An administrator receives reports that customer submissions from an online form generated via Web-to-Case are intermittently failing to appear in Salesforce. Troubleshooting reveals that a recently implemented validation rule on the Case object causes certain submissions to fail background processing. How does Salesforce handle Web-to-Case submissions that fail custom validation rules?
- Salesforce prevents case creation and emails the error details along with the submitted form data to the Default Case Owner.Cevap
- BSalesforce bypasses validation rules for Web-to-Case and creates the record, assigning it to the Default Case Owner for manual correction.
- CSalesforce places failed submissions into an administrative holding queue as draft records until an administrator resolves the validation error.
- DSalesforce redirects the external website user to a standard Salesforce error page displaying the specific validation rule error text.
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Salesforce prevents case creation and emails the error details along with the submitted form data to the Default Case Owner.
When a Web-to-Case submission fails database validation rules or required field checks, Salesforce prevents the case record from being created. To ensure customer inquiries are not lost, Salesforce packages the submitted form data along with the specific validation error message into an email and sends it directly to the designated Default Case Owner (or Default Web-to-Case Creator).
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Web-to-Case Validation Failure Notification