Integrate ServiceNow voice assistant with Nice CXone

task australia Updated Jul 3, 2026 3 min read integrate-voice-service-with-nice.md
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Enable users to get support from AI voice agents by integrating a ServiceNow voice assistant with Nice CXone.

Before you begin

  • Create a voice assistant. See Create an AI voice assistant for more information.
  • A SIP trunk for your CXone account. Work with Nice to set up the SIP trunk if you don't have one.
  • Nice API credentials, including the API endpoint, token endpoint, access key ID, access key secret, client ID, and client secret. Work with your Nice account team to obtain the access key ID and secret. See the CXone developer documentation for more information.

Role required: sn_aia.admin

About this task

Connect your CXone contact center to a ServiceNow voice assistant using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) communication channel. After the integration is configured, CXone routes calls to the ServiceNow SIP endpoint, where the AI voice agent handles the interaction. When call handling is complete, the integration supports transferring the caller to a live agent queue using the SIP REFER transfer method.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > Conversational Interfaces > Assistant Designer > Assistants.

  2. Find the voice assistant that you want to connect to CXone and select Edit.

  3. Select the Settings tab.

  4. Select Communication channels from the guided setup navigation.

  5. In the Provider application field, select the provider application to deploy the voice assistant to.

  6. Select the Telephony provider tab.

  7. From the Communication channel dropdown, select Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).

  8. From the CCaaS provider dropdown, select Nice.

    Enter the values in the Nice API credentials section.

    Field Description
    API endpoint The CXone API base URL. Must be a valid Nice domain, such as https://cxone.niceincontact.com or https://cxone-gov.niceincontact.com.
    Token endpoint The CXone OAuth token URL used to generate authentication tokens. Must be a valid Nice domain.
    Username The access key ID from your CXone account. Work with your Nice account team to obtain this credential.
    Password The access key secret from your CXone account. This value is only displayed once when generated. Copy it before navigating away.
    Client ID The OAuth client ID from your CXone account.
    Client Secret The OAuth client secret from your CXone account.

    After saving the credentials, copy the generated x-snc-param value from the page. This is a token that authenticates requests from CXone to the voice assistant. You need this value when setting up the SIP trunk with Nice.

  9. Enable context data persistence for the voice service.

    1. Navigate to sys_now_assist_deployment_config_attributes.list and check whether a persist_context_data attribute exists for your voice service.

    2. If the attribute exists, open it and set Value to true.

      [Omitted image "voice-agents-persist-context-data.png"] Alt text: The persist_context_data configuration attribute record for the voice service with its value set to true.

    3. If the attribute does not exist, navigate to sys_now_assist_deployment_config.list, open your voice assistant's deployment configuration record, and copy its sys_id.

      To copy the sys_id, right-click the record header bar and select Copy sys_id.

    4. Navigate to sys_now_assist_deployment_config_attributes.list, click New, set Deployment Configuration to the sys_id you copied, Name to persist_context_data, and Value to true, then click Submit.

    When persist_context_data is enabled, the voice assistant saves the session context as an interaction_context record named bot_context_data after each call. For details about the stored fields, see Bot context data.

  10. Work with Nice to set up a SIP trunk between your CXone account and the voice assistant, using the ServiceNow SIP FQDN. Configure the trunk to pass the x-snc-param value copied in the previous step as a SIP header on outbound calls to the voice assistant.

    SIP trunk setup for CXone might require a request to Nice. For SIP trunk details including IP addresses and FQDNs per region, see KB3023612.

Result

CXone is connected to your ServiceNow voice assistant. Incoming calls routed through CXone are handled by the AI voice agent, which responds with a greeting and processes the caller's requests. When call handling is complete, the voice assistant transfers the caller back to CXone using the REFER method.

What to do next

Configure the Onsignal event action flow in your CXone account. When a voice agent call ends or transfers to a live agent, ServiceNow automatically notifies CXone by sending a signal to the /interactions/{contactId}/signal API endpoint, which triggers the Onsignal event action flow. For configuration details, see the CXone developer documentation.

Parent Topic:Integrating voice assistant with CCaaS provider

Keywords NICE CXoneNICEvoice assistantvoice integrationCCaaStelephony providerAI voice agentSIP
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