Create Custom Reports with the Case Milestones Report Type
Create custom reports for cases with or without milestones from scratch to suit your
business needs with the Case Milestones report type. This report type helps you generate reports
related to case milestone fields, enabling you to track and analyze SLA violations and
entitlements efficiently. This report type also helps you analyze how an SLA has performed in the
past, so you can make decisions more easily.
From Setup, enter Report Types in the Quick Find box, then select
Report Types.
On the Report Types page, click New Custom Report Type.
Under Report Type Focus, select Case Milestones as the primary
object.
Enter Identification information.
Click Next and then Save.
To edit the properties of this report type, under Fields Available for Reports, click
Edit Layout.
To add fields to the report type, click Add fields related via
lookup.
To create another section in this report type, click Create New
Section. Name the section and click OK.
To add fields to the new section, drag fields from the Case Milestones list.
To set a field as default, click the field from the available list. Select the
Default Column checkbox and then click
OK.
Save the properties.
To generate custom reports by using this report type, from the App Launcher, go to
Reports, and then select New Report.
Select the report type you created by using the Case Milestones
object and save.
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