Salesforce Lacks Real-Time Case Ownership Indicators for Support Teams
Support teams using Salesforce cannot see when a colleague has already claimed or is actively working a case, leading to duplicated effort and customer confusion when two agents respond simultaneously. The absence of real-time presence or lock indicators is a structural gap in multi-agent support workflows. This causes wasted agent time and inconsistent customer experiences.
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