AWS connect documentation change
Summary
Minor text formatting changes including apostrophe corrections ('it’s' to 'it's'), capitalization consistency ('AWS Console' to 'AWS Management Console'), and URL security requirement clarifications (HTTPS enforcement wording).
Security assessment
Changes are primarily grammatical/stylistic (e.g., apostrophe fixes, console name standardization). Security-related statements about HTTPS requirements and content security policies were already present and only received minor wording adjustments, not substantive security changes.
Diff
diff --git a/connect/latest/adminguide/3p-apps.md b/connect/latest/adminguide/3p-apps.md index cbbe84df9..0eaa0ae25 100644 --- a//connect/latest/adminguide/3p-apps.md +++ b//connect/latest/adminguide/3p-apps.md @@ -29 +29 @@ If you are a developer interested in building a third-party application, see the - * [Events and Requests](./3p-apps-events-requests.html) + * [Events and requests](./3p-apps-events-requests.html) @@ -47 +47 @@ If you are a developer interested in building a third-party application, see the -If you're using custom IAM policies to manage access to third-party applications, your users need the following IAM permissions to integrate a third-party application using the AWS Console. In addition to `AmazonConnect_FullAccess`, users need: +If you're using custom IAM policies to manage access to third-party applications, your users need the following IAM permissions to integrate a third-party application using the AWS Management Console. In addition to `AmazonConnect_FullAccess`, users need: @@ -76 +75 @@ To integrate third-party applications into your instances, ensure that your inst - 2. On the left navigation pane, choose **Third-party applications**. If you do not see this menu, it’s because it is not available in your region. To check the regions where this feature is available, see [Availability of Amazon Connect features by Region](./regions.html). + 2. On the left navigation pane, choose **Third-party applications**. If you do not see this menu, it's because it is not available in your region. To check the regions where this feature is available, see [Availability of Amazon Connect features by Region](./regions.html). @@ -94 +93 @@ To integrate third-party applications into your instances, ensure that your inst - 1. **Access URL** : This is the URL where your application is hosted. The URL must be secure, starting with https, unless it’s a local host. + 1. **Access URL** : This is the URL where your application is hosted. The URL must be secure, starting with https, unless it's a local host. @@ -120 +119 @@ Not all URLs can be iframed. Here are two ways to check if the URL can be iframe -Here’s what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: +Here's what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: @@ -122 +121 @@ Here’s what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: - * If you control the app/URL, you can update the app’s content security policy. Follow the best practices for app developers/ Ensuring that apps can only be embedded in the Connect agent workspace section [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/agentworkspace/latest/devguide/recommendations-and-best-practices.html). + * If you control the app/URL, you can update the app's content security policy. Follow the best practices for app developers/ Ensuring that apps can only be embedded in the Amazon Connect agent workspace section [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/agentworkspace/latest/devguide/recommendations-and-best-practices.html). @@ -124 +123 @@ Here’s what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: - * If you do not control the app/URL, you can try reaching out to the app developer and asking them to update the app’s content security policy. + * If you do not control the app/URL, you can try reaching out to the app developer and asking them to update the app's content security policy. @@ -126 +125 @@ Here’s what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: - 2. **Approved origins (optional)** : Allowlist URLs that should be permitted, if different than the access URL. The URL must be secure, starting with https, unless it’s a local host. + 2. **Approved origins (optional)** : Allowlist URLs that should be permitted, if different than the access URL. The URL must be secure, starting with https, unless it's a local host. @@ -130 +129 @@ Here’s what you can do if the app cannot be iframed: -The following is an example of how you can onboard a new application and assign permissions to it by using the AWS Console. In this example, six different permissions are assigned to the application. +The following is an example of how you can onboard a new application and assign permissions to it by using the AWS Management Console. In this example, six different permissions are assigned to the application. @@ -161 +160 @@ You can edit certain attributes of an existing app, such as its Display Name, Ac -If you no longer want to use a third-party application in the foreseeable future, you can delete it. If you temporarily want to stop using it, but you may want to use it again in the foreseeable future, we recommend that you disassociate it from an instance to avoid having to add it again. To delete third-party applications, navigate to the AWS console, select an application, and choose **Delete**. +If you no longer want to use a third-party application in the foreseeable future, you can delete it. If you temporarily want to stop using it, but you may want to use it again in the foreseeable future, we recommend that you disassociate it from an instance to avoid having to add it again. To delete third-party applications, navigate to the AWS Management Console, select an application, and choose **Delete**.