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Business Rules Oracle B2C Service
Issue:
We want to route incoming incidents to specific people based on the product, sub-product, category, and sub-category names created for our site.
Resolution:
Incoming incidents can be routed based on specific values entered in the product, sub-product, category, and sub-category fields from the Ask a Question page. Incoming incidents get routed to staff or queues by business rules or enhanced business rules that you create.
Incidents submitted via email do not have product or category values associated with the incident since there is no means for the user to set the field in the email itself. Incidents created from email requests have the product and category values set to Unspecified.
To set up a rule that routes incidents by product or category value, use the steps below:
Legacy Business Rules (.NET console)
When done configuring the incident rule and its deployment, create a test incident from the end-user pages and select an appropriate product and/or category to test the new rule.
For additional information on incident routing rules, refer to the Rules for Routing Customer Support Questions section in online documentation. To access Oracle B2C Service manuals and documentation online, refer to the Documentation for Oracle B2C Service Products.
For additional information on Enhanced Business Rules on the Agent Browser UI, refer to the Best Practices for Enhanced Business Rules and to the Business Rules on the Agent Browser UI section in online documentation.