FAQs in this section
What is a case?
How do I create a case?
How do I link a customer record to their case record?
What is the Is Billable field in Cases?
How do I link a service to a case?
How do I create a case using Quick Create?
How do I assign a case to a team in my company?
How do I find the responses to the Customer Satisfaction Survey?
What is the Customer Satisfaction Survey?
How does the Customer Satisfaction Survey work?
How do I find the Customer Satisfaction Survey workflow?
What is the difference between cases and internal tickets?
How do I mass-edit case details at once?
How do I filter cases depending on the Customer Satisfaction Survey feedback?
How do I set up a mailroom rule to create cases?
How do I reply to a case?
Why are there no closed states in Cases?
How do I reply to a case?
How do I convert a case to an FAQ?
How do I add Internal Comments on a Case?
How do I link a Service to a Case?
How do I assign an SLA to a case?
What is the SLA Information block in Cases?
How do I create a case?
How do I enable automatic case creation from emails?
How can I reply to a case?
How are users notified when they are mentioned in a case comment?
What are the two default workflows set up for the Cases module?
How can I track the time spent on a case?
How do I create a Timelog for a case?
What are the different statuses of a case?
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The Status field in Cases defines the state of the case. For example, a case may be open or resolved.
These are the various statuses of a case:
These are the various statuses of a case:
- New: When the case is created
- Assigned: When the case is assigned to a person
- Open: When the case is accepted but not assigned
- Wait for 3rd party: When an input is required from a 3rd party to resolve the case
- Wait for customer: When an input is required from the customer to resolve the case
- Resolved: When the case is resolved
- Closed: When the case is in the Resolved state for a specified time, it goes to the Closed state
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