Ownership depends on the creation of the case. For manually created cases, the default owner is the user creating the case, unless "Use Assignment Rules" is checked, in which case assignment is determined by the active rule. For Web To Case cases, the default case owner takes the case, and then the rules are evaluated. Email to case and Support Portal work in similar fashions. You may want to read the documentation. In any event, a user is always assigned to a case, unless the "owner" is a queue.
Ownership depends on the creation of the case. For manually created cases, the default owner is the user creating the case, unless "Use Assignment Rules" is checked, in which case assignment is determined by the active rule. For Web To Case cases, the default case owner takes the case, and then the rules are evaluated. Email to case and Support Portal work in similar fashions. You may want to read the documentation. In any event, a user is always assigned to a case, unless the "owner" is a queue.
Ownership depends on the creation of the case. For manually created cases, the default owner is the user creating the case, unless "Use Assignment Rules" is checked, in which case assignment is determined by the active rule. For Web To Case cases, the default case owner takes the case, and then the rules are evaluated. Email to case and Support Portal work in similar fashions. You may want to read the documentation. In any event, a user is always assigned to a case, unless the "owner" is a queue.
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Hi,
If you have not specified any assignment rule or owner, it is assigned to the "Default Case Owner" specified in "Support Settings".
Hope this will help you!!
Ownership depends on the creation of the case. For manually created cases, the default owner is the user creating the case, unless "Use Assignment Rules" is checked, in which case assignment is determined by the active rule. For Web To Case cases, the default case owner takes the case, and then the rules are evaluated. Email to case and Support Portal work in similar fashions. You may want to read the documentation. In any event, a user is always assigned to a case, unless the "owner" is a queue.