Hi SORENTARA,

Thanks for posting on PSC.

Specialized case types are variations of a base case type that rely on a specific condition or circumstance.

For example, you can create specialized versions of the Tax case type to support the unique reporting procedures used in different states, counties, or provinces. This ensures that your cases are routed to the appropriate stakeholders and resolved using only the relevant stages and steps.

A specialized case type is implemented in your application as a copy of a base case type that defines a circumstance on a single-value property.

- How to implement?

- When and how to use case specialisation? 

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Asif