While setting up Web-to-Case, administrators are often concerned about configuring reCAPTCHA and understanding its impact on web forms and case creation.
You can set up reCAPTCHA by following the "Set Up ReCAPTCHA" documentation to obtain the Site Key and Secret Key from Google.
Even though Salesforce leverages Google reCAPTCHA as a resource to support users and partners, there are several important considerations when configuring and testing Web-to-Case forms that use reCAPTCHA.
Although Salesforce leverages Google reCAPTCHA as a resource to support users and partners, it is not considered part of the Salesforce Services for purposes of the Salesforce Main Services Agreement.
The considerations in this article are based on observed behavior when using Web-to-Case with reCAPTCHA. Salesforce Support can assist with standard Web-to-Case functionality and the HTML Generator. However, issues involving custom code, custom web pages, or third-party integrations may need to be reviewed by the affected organization's internal development team.
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