A company uses Web-to-Case to capture service inquiries submitted through its public website. Which two actions occur when Web-to-Case processing limits are exceeded or when a web submission fails custom validation rules? (Select 2)
- Submissions exceeding the daily request limit are sent as email notifications containing the case data to the Default Case Owner.Answer
- Submissions that fail custom validation rules generate an email containing error details and form values sent to the Default Case Owner.Answer
- CExcess web submissions beyond the daily limit are automatically stored in an internal holding queue until the 24-hour limit resets.
- DForm submissions that trigger validation errors display an interactive HTML error page directly on the submitter's browser.
- ESubmissions exceeding daily limits are automatically converted into On-Demand Email-to-Case messages assigned to the automated process user.
Answer
Submissions exceeding the daily request limit are sent as email notifications containing the case data to the Default Case Owner, and submissions that fail custom validation rules generate an email containing error details and form values sent to the Default Case Owner.
When Web-to-Case reaches its daily organization limit or when a submitted payload fails validation rules during record creation, Salesforce sends an email containing the submitted values (and any error messages) to the designated Default Case Owner rather than creating a Case record or returning errors to the end user.
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Key Concept
Web-to-Case limit overflow and validation error fallback mechanisms via the Default Case Owner.