How do I park
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When a case is assigned to you , if you cannot work on the case immediatelyor while you are working on a case, you can park the case to work on it later. You might want to park a case in the following situations:
- If you cannot work on the case as soon as it is assigned to you
- If an urgent call or case arrives
- If another call or case is assigned to you
When you want to work on the case you must then retrieve it. For information on about retrieving a case, see Retrieving a parked case. Parking a case is a little like putting a call on hold except that parking a case leaves you free to deal with other cases in the meantime.
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| To park a case, when the case is assigned to you and pops in Service Cloud, in ContactPad click Park. You are released from this case in ContactPad, your state changes to Ready, and you can work on other tasks. |
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If the autoparking feature is enabled for your account, if you receive a call while working on a case, the case is automatically parked and you can handle the incoming call in the usual way. For information about receiving an inbound call using ContactWorld in Salesforce, see Receiving inbound calls using ContactWorld NewVoiceMedia in Salesforce. |