A support manager at a telecommunications company requires newly created Web-to-Case records to be automatically routed to specific queues based on product category. Furthermore, any high-priority case that remains open for more than four hours must be automatically reassigned to a senior manager queue. Which configuration should a Salesforce Administrator implement to meet these requirements?
- Configure Case Assignment Rules to route incoming cases to queues based on product category, and configure Escalation Rules to reassign unresolved high-priority cases after four hours.Answer
- BConfigure Escalation Rules to route incoming cases to queues based on product category, and configure Auto-Response Rules to reassign unresolved high-priority cases after four hours.
- CConfigure Case Assignment Rules to route incoming cases to queues based on product category, and configure Auto-Response Rules to reassign unresolved high-priority cases after four hours.
- DConfigure Auto-Response Rules to route incoming cases to queues based on product category, and configure Case Assignment Rules with time-based criteria to reassign unresolved high-priority cases after four hours.
Answer
Configure Case Assignment Rules to route incoming cases to queues based on product category, and configure Escalation Rules to reassign unresolved high-priority cases after four hours.
Case Assignment Rules automatically assign ownership of newly created cases to specific users or queues based on defined criteria such as product category. Escalation Rules track open cases over time and automatically reassign or escalate them when SLA thresholds, such as four hours without resolution, are exceeded.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Case Automation Rules Distinction (Assignment vs Escalation vs Auto-Response)
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