Categories of settings in a case type

General — Simple, on-off properties or items with basic configuration, such as the icon that identifies your case type.
Actions — Actions that you can take while a case is in any stage or step.

These do not progress a case to the next step in a stage, similar to supporting processes.
Attachment categories — Supported categories and user operations for attachments.
Case-wide supporting processes — Flows that handle out-of-sequence assignments.

These run concurrently with the main processing of a case, similar to spinoff flows.
Goal & deadline — Suggested and required resolution times for a case.

Resolution time can be relative to the time that the case, its parent, or its top-level case is started.
Integration — Code that interacts with the case from external applications.
Locking — Strategies for managing concurrent access to a case.
Notifications — Email and push notifications.
Parties — Case participants and their associated roles.

This category is displayed when the underlying case type rule has a work party specified.
Specialization — Variations of this case type.

Only circumstance versions based on single-value properties are supported.
Track duplicates — Logic that finds cases similar to the one that you are creating.
Validation — Criteria that must be met before a case is created or saved.

Calculations — Computations based on values in child cases.

This category is displayed when you open the base version of parent case types in Case Designer.
Data propagation — Information copied from parent cases to child cases.
Email instantiation — An email account that automates case creation.

This category is displayed for top-level case types only.