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Created by Curtis Cadwallader
over 7 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What are the SF tools that facilitate case automation? | 1) Queues 2) Assignment Rules 3) Auto-Response Rules 4) Escalation Rules 5) Macros |
What must you do after you create an assignment rule? | Make it Active |
Who can you assign a case to? | A user, a queue, or a partner user |
What must you do after you create an escalation rule? | Make it active |
How many additional e-mail addresses can be included on a case escalation notify? | Five, in addition to the primary person notified |
What is Web-to-Case? | A form of case fields that customers fill out and submit to agents. |
How does Web-to-Case work? | You decide what fields to include on the form; you generate HTML for the form; and, you send the HTML to your web developer for posting to the company's website. |
What is required to implement Web-to-Caese? | You must enable it |
Where do you create the HTML web form? | Setup -> Web-to-Case HTML Generator |
When should you include the Case Currency field on the form? | When you use multiple currencies; otherwise, all amounts are captured in your corporate currency. |
What are the differences between Email-to-Case and On-Demand Email-to-Case? | On Demand doesn't require that you install an agent behind your firewall to convert e-mails to cases. On Demand only accepts attachments less than 25 MB. |
What is required before agents can access the Salesforce Console to manage cases? | They must be assigned the Service Cloud license. |
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