Used at creation Adjustable Quota code
Amazon Connect Users Users per instance 500 1 Yes (resource level) L-9A46857E
Amazon Connect Security profiles Security profiles per instance 100 7 Yes (resource level) L-F325A715
Amazon Connect Flows Contact flows per instance 100 4 Yes (resource level) L-22922690
Amazon Connect Workspaces Workspaces per instance 20 2 Yes (resource level) L-6402A996
Amazon Connect Queues Queues per instance 100 2 Yes (resource level) L-19A87C94
Amazon Connect Routing profiles Routing profiles per instance 500 1 Yes (resource level) L-D3E7BE26
Amazon Connect Hours of operation Hours of operation per instance 100 1 Yes (resource level) L-20CD02F7
Amazon Connect Email addresses Email addresses per instance 100 1 Yes (resource level) L-F4C86B27
Amazon Connect Amazon Lex bots Amazon Lex bots per instance 70 3 Yes (resource level) L-B93A6612
Amazon Connect Amazon Lex V2 bot aliases Amazon Lex V2 bot aliases per instance 100 3 Yes (resource level) L-CCEA7427
Amazon Connect AI agent assistant associations Connect AI agent assistant integration associations per instance 1 1 No L-FFE16A0F
Amazon Connect Cases domain associations Cases domain integration associations per instance 1 1 No L-0AA82C05
Amazon Connect Customer Profiles Customer Profiles object types Object types per domain 100 1 Yes (account level) L-14092FF4
Amazon Connect Customer Profiles Customer Profiles integrations Maximum number of integrations 50 1 Yes (account level) L-4A5ECB8E
Amazon Connect Cases Cases fields Fields per domain 500 4 Yes (account level) L-C5B69356
Amazon Connect Cases Cases templates Templates per domain 100 1 Yes (account level) L-0482161A
Amazon Connect Cases Cases layouts Layouts per domain 100 1 Yes (account level) L-D0ED993F

Your instance's AI agent assistant association and Cases domain association are both used by Amazon Connect Talent. Neither is adjustable, so you can't attach a different assistant or Cases domain to an Amazon Connect Talent instance.

Quotas that limit interview volume

Important

The AI-led interview requires these quotas to meet the values in the table below at minimum. If an applied value in the Service Quotas console is lower, the AI-led interview will not work. Before you send evaluations, check your applied values and request an increase for any that do not meet the minimum requirements. See Request a quota increase.

For each quota, check your applied account-level quota value in the Service Quotas console. It must match or exceed the value shown in the table below. If it is lower, request a quota increase to the value shown.

Rate quotas apply per account per Region. All instances in the same account and Region share one allowance.

Service Quota Default What uses it Adjustable Quota code
Amazon Connect Concurrent active calls per instance 10 1 per voice interview, held for the full interview Yes (resource level) L-12AB7C57
Amazon Connect Rate of StartWebRTCContact API requests 2 per second 1 each time a candidate starts or restarts a voice interview Yes (account level) L-5CFC10A5
Amazon Connect Concurrent active chats per instance 500 1 per assessment session Yes (resource level) L-D4BA6F6E
Amazon Connect Rate of StartChatContact API requests 5 per second 1 or more each time a candidate starts an assessment Yes (account level) L-AA48CD49
Amazon Connect Rate of DescribeWorkspace API requests 2 per second 1 per invitation sent, and 1 each time a candidate opens an invitation link Yes (account level) L-9962AF53
Amazon Connect Rate of ListWorkspaceMedia API requests 2 per second 1 each time a candidate opens an invitation link Yes (account level) L-E09C4A84
Amazon Connect Rate of DescribeInstance API requests 1 per second 1 each time a recruiter loads Amazon Connect Talent Yes (account level) L-D14CF86E
Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) Sending quota 200 per 24 hours in the sandbox 1 per candidate invitation Yes — first move out of the sandbox L-804C8AE8
Amazon Simple Email Service (Amazon SES) Sending rate 1 per second in the sandbox 1 per candidate invitation Yes — first move out of the sandbox L-CDEF9B6B

Monitor usage

  • Concurrent calls and chats: In Amazon CloudWatch, the AWS/Connect namespace publishes ConcurrentCalls, ConcurrentCallsPercentage, and CallsBreachingConcurrencyQuota, plus ConcurrentActiveChats and ConcurrentActiveChatsPercentage, per instance. ConcurrentCallsPercentage displays as a decimal — 0.8 means 80%.

  • API rate quotas and Amazon SES quotas: The Service Quotas console shows usage. You can create a CloudWatch alarm from each quota's page.

  • Resource-count quotas (assistants, domains, bots, security profiles): Service Quotas doesn't track usage for these. Check the count in each service's console.

Request a quota increase

Amazon Connect Talent uses the standard Amazon Connect quota process. Amazon Connect quotas are listed under Amazon Connect in the Service Quotas console. Cases, Customer Profiles, Amazon Lex, and Amazon SES quotas are listed under their own services — the Service column in each table tells you which.

Key points:

  • Create your instance before you request an increase to a per-instance quota. A resource-level request applies to the one instance you select.

  • An account-level increase applies to all instances in that account and Region. You can't raise a resource-level quota at the account level.

  • Quotas apply per AWS Region. Request each increase in every Region where you run Amazon Connect Talent.

  • Smaller increases can be approved within hours; larger ones can take up to 3 weeks, so plan ahead of launch.

  • The defaults on this page are for new accounts. Check your account's Applied quota value before you plan — an older account can have different values.

To request an increase
  1. Open the Service Quotas console in the Region of your instance.

  2. In the navigation pane, choose AWS services.

  3. Choose the service shown in the Service column (for example, Amazon Connect).

  4. Find the quota by its Service Quotas name, then:

    • Account-level quota: select the quota and choose Request increase at account-level.

    • Resource-level quota: choose the quota name, select your instance under Resource-level quotas, and choose Request increase at resource-level.

  5. For Increase quota value, enter the new value, then choose Request.

To track a request, open the Request history tab on the service's page, or choose Dashboard in the navigation pane. After the request is resolved, the quota's Applied quota value shows the new value.

For more information, see Requesting a quota increase in the Service Quotas User Guide and Amazon Connect service quotas.

Service endpoints

A service endpoint is the URL of the entry point for an AWS service. Amazon Connect Talent is available in specific AWS Regions, and you connect to the endpoint for the Region where your instance is hosted. For more information about the Regions where Amazon Connect Talent is available, see Supported Regions and endpoints.