Improve Case Tracking and Reporting by Enabling Business Hours Age in Case Report
Manage escalations and set realistic milestones by enabling Business Hours Age in Case
reports. Business Hours Age helps in the accurate tracking of the age of a case. It helps
calculate the age of a case based on your business hours and not based on the number of calendar
days.
Enable the Business Hours Age feature to expose the Business Hours field on applicable
case objects and reports.
From Setup, enter and select Business
Hours.
Set your working hours. For Business Hours Age to work, your working hours must be less
than 24 hours.
Click Activate.
Select the Make Business Hours Default checkbox, and save your work.
Go to the case report you want to track Business Hours Age for and click
Edit.
Enter and select Business Hours Age as a value in columns, then save
the case report.
Note
The Business Hours Age field won't be available for custom report types built on a case
object or for any other objects even after enabling the Case Duration or Age in Business
Hours feature.
If a user can't use the Closed Date/Time field because of field-level security or field
accessibility, then this field won't be available.
The Business Hours field is a reporting field that is not editable at the record level
and can't be used as a filter or bucket field on a report.
The regular Age field will still be visible in Case object reports even after enabling
the Case Duration or Age in Business Hours feature.
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