A customer support manager at a commercial drone logistics company needs to configure Salesforce Service Cloud to handle incoming technical issues. When a high-priority hardware malfunction case is created, it must immediately be routed to the Hardware Engineering Queue. Additionally, if any hardware case remains open for more than 4 hours without resolution, it must automatically reassign to the Tier 2 Escalations Queue and notify the support manager.
Which combination of Salesforce automation rules should the administrator configure to meet these requirements?
- Configure a Case Assignment Rule to route new cases to the Hardware Engineering Queue upon creation, and configure a Case Escalation Rule to reassign unresolved cases to Tier 2 after 4 hours.Answer
- BConfigure a single Case Escalation Rule with two rule entries: one entry to perform initial owner assignment to the Hardware Engineering Queue, and a second entry to reassign to Tier 2 after 4 hours.
- CConfigure a Case Auto-Response Rule to assign cases to the Hardware Engineering Queue upon creation, and use a Case Assignment Rule for the 4-hour reassignment.
- DConfigure a Case Assignment Rule with time-dependent action triggers to perform both initial queue assignment and the 4-hour reassignment.
Answer
Configure a Case Assignment Rule for initial queue routing upon creation, and a Case Escalation Rule with a 4-hour time trigger for SLA reassignment.
The solution requiring initial ownership assignment upon case creation coupled with a time-delayed reassignment requires two separate tools: a Case Assignment Rule to route new cases to the designated queue immediately, and a Case Escalation Rule with escalation actions configured for 4 hours to handle overdue SLA reassignment.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Distinction between Case Assignment Rules (initial routing) and Case Escalation Rules (time-dependent SLA management)
Estimated Time:1m 30s