Build an Amazon Connect contact flow that invokes a Lex V2 bot for self-service triage and escalates to a queue on failure

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Verified steps

  1. Create an Amazon Lex V2 bot with intents matching your top contact reasons and associate it with the Connect instance via the Amazon Connect console (Flows > Amazon Lex)
  2. In the contact flow, add a 'Get Customer Input' block configured to use the Lex V2 bot alias ARN and set a timeout and maximum retry count
  3. Branch on the returned intent: route fulfilled intents to a Disconnect or Play prompt block; route FallbackIntent and timeout branches to a Transfer to Queue block
  4. Add a Lambda invocation block before the queue transfer to perform a CRM lookup (GET customer record) and set contact attributes for agent screen-pop
  5. Set queue and working hours using 'Check Hours of Operation' and 'Set Working Queue' blocks before the transfer
  6. Publish the contact flow and associate it with a claimed phone number or chat entry point

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