An overview of options if you are trying to Add a Case Collaborator on a case in the Help Portal, but can't find them when you search for them by name. This might happen if you're searching for the wrong name, the User has never logged in to the Help Portal, or if you each have Users in a different Salesforce organization.
If you're unable to find the user to add with search, simply type their email address into the Case Collaborator's field and click Add.
A common issue when adding collaborators to a case is that you're searching for the wrong name. The name you search for typically needs to match the name of that person's user in your company's Salesforce organization or Marketing Cloud environment.
Occasionally this might also occur if the name of the user in your org has been changed and the person's Salesforce Help details have not been updated to match.
The search will only find other Salesforce Help users associated with your organization. If your colleague hasn't previously logged in to Salesforce Help Portal, then there is not portal user for the system to find.
In order to be added as a case collaborator in Salesforce Help, the person you want to add has to meet these requirements:
This could happen if your colleague has an Salesforce Help user, but in a different Salesforce organization (for example, if your company uses multiple Salesforce orgs). In order to be able to find your colleague, you both need to be users in the same organization.
In the event that none of the above solutions resolves your issue, please log a case with Salesforce Support for assistance.
See also:
Add a Case Collaborator
Salesforce Help Portal limitations
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