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# TigerConnect

Configure TigerConnect delivery for Oncall Calendar and secure message workflows.

TigerConnect can be used as a delivery target in ASC on-call workflows.

Use it when a client needs secure group delivery as part of an escalation path.

### What this setup supports

TigerConnect setup in ASC covers:

* adding TigerConnect to the on-call calendar
* storing authorization details in calendar settings
* sending and resending messages to the group
* handling failed deliveries and redelivery attempts

### Add TigerConnect to Oncall Calendar

An admin or client can update the on-call calendar to include a TigerConnect group as a delivery target.

Use this when a message step should deliver to a secure group instead of a standard phone or email contact.

### Authorization

Store the TigerConnect basic authorization details in the calendar settings used by the account.

This allows ASC to send messages to TigerConnect from the configured workflow.

### Message delivery

When configured, ASC sends the message to the TigerConnect group using the message format defined for the account.

### Message redelivery

Agents can resend a failed or missed message to the TigerConnect group when the workflow allows it.

### Failed messages

Use failed delivery handling to review unsuccessful attempts and retry them as needed.

### Validate before rollout

Before going live, confirm:

* the account can access the correct TigerConnect group
* the authorization details are valid
* the on-call event routes to the expected destination
* resend behavior works as expected


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