A Salesforce Administrator at a medical device manufacturer is configuring automated case processing for Web-to-Case submissions. The support policy requires critical hardware cases to be assigned immediately to a specialized Tier 2 queue, send an instant branded email notification to the customer, and reassign the case to the Regional Support Director if unresolved after 2 business hours. Which TWO statements accurately reflect the configuration rules and execution capabilities for this setup? (Select TWO.)
- Only one Case Assignment Rule and one Case Auto-Response Rule can be active in the organization at any given time, though each rule can contain multiple prioritized rule entries.Answer
- Case Auto-Response Rules generate targeted email responses to the case contact based on specified criteria without changing record ownership, whereas Case Assignment Rules assign initial case ownership.Answer
- CCase Escalation Rules should be configured to determine initial case queue assignment upon Web-to-Case record creation when high priority criteria are met.
- DCase Auto-Response Rules can reassign case ownership to the default case owner if the customer does not acknowledge the confirmation email within 24 hours.
Answer
The two correct statements are that Salesforce allows only one active Case Assignment Rule and one active Case Auto-Response Rule at a time (each containing multiple ordered entries), and that Case Auto-Response Rules send email notifications without altering record ownership while Case Assignment Rules establish initial ownership.
Salesforce enforces that only one Case Assignment Rule and one Case Auto-Response Rule can be active at a time across an organization, requiring administrators to use multiple entry steps within each rule. Additionally, Case Auto-Response Rules solely automate outbound customer email responses without changing record ownership, whereas Case Assignment Rules assign initial case ownership to users or queues.
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Key Concept
Case Automation Rule Capabilities and Activation Limits