Communicate with customers over email directly from the Service Console. Email-to-Case turns customer emails into cases for your support team.
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- Supported Editions for Email-to-Case
Learn about the Salesforce editions and user interfaces that support Email-to-Case. - Email-to-Case Limits and Limitations
Email-to-Case’s on-demand service keeps email traffic outside your network’s firewall and refuses emails that are too large. - Set Up Email-to-Case
Set up Email-to-Case to efficiently resolve customer email inquiries. When customers send messages to your support email addresses, Salesforce automatically creates cases and auto-populates case fields. - Draft Personalized Emails with Service Email Assistant
Expedite your emails with AI. Using a preset or custom prompt instruction, Service Email Assistant pulls case data to draft a response to your customer. - Guidelines for Email System Forwarding with Email-to-Case
When your customers send an email to a support address such as support@mycompany.com, your email provider forwards the email to Salesforce. How you configure email forwarding can impact whether Email-to-Case correctly attaches emails and responses to related cases. When email threading works properly, your service reps can grasp the full history of the customer’s email inquiry. - Email-to-Case Considerations
Review considerations and limitations for Email-to-Case. - Email-to-Case Threading
Email threading ensures that outgoing emails and incoming responses related to a customer inquiry are associated with the same case in Salesforce. Threaded emails appear in the case feed so service reps and supervisors can quickly grasp an inquiry’s history and status. - Translate Service Email with Real-Time Translations
Allow service reps and customers to communicate in different languages via Service Email. When a customer sends an email to your business, a service rep can translate it into their own language in the case feed. When the rep is ready to reply, they can translate their response into the end user’s language in the email composer, and then send it.