A Service Cloud administrator at a banking software company needs to ensure that if a high-priority support case remains unresolved for more than two hours after creation, ownership of the case is automatically transferred to the Tier 2 Support Queue and an email alert is sent to the support manager. The administrator attempts to achieve this by adding a rule entry to the active Case Assignment Rule. Which outcome will occur with this configuration?
- The case ownership will not reassign after two hours because time-elapsed actions require Case Escalation Rules, whereas Case Assignment Rules evaluate criteria only when a case is created or edited.Cevap
- BThe case will reassign after two hours as intended, provided that time-based workflow triggers are enabled within the Case Assignment Rule entry settings.
- CThe case will reassign immediately upon creation, but the delayed email alert will fail because Case Assignment Rules cannot send automated email notifications.
- DThe rule entry will produce an administration error because Case Assignment Rules can only route cases to individual users, not to queues.
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The case ownership will not reassign after two hours because time-elapsed actions require Case Escalation Rules, whereas Case Assignment Rules evaluate criteria only when a case is created or edited.
The statement explaining that Case Assignment Rules only evaluate criteria at creation or edit time while time-based reassignment requires Case Escalation Rules is correct. Case Escalation Rules utilize escalation actions configured with time thresholds (e.g., 2 hours) to reassign cases to queues and send notification emails when SLAs are breached.
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Distinction between Case Assignment Rules (immediate routing upon creation/save) and Case Escalation Rules (time-elapsed SLA enforcement and reassignment).
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