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In general, we can't provide these sorts of details because it violates the privacy of other customers. If you think that one of your co-workers have taken this particular name, I'd suggest going through each account and seeing what is active there. Given that things can be deployed in different regions, I'd either write a script to query for the appropriate details in all regions; or use Config to do the work for you.
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In the end I figured out that it was a coworker who had created the conflicting, they had created an Amazon Connect instance. Was a bit confusing why the login page was for Amazon WorkDocs, but at least I got it figured out.