When you send a customer notification from a Case Comment in Salesforce, the 'From' address of the notification email is not a fixed value — it depends on the type of user (contact) associated with the case and your org's Support Settings configuration. For example, if your org has "Send Case Notifications from System Address" enabled, all case comment notifications are sent from noreply@salesforce.com. For standard (non-portal) contacts, the From address is the email of the agent who entered the case comment.
This article explains how to identify and configure the From address for each contact type: standard non-portal contacts, Self-Service portal users, Customer Portal users, Partner Portal users, and Experience Cloud (Community) users.
If the contact on the case is not a member of any portal, the From address is the email address of the user who entered the case comment.
To send case comment notifications to non-portal contacts, the Enable Case Comment Notification to Contacts checkbox must be selected.
Note: If the Send Case Notifications from System Address checkbox is selected in Support Settings, the From address for all case comment, attachment, and assignment notifications is noreply@salesforce.com regardless of the agent's email. See Customizing Support Settings for more information.
If the contact on the case is a Self-Service portal user, the From address can be specified in the Self-Service portal settings.
Note: Starting with Spring '12, the Self-Service portal is not available for new orgs. Existing orgs continue to have access.
If the contact on the case is a Customer Portal user, the From address can be specified in the Customer Portal settings.
Note: Available in Salesforce Classic only (not available in all orgs).
If the contact on the case is a Partner Portal user, the From address can be specified in the Partner Portal settings.
Note: Available in Salesforce Classic only (not available in all orgs).
If the contact on the case is an Experience Cloud (formerly Community) user, the From address can be configured in the Experience Workspaces email settings.
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