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  • About ixHello
  • General
    • ixHello: Create Account
    • ixHello: Basic Mode
      • Webchat Assistant
        • Direct Chat Link
        • Embedded Chat Assistant
      • Digital Assistant
        • Digital Avatar
        • Kiosk Mode
      • Call/SMS Assistant
      • Administrative Purpose
    • ixHello : Studio Mode
      • Prerequisites
      • Steps
        • App Creation
        • Data Source Configuration
        • AI Content Setup
        • Method Setup
        • Intent Setup
        • Slot Setup
        • Utterance Setup
        • Input Setup
        • Input Parameter Setup
        • Publish Setup
        • Test
        • Enable Call /SMS
    • Enterprise Connections
      • Generative AI
      • Internal Content
      • Microsoft Office 365
    • AI Contents
      • Add AI Content
    • Use cases
      • Contact Finder with Salesforce
        • Pre-requisites
          • An active salesforce account
          • Lex Developer Account
          • Integrate Salesforce with ixHello
        • Build Custom App
      • Contact Finder with REST API
        • Pre-requisites
          • Integrate API Service with ixHello
          • Lex Developer Account
        • Build Custom App
  • Apps
    • App Templates
    • NLP Custom App
    • Custom App Series - Step 1 - Building a Custom App
    • Custom App Series - Step 2 - Creating a Connection
    • Custom App Series - Step 3 - Publishing to a Channel
    • Lex Auto Publishing Setup
    • Office 365 SharePoint - Custom App
    • Office365 Exchange - Custom App
    • SalesForce Custom App
    • App Template Export & Import
    • IntentFeature BeforeAfterMethod
    • ixHello Supported Periods DateRange
    • Shared App
    • ExecuteJS
  • Connections
    • Amazon Web Services
      • Amazon Kendra
      • Amazon Lambda
        • Amazon Lambda: Create Lambda Function
          • Amazon Lambda: ixHello Integration
      • DynamoDB
    • Login with Amazon Setup
    • SalesForce
      • SalesForce: Create an account
      • SalesForce: Connect to ixHello
    • Microsoft Office365 Integration Guide
    • Microsoft Office365 AAD
    • MS SQL Server
    • Twilio
  • Blueprints
    • Create App Using App Blueprints
    • Lex Bot using Appointment Blueprint
    • Domain App using Internal Data
    • Domain App S3 Data Source Setup
  • Channels
    • Amazon Alexa
      • Create Amazon Developer Account
      • Registering Alexa User Account
      • Alexa Account Linking to ixHello
    • Amazon Lex
    • Amazon Lex Integration
    • Amazon Connect and Lex Bot Integration
  • JSON Methods
    • Internal Data JSON Methods
  • Solutions
  • AWS IAM users
  • Finding AWS Region
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Finding AWS Region

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When you create an integration in ixHello, you will need to provide AWS Region name. If you are unsure which region you are using for the AWS service, you can find the AWS region by doing the following:

  1. Select the AWS service for which you want to find the Region.

  2. The top right corner displays the current region name (ex. N. Virginia, Ohio, ...)

  3. Click on the Region alias to get a dropdown list. The AWS Region name will be the value in the xx-xxxx-# format. For example us-east-1, us-west-2, ...

You will need the xx-xxxx-# format value for ixHello integration.