Create incident, problem, change, and request records from cases
As customer service agents, create incident, problem, change, and request records from open cases in workspaces.
Create an incident record from a case
As a customer service agent, create an incident record from a case or associate an existing incident with a case in CSM Configurable Workspace.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_customerservice_agent, sn_customerservice.consumer_agent
Procedure
Open a customer service case.
Select the More UI Actions icon (
More UI Actions icon\) and select **Create Incident**.
The following information is copied from the case to the incident record:
|Case fields|Incident fields|
|-----------|---------------|
|Short description|Short description|
|Default impact|Impact|
|Urgency|Urgency|
|Contact|Caller|
|Configuration item \(if available\)|Configuration item|
**Note:** You can manually change the incident impact and urgency to different values on the incident record as needed.
Result
Information about the incident is added as follows:
- An update with the incident number is added to the case work notes.
- The incident is added to the Incident field in the Related Records form section on the case form.
- The case number is added to the Customer Cases related list on the Incident record.
- If the case has an associated Problem, Change Request, or Caused by Change record, this information is also copied to the incident record.
- The domain of the incident is mapped to the domain of the case.
Create a problem record from a case
As a customer service agent, create a problem record from a case or associate an existing problem with a case in CSM Configurable Workspace.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_customerservice_agent, sn_customerservice.consumer_agent
Procedure
Open a customer service case.
Select the More Actions icon (
More Actions icon.\) and select **Create Problem**.
The following information is copied from the case to the Problem record:
|Case fields|Problem fields|
|-----------|--------------|
|Short description|Problem statement|
|Impact|Impact|
|Urgency|Urgency|
|Priority|Priority|
|Company|Company|
|Configuration item \(if available\)|Configuration item \(if blank on case, agent can manually update on problem record\)|
|Case sys\_id|First reported by|
**Note:** You can manually change the problem impact and urgency to different values on the Problem record as needed.
Result
Information about the problem is added as follows:
- An update with the problem number is added to the case work notes.
- The problem is added to the Problem field in the Related Records form section on the case form.
- The case number is added to the Customer Cases related list on the Problem record.
- The domain of the problem is mapped to the domain of the case.
Create a normal change record from a case
As a customer service agent, create a normal change record from a case or associate an existing normal change record with a case in CSM Configurable Workspace.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_customerservice_agent, sn_customerservice.consumer_agent
Procedure
Open a customer service case.
Select the More Actions icon (
More UI Actions icon.\) and select **Create Normal Change**.
The following information is copied from the case to the change record:
| Case fields | Change fields |
|---|---|
| Short description | Short description |
| Description | Description |
| Impact | Impact |
| Urgency | Urgency |
| Priority | Priority |
| Company | Company |
| Contact | Caller |
| Configuration item \(if available\) | Configuration itemNote: The change manager can update the configuration item on the change record. If the configuration item is not available, the agent can also manually update this information. |
**Note:** You can manually change the change impact and urgency to different values on the change record as needed.
Default values are added to the following fields on the change record:
- **Type**: Normal
- **State**: New
- **Category**: Other
- **Risk**: Moderate
Result
Information about the change is added as follows:
- An update with the change number is added to the case work notes.
- The change is added to the Change Request field in the Related Records form section on the case form.
- The case number is added to the Customer Cases related list on the Chnage record.
- The Requested by field on the change record is updated with the case agent.
- The domain of the change is mapped to the domain of the case.
Create a standard change record from a case
As a customer service agent, create a standard change record from a case or associate an existing standard change record with a case in CSM Configurable Workspace.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_customerservice_agent, sn_customerservice.consumer_agent
Procedure
Open a customer service case.
Select the More Actions icon (
More UI Actions icon.\) and select **Create Standard Change**.
The standard change record is created using the Standard Change template, which is defined in the Standard Change catalog. The data mapping is created from the template; no data is copied from the case to the change record.
Create a request record from a case
As a customer service agent, create a request record from a case or associate an existing request with a case in CSM Configurable Workspace.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_customerservice_agent, sn_customerservice.consumer_agent
Procedure
Open a customer service case.
Select the More Actions icon (
More UI Actions icon.\) and select **Create Request**.
The following information is copied from the case to the request record:
|Case fields|Request fields|
|-----------|--------------|
|Short description|Short description|
|Contact|Contact|
**Note:** You can manually change the request impact and urgency to different values on the request record as needed.
Result
Information about the incident is added as follows:
- An update with the request number is added to the case work notes.
- The request is associated with the case and is added to the Requests related list on the Case form.
- The case number is added to the Customer Cases related list on the request record.
- The domain of the request is mapped to the domain of the case.