An organization experiences an unexpected spike in website traffic during a promotional marketing event, causing customer inquiries submitted through their public Web-to-Case form to exceed the maximum daily limit allowed by Salesforce. What happens to the additional Web-to-Case submissions once this daily limit has been reached?
- The web submission details are sent via email to the Default Case Owner, and no new Case record is created.Answer
- BThe submitted cases are held in a pending system queue and created automatically once the daily limit resets.
- CThe Web-to-Case HTML form is temporarily disabled on the external website until administrative intervention.
- DThe submissions are automatically rerouted through On-Demand Email-to-Case to bypass the web daily cap.
Answer
The web submission details are sent via email to the Default Case Owner, and no new Case record is created.
When the daily limit for Web-to-Case requests is reached, Salesforce prevents additional Case record creation. To ensure submitted information is not lost, Salesforce emails the details of each excess submission to the Default Case Owner specified in the Web-to-Case settings.
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Key Concept
Web-to-Case Daily Submission Limits and Default Case Owner Fallback