To configure this feature:

1. Ensure Configuring Service Center is complete.
2. Ensure Using the Service Center Inbound Tab is configured.

SCRs can view and manage their assigned cases from My Cases. When SCRs select My Cases from the Inbound tab, a list of their active cases displays with the first case already highlighted. The preview pane to the right displays that case’s three most recent timeline events (for example, status changes, comments, or conversations), account details, and the latest email, if available. SCRs can select any case card in the My Cases list to display its preview.

Viewing Active Cases

To view a list of active cases:

1. Log into Service Center.
2. Select the Inbound tab.
3. Select My Cases from the Case Views menu.

A list of all active cases assigned to the SCR displays. The total number of active cases displays next to the My Cases label. Each item in the case list is an active case card. A preview of the first case’s details automatically displays to the right.

Each case card displays the following information:

• Case Subject - Title of the case
• Last Update - Icon and description of the most recent activity. For example, a status change or a new conversation. This also includes who performed the action and a relative timestamp. For example, "A few seconds ago" or "5 minutes ago.”
• Case Number
• Severity - Special icon that displays for cases with a High severity
• State - Current case lifecycle state. A special icon appears next to the state if the case is escalated.
• Account - Associated account's formatted name
• Case Queue - Name of the assigned queue
• Case Type - Type of case

Case cards display active cases with the most recently updated cases first, with two exceptions:

• Cases with an Escalated state always display at the top of the list. If there are multiple escalated cases, they are sorted by their creation date.
• Initially, 15 cases are loaded. As the SCR scrolls, more cases load automatically.

Viewing Case Details

To open and display a case in focus:

1. Highlight a case in the active case list.
   
2. Select the Open Case button. The case opens and automatically switches focus to the new tab.
   

Viewing Case Messages

When a user selects a case with an email conversation associated with it, the Case Messaging tab displays by default as the left-most tab in the case's center pane. The system automatically scrolls to the most recent message in the thread. If the case does not have any associated emails, the Case Notes tab displays by default.

The Case Messaging tab in the open case's center pane provides a comprehensive, threaded view of the entire inbound email conversation, including attachments, if any. This allows SCRs to quickly understand the context and history of an inquiry without navigating away from the case. Each message displays key information, including the subject, sender, and date.

Viewing Case Notes

Information related to a case is available in the Case Notes tab. When an SCR creates a case, the initial comment entered becomes the first case note. SCRs can use Case Notes to document a customer's intent, concerns, and questions, and to capture information that adds context. Case Notes can also be used for multiple parties to communicate during case triage and resolution by adding comments.

To edit a case note:

1. Open the desired case. The Case Note modal automatically displays for cases not in a Solved or Closed state.
2. Enter or edit text in the rich text field.
3. Select Save. Each save action creates a new version of the case note and a corresponding entry on the case timeline. Users can view all previous versions from the Version History section of the Case Notes tab.

Users can collaborate on a case by adding comments to the note. Comments display in a single thread with the most recent comment at the bottom.

To add a comment:

1. Navigate to the Case Notes tab.
2. Select Comment in the Replies section.
3. Enter comment text.
4. Select Save.

Viewing the Case Timeline

The Case Timeline tab displays the most relevant, or actionable, updates used to assist SCRs in determining their next action. Case timeline events are view-only.

The following events display:

• Case Detail Change (for example, case owner, case queue, or case severity change)
• Case State Change
• Conversation
• Comment