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How to Create and Assign a Case

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Overview #

Cases in DigiCase represent issues, complaints, or service requests. Creating and assigning them properly ensures accountability and timely resolution.


Step 1: Create a New Case #

  1. Log into your DigiCase dashboard.
  2. From the sidebar, click Cases → New Case.
  3. Enter required details:
    • Case Title – short summary of the issue.
    • Description – full details.
    • Category – e.g., Customer Complaint, IT Incident, Donor Request.
    • Priority Level – Low, Medium, High, Urgent.

Step 2: Attach Files (Optional) #

  • Upload screenshots, PDFs, or related documents.
  • Max file size: 10MB per file.

Step 3: Assign the Case #

  1. In the Assignment field, select:
    • A specific team member (Agent).
    • A team/department (e.g., IT, Customer Service).
  2. Define due date if applicable.
  3. Click Save & Assign.

✅ Tip: Use intelligent auto-routing rules (available in Pro & Enterprise) to auto-assign based on category or SLA.

Updated on 23 August, 2025

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Table of Contents
  • Overview
  • Step 1: Create a New Case
  • Step 2: Attach Files (Optional)
  • Step 3: Assign the Case

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