A support manager at an industrial IoT equipment company requires newly created Web-to-Case submissions to be automatically routed to specific technical support queues based on the Product Category field. Additionally, if a High Priority case assigned to any queue remains unresolved for more than 4 hours, the system must automatically reassign the case to an Executive Escalation queue and send an email notification to the Director of Support. Which pair of features should the administrator configure to meet these requirements?
- Use a Case Assignment Rule to route incoming cases to regional queues upon creation, and a Case Escalation Rule with a 4-hour rule entry action to reassign the case and send the email notification.Cevap
- BUse a Case Escalation Rule to route incoming cases to regional queues upon creation, and a Case Assignment Rule with a time-based rule entry to reassign unresolved cases after 4 hours.
- CUse a Case Auto-Response Rule to route incoming cases to regional queues upon creation, and a Case Escalation Rule to notify the Director of Support without changing case ownership.
- DUse a Case Assignment Rule with time-dependent workflow actions to reassign cases after 4 hours, and a Case Auto-Response Rule to assign cases to technical support queues.
Cevap
Configure a Case Assignment Rule for initial routing to support queues upon case creation, and a Case Escalation Rule to automatically reassign cases and notify management after 4 hours of remaining unresolved.
Case Assignment Rules are designed to assign incoming cases to users or queues based on field criteria at the time of creation. Case Escalation Rules continuously monitor open cases and execute escalation actions—such as transferring ownership to an escalation queue and sending notification emails—when specified time limits (e.g., 4 hours) are exceeded.
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Distinction between Case Assignment Rules (initial owner/queue routing) and Case Escalation Rules (time-based re-routing and notification based on case age)