About Email Instantiation |
As a business user, you can use case designer to configure top-level cases to be instantiatied via an incoming email from an existing email account configured in PRPC. You can associate one email account for each starting flow in the case type.
Create an email account or accounts to use for both incoming and outgoing emails related to case instantiation.
If you use an existing account, any unread emails in the inbox for that account will be deleted.
Select a top-level case type. In the Details tab of the Case Designer, click the Edit link in the Email instantiation row to configure it. This opens the Email Instantiation dialog. Fill in the following fields to configure email instantiation:
Click OK to save the updates and close the dialog.
Click the Edit link to edit email instantiation. This link will be available if you have the pzListenerManagement privilege to start or stop the listener and either:
After email instantiation has been configured for a top-level case type, the Case Designer displays in the Email instantiation field:
Follow the steps below to troubleshoot any issues you may have with email instantiation.
This email account is already used by <Loan> case type or XXX process. It is not a best practice to use the same email account for different case types or processes and may lead to unexpected behavior. Use a unique email address. See help on this page for more details.
To resolve this issue, search for and delete the listener with the name <Case type implementation class>_<flow name>_listener. Then create a new email account, or locate one that is not in use, and follow the steps above for email instantiation.
The following errors may be encountered while enabling the listener associated with this configuration:
To resolve these issues check the App Server or Email account configuration. Click the Pega button > System > Operations > System Management Application, click Listener Management, select the listener and click Start to start it and view the errors encountered. Additionally, you can go to the corresponding listener instance (<Class of case type>_<Starting process name>_listener) and make sure the configuration properties are set correctly.
This feature currently does not work with systems configured to use LDAP authentication.