This article explains how to control which email addresses or domains are allowed to create cases in Salesforce On-Demand Email-to-Case (also referred to as E2C). There are two common scenarios:
On-Demand Email-to-Case routes incoming emails to Salesforce and automatically creates support cases. Administrators can configure routing address settings in Salesforce Setup to control this behavior.
This article explains how to control which email addresses or domains are allowed to create cases in Salesforce On-Demand Email-to-Case (also referred to as E2C). There are two common scenarios:
On-Demand Email-to-Case routes incoming emails to Salesforce and automatically creates support cases. Administrators can configure routing address settings in Salesforce Setup to control this behavior.
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