--- title: Propose a major case description: As an OSP agent, you can propose a major case from the existing customer service case assigned to you. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/customer-service-management/osp-propose-major-case.html release: australia topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Outsourced Service Provider agent tasks, Manage cases, Use, Customer Service Management] --- # Propose a major case As an OSP agent, you can propose a major case from the existing customer service case assigned to you. ## Before you begin Role required: sn\_csm\_ocs.ext\_agent ## About this task Cases in these states can be proposed as a major case candidate: - New - Open - Awaiting Info Cases that are Resolved, Closed, or Canceled can’t be proposed as a major case candidate. When proposing a case as a major case candidate, agents can specify the reason or justification for the case in the Propose Major Case pop-up window. Information provided in the **Work notes** and **Business Impact** fields are added to the Case form. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Outsourced Customer Service** > **Cases** > **My Cases**. 2. Open a case. 3. Right-click on the case form. 4. Select **Propose Major Case**. 5. In the Propose Major Case pop-up window, enter a reason for the proposal in the **Work notes** field. You can also choose to enter the business impact of the selected case in the **Business Impact** field. 6. In the Propose Major Case pop-up window, enter a reason for the proposal in the **Work notes** field. 7. Enter the business impact of the selected case in the **Business Impact** field. This information is added to the Case form in the **Work notes** field and the **Business Impact** field in the Major Case Information section. 8. Select **Propose**. An entry is added to the **Work notes** on the Case form that the case was proposed as a major case candidate. The information entered in the Propose Major Case pop-up window is also added to the Case form.