Cases

The Cases page is accessible by clicking on the Cases section in the main navigation bar on the top of the screen.

There are three pages dedicated to cases:
  • Cases shows all of the cases in the system,

  • All New cases shows only the cases that have the `status of being new,

  • My new cases shows only the new cases that you are responsible for.

A typical case flow:
  1. A client contacts the company with an issue,

  2. the service agent checks the clients account to see if their entitlements permit support for the issue,

  3. if the client is entitled to support, a new case is created, directly from the account page,

  4. the agent inserts any relevant parameters to the case, assigns a category (the default is "problem"), links any related products, contacts, and assigns an agent,

  5. the assigned agent works on the case, creates updates and finally closes the case.

Adding a new case

  1. Navigate to the Cases,

  2. click on the + Add button to open the form,

  3. populate the data and press the Save button in the bottom right corner.

Each case has an automatically generated case number, which starts with "ticket#" followed by a number. An example case number is ticket#20191025094353420.

The ticket number provides a unique identification which is used within the system. To make the ticket understandable, provide a good subject. A good subject alone allows you to get a general idea of what the ticket is about. Make sure that the subject is short, clear and straight to the point.

The key parts of a case

Case Description

This is where you find the base information regarding a case; its status, priority, and a related product.

Case Details

This is where you can find essential relations, such as the related account, contact, case owner, and it’s cost.

Updates

This is where all the updates related to the case are kept. It can be anything from receiving updates from the clients to us contacting the client and gives you a clear picture of what is going on. It is possible to add a new update by clicking on the "Add Update to this Case" button. Case status changes automatically when you create an update.

Knowledge Base

This is where you can quickly search through the knowledge base to find relevant information in order to get a better understanding of the task at hand.

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Refer to the Low-Code Platform Developer Guide  Templates for details on how to add a new or modify existing templates.