Relate cases that report the same disruption to one incident so customer service and IT
teams can work from shared incident information. From the Related Incidents component on a case,
create a new incident or add an existing one. Field mapping prefills incident fields when you create
an incident from the case.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available for an additional cost in: Enterprise, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions with Service Cloud and Agentforce IT Service.
User Permissions Needed
To create an incident from a case, or add an existing incident to a case:
IT Fulfiller permission set
Open the case you want to relate to an incident.
To create a new incident from the case, in the Related Incidents
component, open the menu and select New Incident.
In the Create Incident from Case window, complete the incident fields,
such as Subject, Description,
Priority, Status, Impact, and
Urgency.
The incident is created and related to the case. It appears in the
Related Incidents component.
To add an existing incident to the case, in the Related Incidents
component, open the menu and select Add Existing Incident.
In the Relate Existing Incident window, find the incident with
Search incidents, and then select it from the list.
The list shows the Incident, Subject, Priority, Status, and Category columns.
Click Add.
To remove an incident that no longer applies, on the incident's row in the Related
Incidents component, select Remove from Case.
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