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How to Create Case with Salesforce Support

Updated on:
June 8, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to submit a support case directly in Salesforce.

Quick summary

This demo walks you through the end-to-end process of creating a support case in Salesforce using the built-in Salesforce Help portal, from accessing the help menu to submitting the completed case form. It covers identity verification, support type selection, and case submission in a few guided steps.


Steps

  1. Click the '?' icon at the top-right of your dashboard to open the help menu.
  2. Select 'Salesforce Help' from the dropdown menu.
  3. Click 'Confirm' to proceed to the Salesforce Help portal.
  4. Complete the OTP identity verification steps shown on screen by Salesforce.
  5. Select 'Get billing & tech support' from the available support options.
  6. Click 'Contact Support' in the top-right area of the support page.
  7. Click 'Create a Case' to open the case submission form.
  8. Fill in the case form with all required details about your issue.
  9. Click the 'Create Case' button at the bottom of the form to submit your case.

📌 Why this matters

Creating a support case in Salesforce gives users a direct, trackable channel to resolve billing and technical issues with Salesforce's support team. The built-in Salesforce Help portal streamlines case submission by guiding users through identity verification and support type selection in one unified workflow. This ensures support requests are properly categorized and routed, reducing resolution time. For Salesforce admins and end users alike, knowing how to create a case is essential for maintaining uninterrupted CRM operations.
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