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Create a Queue for Application Reviewers
Share the workload by creating a queue so that reviewers can access applications that are ready to be processed in Public Sector Solutions.

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Share the workload by creating a queue so that reviewers can access applications that are ready to be processed in Public Sector Solutions.
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| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To create or change queues: | Customize Application AND Manage Public List Views |
Create a queue and add members to it based on user roles. For example, create a queue for application reviewers who complete the initial steps of the approval process, such as checking that supporting documentation is included. If desired, create multiple queues, such as a queue for compliance officers who complete onsite inspections for license applications. During an approval process, the queue owns the application record, and any member of the queue can take action to complete a step of the approval process.
To enable queue members to receive and respond to email notifications, create an email template for the notifications, and enable email approval responses on the Process Automation Settings page in Setup.
For information on routing and monitoring queues, see the Service Cloud documentation.

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