Create Case Views in Care
This article is for the users who have an account role with the “Supervisor” level of access to Care (that is, for Account Admins and the users who have a custom account role with the “Supervisor” permission in Care; see Account Roles).
In Care, a case view is a set of conditions that help you organize individual cases. You can control visibility, agents' assignments, and filters to sort out your escalated cases.
For agents, views work as their Care inbox filters as they see only the cases that are assigned to them or the cases in the case views that have access to (depending on your settings). For example, you can create a view that displays escalations from a specific world region about a specific product from Facebook and Twitter to an agent who lives in the convenient time zone.
The number of cases in a view that is displayed next to each view is automatically refreshed once in a few minutes. Only the number of cases in the view that you are currently in gets refreshed in real time.
Therefore, it may happen that after you updated a case in one view and it got moved to a different view, the number of cases in that other view does not get refreshed immediately.
To see the up-to-date number of cases in a view, switch to that view.
You can organize the case views into groups (see “Organize case views into view groups” further in this article).
Create a case view
Steps:
Go to Settings -> Care -> Views.
Click +Create view.
The new view panel slides out.Enter the name of the view.
(Optional) Set up various properties of the view (if you do not want to do it now, you can always do it later):
Customize the color and the icon that the view will be marked with in Care.
Add the description for the view.
Click the Groups dropdown, select one or more view groups to include the view in, and click Apply.
For more information about view groups, see “Organize case views into view groups” further in this article.
In the Visibility section, specify who should be able to view the cases in the view: anyone with access to Care (global visibility) or only specific users/user groups.
If you allow a user group to view the cases in the view (see Organize Users into User Groups), be aware of the following implications:
All users in the user group can view the cases in the view.
Adding a new user to the user group at any time later automatically grants the user access to the view.
Removing a user from the user group at any time later revokes the user's access to the view.
Deleting the user group revokes access to the view for the users who were members of the user group.
Click Next step.
Specify how the cases should be sorted in the view.
Sorting from the oldest to the newest is the default.
When later using the view in Care, Care users can temporarily change the sorting of the cases in the view or apply additional filters to adjust the view to their individual needs (see “Change the sorting in a view” and “Apply additional filters to a view“ further in this article).(Optional) Set up filters for the view (see “Available view filters“ further in this article).
Once done, click Create.
The view is created and appears in the list of the views. The view is disabled by default and is not visible in Care.To enable the view and make it visible in Care, toggle the switch in the Status column to ON.
The view is enabled and visible in Care.
Organize case views into view groups
As you create more views, you may need to organize them into groups. This allows you to create a clear hierarchy of case views in the left panel, and helps you and other Care users quickly locate the views that they need preventing them from wasting time scrolling through multiple views and getting frustrated.
You can organize views into groups by any criteria: groups for specific Care agents, groups related to a specific geographic region, social media platform, or a profile, and so on.
A view can be included in multiple view groups and does not have to be included in any view group at all. The views that are not assigned to any view group are listed under the view groups.
A view group is visible in Care only when it is enabled and it includes at least one enabled case view.
Care supervisors can see:
All the enabled view groups (provided that at least one view is enabled in a group)
The enabled views inside each of the groups
The enabled views without a group assigned
Care agents can see:
The enabled view groups that contain views shared with them (provided that at least one shared view is enabled in a group)
The enabled views shared with them without a group assigned
Steps:
Go to Settings -> Care -> Views.
Click +Create group.
The new view group panel slides out.Enter the name of the group.
Click the Assigned views dropdown, select one or more views to include in the group, and click Apply.
You can skip this step and add the views later. However, a view group that does not include any enabled views is not shown in Care.
Once done, click Create group.
The view group is created and appears in the list of the view groups. The view group is enabled by default and is visible in Care.
To disable the view group and make it invisible in Care, toggle the switch in the Status column to OFF.
Change the sorting in a view
When using a view in Care, you can temporarily change the sorting of the cases in the view to adjust it to your individual needs.
The sorting that you set up in a view is preserved while you are working in the view. Switching to a different view will reset the sorting to the default one.
To change the sorting of the cases, click the sort button next to the search field:
You can sort the cases in a view by the following criteria:
By the time a case was created (oldest/newest)
By the time the last message was posted to a case (oldest/newest)
By the time left until the SLA policy assigned to a case will be breached (shortest/longest)
By the priority of a case (highest/lowest)
Apply additional filters to a view
When using a view in Care, you can temporarily apply additional filters to the view to adjust it to your individual needs.
The filters that you set up in a view are preserved while you are working in the view. Switching to a different view will clear the filters that you applied.
To apply additional filters, click the filter button inside the search field:
In the dialog that pops up, set up the filters, and click Filter.
Available view filters
Care comes with multiple standard filters that you can use after you create a new view.
Case properties
The following case properties are available as filters:
Message text
Profile
Platform
Assigned users
Case status
Language
Sentiment
Each filter can be used with the is or is not function.
The relationship between multiple filters is AND.
Message text
Enter the keywords Care should search in the messages.
Use logical operators to expand or narrow down your search.
Logical operators work only if they are in UPPERCASE.
AND → conjunction
OR → disjunction
NOT or - (dash) → negation
quotation marks (“search term”) → exact match
Parentheses → specify the order of your search terms
Examples of effective text search:
national geographic
apple NOT macintosh
(((white OR red) AND wine) OR cheese) AND "made in Italy" NOT "made in France"
Profile
Select the desired profile or profiles. You can view the profiles by social network to find them faster.
Platform
Select the social media platforms to use in the view.
Ensure that you select the platform(s) that matches your selection in the Profile filter.
Example: If you select a LinkedIn profile in the Profile filter AND then choose Twitter as a platform, the created view displays zero cases.
Assigned users
Displays only the cases that are assigned/not assigned to the selected users/user groups (see Organize Users into User Groups).
Depends on the is/is not logic.
Case status
As a Supervisor, you can combine the Case Status filter with the User filter to quickly review the workload and progress of individual agents.
Language
Select the language of the case to use in the view.
Sentiment
Select the sentiment (positive/negative/neutral/no sentiment) that was assigned to the case.
SLA
The following SLA-related properties are available as filters:
Priority
SLA milestone breach
For more information about SLA (service-level agreement), see Set Up a Service-level Agreement (SLA) in Care.
Priority
Select the priority of the case to use in the view.
SLA milestone breach
Select the SLA policy milestone that was breached in the case.
Case fields
Select a case field from the list of available fields (see Create Case Views in Care).
Delete a case view
Deleting a view does not delete the view groups that the view is included in.
Steps:
Go to Settings -> Care -> Views.
Hover over the case view that you want to delete, and click the trash can icon that appears.
Confirm the deletion.
The view is deleted.
Delete a view group
Deleting a view group does not delete the views that the view group includes.
Steps:
Go to Settings -> Care -> Views.
Click the Views groups tab.
Hover over the view group that you want to delete, and click the trash can icon that appears.
Confirm the deletion.
The view group is deleted.
Find out what case views a Care user can access
To understand what scope of Care cases a specific user can see and work on, filter out the case views that this user can access in Care.
Steps:
Go to Settings -> Care -> Views.
Enter the name of the user in the search field.
The list of views is updated as you type to show only the views that the user can access.- You can search by the user’s first name or last name as they are specified in the user’s personal settings.
- The views that are set up to be visible to all Care users (global visibility) do not appear in the list.
- The views that are set up to be visible to the user as a member of a user group rather than an individual user (see “Create a case view” earlier in this article) do not appear in the list.
- Both enabled and disabled views can appear in the list.
