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# Save Your Secrets in AWS Secrets Manager

For contact center version 19 and later, save your secrets in the AWS Secrets Manager.

This article applies to:

- Service Cloud Voice with Partner Telephony from Amazon Connect

1. In the AWS Management console, search for Secrets Manager, and then click **Secrets Manager**.
2. Locate your contact center's secret, and set the CONSUMER\_KEY\_PARAM\_NAME, PRIVATE\_KEY\_PARAM\_NAME, and SUBJECT keys within that secret.
3. Copy the values for the CONSUMER\_KEY\_PARAM\_NAME and PRIVATE\_KEY\_PARAM\_NAME keys and paste them into a text file.
    
    These values are the names of the keys within a single secret that hold the credentials.
4. Update the keys identified in your text file with their credential values. For example, if your PRIVATE\_KEY\_PARAM\_VALUE is test-contactcenter-salesforce-rest-api-auth-private-key, replace its value with the generated private key.
5. To save the secret, follow the steps as mentioned [here](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.voice_developer_guide.meta/voice_developer_guide/voice_lambda_aws_oauth.htm).