Turn on Proactive Customer Operations in Salesforce Go. Choose how impacted customers are
notified when an incident's status changes. To prefill the incident creation form from the case, map
incident fields to case fields.
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 set up Proactive Customer Operations:
Customize Application
AND
View Setup and Configuration
Before you turn on Proactive Customer Operations, complete the Prerequisites for Proactive Customer Operations. Set up your Configuration
Management Database (CMDB), Data Cloud, Agentforce, and Broadcast Communications only for the
capabilities that use them.
From the Salesforce Go page, on the Features tab, search for Proactive Customer
Operations.
On Proactive Customer Operations, click Set Up.
Turn on Proactive Customer Operations.
In the Set Up the Basics section, under Set Up Notification
for Incident Updates, set up how impacted customers are notified.
For Configure Preferred Notification Channels, click Go to
Feature Page.
Choose the notification channels used to alert impacted customers when an incident status
changes.
Turn on Automatic Incident Notifications.
When automatic incident notifications are enabled, Salesforce sends incident-update
notifications to all contacts associated with each impacted account.
To map incident fields to case fields, click Go to Setup next to
Map Incident Fields to Case.
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