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Create a support case from a customer portal or trusted application

Use Agent Desk customer-safe or trusted ingress operations to create a governed case with requester and source context.

12 min Beginner Support Administrator, Product Engineer Updated Aug 23, 2026

Overview

Use Agent Desk customer-safe or trusted ingress operations to create a governed case with requester and source context.

Prerequisites

None.

Permissions required

cases:create cases:view

Steps (4)

Estimated: 12 min
  1. 1

    Prepare trusted requester and source context

    Product Engineer 3 min Back to top

    Use the authenticated requester identity and calling application context supplied by the trusted execution/integration boundary.

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    Send the case request

    Product Engineer 3 min Back to top

    Submit the subject/message, source correlation, case classification, context references where supplied, attachments, and idempotency information required by the chosen ingress contract.

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  3. 3

    Store the canonical case reference

    Product Engineer 3 min Back to top

    Use the Agent Desk case reference for follow-up, conversation, timeline, actions, resolution, and reporting.

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  4. 4

    Expose customer-safe follow-up

    Product Engineer 3 min Back to top

    Use customer-scoped operations for the authenticated requester’s cases, messages, actions, attachments, timeline, resolution, reopening, and CSAT.

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About this guide

Agent Desk is a complete service-operations workspace for customer and internal support. Requests can enter from staff, customer portals, trusted applications, APIs, governed workspace calls, Bridge v2 connections, events, and configured inbound providers.

Agents work from permission-aware queues with skills, presence, capacity, assignment, priority, SLA, requester identity, live business context, customer conversation, internal notes, attachments, approvals, related work, source-authorized actions, and a complete case timeline.

Supervisors and operations teams manage queues, routing, service levels, problems and incidents, knowledge, quality, workforce, reports, integrations, automations, retention, audit, and enterprise identity from the same application. Connected systems integrate through capability-based provider contracts so each source application can remain authoritative for its own business data while Agent Desk owns service operations.