Case field types
Learn about Cortex AgentiX case field types, including timer and SLA fields.
You can create the following types of case fields:
Boolean
True or False
Incoming values
0,false, andFalseare treated as False.Incoming values
true,True, or any number besides 0 are treated as True.Other values are treated as null.
Date picker
Adds the date to the field.
Supported time formats for validation are ISO 8601 and Epoch. Other values are treated as null.
Grid (table)
Include an interactive, editable grid as a field. For details, see Create a grid field for a case.
HTML
Create and view HTML content.
Long text
Long text is analyzed and tokenized, and entries are indexed as individual words, enabling you to perform advanced searches and use wildcards.
Long text fields cannot be sorted and cannot be used in graphical dashboard widgets.
While editing a long text field, pressing enter will create a new line. Case is insensitive.
Markdown
Add markdown-formatted text as a Template which is displayed to users in the field. Markdown lets you add basic formatting to text to provide a better end-user experience.
Multi select / Array
Includes two options:
Multi select from a pre-filled list.
An empty array field for the user to add one or more values as a comma-separated list.
In the Basic Settings section, enter a comma-separated list of values.
Number
Can contain any number. Default is 0.
Short Text
Short text is treated as a single unit of text, and is not indexed by word. Advanced search, including wildcards, is not supported.
Short text fields are case insensitive.
While editing a short text field, pressing enter will save and close.
Recommended use is one word entries. Examples: username, email address, etc.
Single select
Select one from a list of options. Add a list of comma-separated values. By default, the first value is used, unless the checkbox for Use first as default is cleared.
SLA
SLA can be used to trigger a notification when the status affecting the SLA of a case changes. In this example, if the SLA is breached an email is sent to the owner's supervisor.
For more information on SLAs, see Create case timers and SLAs.
Timer
Timer fields enable you to view how much time has passed since the timer was started and how much time remains until the timer times out. You can also configure a script to run when a timer times out.
URL
Contains a URL.
Note
If you make changes to case fields you can update the context data by running a playbook, script, or command. For more information, see Update case fields.
To update dynamic custom case fields, such as SLA and Timer fields, see Update case timer and SLA fields.
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