To address the issue of closed cases still owned by a queue, implementing a case validation rule is the most effective solution. This rule can enforce that cases must be transferred to an individual user's ownership before they can be marked as closed. This ensures data accuracy in reports and helps in evaluating agent performance more reliably, as cases will correctly reflect their final ownership status.

When additional requirements are discovered that impact the project's timeline and budget, preparing a change order to account for these requirements is the first step. This involves adjusting the project scope, timeline, and budget to accommodate the new requirements, ensuring that all stakeholders are aligned and informed about the changes and implications for the project's delivery.

Creating a custom report type allows for more flexibility in reporting by combining different objects and their relationships, such as Service Contracts and Entitlements in this case. Universal Containers can use a custom report type to specifically analyze customers with Service Contracts and their associated entitlements, providing insights into support offerings and potential adjustments.

To reduce the cost of providing contact center support, configuring a self-service Knowledge Base is advisable. This enables customers to find answers to their queries without needing to contact support agents directly, potentially reducing the volume of support inquiries and associated costs, while also improving customer satisfaction through quick self-resolution.

Sharing a folder containing quick text translations for each language with the appropriate groups of service agents ensures that agents have access to common responses in the necessary languages. This approach facilitates efficient communication with customers worldwide and streamlines the management of translated quick texts.