Depending on the configuration of your interaction plan, the caller might have provided a case number before the call was routed to you. ContactWorld uses this case number to locate the corresponding Case record in Salesforce.
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| From ContactWorld version 2.0 in Salesforce, if enabled and configured for your account, you open a Case record in the following way. In previous versions, or if not enabled, for information on opening case records, see Opening a Case record relating to a call (legacy). |
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If a Case record is found, a link to that record appears in ContactPad.
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- using Service Cloud in Salesforce Classic, the record pops automatically in the Service Cloud window.
If you are
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using Sales Cloud or Salesforce Lightning, click
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the link in ContactPad to open the case record. The record opens in another browser tab or window.
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50% Case link in ContactPad in Salesforce Classic
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If no Case record is found,
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ContactPad
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cannot display a link to a record. The information that appears in ContactPad depends on the configuration of your account, for example:
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