
SalesforceCertified Agentforce Service Consultant
Domain 5Objective 2
Differentiate Between the Available Email-To-Case and Web-To-Case Solutions and Explain How to Configure Each. AGENTFORCE-SERVICE-CONSULTANT Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the INTERACTION CHANNELS domain, which accounts for 9% of the AGENTFORCE-SERVICE-CONSULTANT exam.
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A company is experiencing issues with Email-to-Case where replies to emails are creating new cases instead of attaching to the existing case. They have verified that the email client is preserving the subject line. What is the most likely cause?
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A company is experiencing a high volume of spam emails being converted into cases via Email-to-Case. They want to reduce the number of spam cases without losing legitimate customer emails. What should they do?
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A company has both a website and a customer support email address. They want to capture support requests from both channels. For the website, they need to capture a custom field for 'Product Serial Number'. For email, they want to automatically attach email threads and attachments to cases. They also want to route cases to different queues based on the product line. What is the most efficient configuration?
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Which component of Email-to-Case determines the Salesforce address that customers send emails to?
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A support agent is working on a case that was created from an email. The customer sends a reply with an attachment. The agent wants to ensure that the reply and attachment are added to the existing case, not a new case. What should the agent do?
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