Why is my Pre-Chat form not creating a Contact or a Case or attaching it to the Chat Transcript record?
There are a few things to check. For example: if Encrypted Fields are being used by the Pre-chat form; if the Profile has Read-Only permissions on the object they are updating; if the Pre-Chat field is creating records of a specific Record Type; if there are system or custom Validation Rules in place. On an insert or update operation, Validation Rules fire, according to the following order of execution. Their purpose is to enforce the standards for the user's input in Salesforce.
Duplicate Rules can also impact findOrCreate operations if the findOrCreate values for doFind do not match a record that would be matched by a duplicate rule.
Also, check on any Apex triggers that block a Contact to be created or be related to a Case or chat transcript.
Note: This article applies to Classic Live Agent (Legacy) Pre-Chat forms. For Messaging for In-App and Web (MIAW) issues, see the MIAW troubleshooting articles
If there are multiple Contact records in the customer's org with the same First Name, Last Name, and Email address, the user interface does not automatically link any Contact records randomly. It would provide the available options (Contacts with the same email address) so that the user can choose and accordingly link to the record.
Chat interactions do not create Case records
Case record is not created for Chat
Migrate from Legacy Chat to Enhanced Chat
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