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Unable to add Case to Queue

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Hi -

I have a Queue (Initial) configured to receive emails. I have a Power App Flow configured to create a Case from the emails received in this Initial Queue. The Case Creation is working fine. No issues here. 

My problem is that the Email is removed from the Initial Queue (desirable) upon Case Creation. However, I am not able to add the Case into the desire work Queue (Triage) for processing. I have tried several different flavors of using the CDS Create New Record action, but no matter how I configure it, I get an error.

Error During Test:  activitypointer With Id = 38d15d50-c434-eb11-a813-000d3a33706c Does Not Exist

Here is how I currently have it configured:

CDS Create New Record

Entity Name:  Queue Items

Queue:  /queues/qID

Object (Activities):  /incidents/CDS Case

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The debugging shows the correct case and QueueID:

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Then i get the "activitypointer With Id = 38d15d50-c434-eb11-a813-000d3a33706c Does Not Exist" error.

I've researched it here and that is what lead me to adding /incidents/ and /queues/

However, with or without, I can't get passed the errors and get my Case to automatically go the desired queue.

Thoughts? Thanks in advance.

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  • Verified answer
    a33ik Profile Picture
    84,331 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hello,

    I have few ideas:

    1. Don't place reference to Case (that is not an activity) to Object(Activities) field. Look for something that is more appropriate (like Object (Cases) or something similar.

    2. I'm not fully confident that it would work even you will succeed with passing of the data to the proper input. You should check is AddToQueue action - docs.microsoft.com/.../use-web-api-actions . This should help - d365demystified.com/.../

    Good luck.

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    VersivoBrett Profile Picture
    10 on at

    Thank you so much, Andrew!

    I completely lost sight of this property. I had originally configured the action under the Object (Cases) property as just "Cases" and it did not work. Then my research lead me down the road of qualifying the value passed to the property with /incidents/Cases and I never went back and tried to use this syntax in the Object (Cases) property.

    I feel a bit foolish, but I am extremely thankful for your assistance here. I was chasing this issue longer than I care to admit!

    Here is the configuration that worked for me:

    pastedimage1606963181903v1.png

    Thanks again!

    Brett

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