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Sage Accpac CRM 5.8 Self Service Guide.
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Contents Chapter 1: Introduction What is CRM Se lf Service ....................................................... 1-1 Chapter Sum mary ......................................................... 1-2 Chapter 2: Getting Started Prerequisites for Self Service Implementations .
Now you can… ................................................................ 5-6 Chapter 6: Self Service Functionality Logging On .................................................................... 6-1 Anonymous Visitors ..........................
Chapter 1 Introduction This guide is for Sage C RM Implementers. Please note that while the document refe rs to Sage CRM, CRM, or t he CRM system throughout, all functionalit y covered is al so relevant to Sa ge CRM MME, Sage Accpac CRM, and So ftline Accpac CRM.
What is CRM Self Service CRM Self Service Configuration Chapter Summary The table below gives a summary o f each chapter. Chapter Summary Getting Started An overview of prerequisit es for Self Service implementations, what happens when Self Service is installed, and other requirements for inst alling Self Service.
Chapter 2 Getting Started In this chapter you wi ll learn about: Prerequisites for Self Service implementations. Installing Self Service. Requirements for setting up Self Service. Prerequisites for Self Service Implementations To run CRM Self Service you will need: CRM installe d on a server with a v alid Self Service license k ey.
Setting up Self Service for Self Service and lets you ass ign a Self Service logo n ID and password to them. Setting up Self Service Once Self Service h as been installe d, ther e are a number of tasks that need to be carried out m anually before CRM Self Service is fully funct ional.
Chapter 3 The Self Service Web Site In this chapter you wi ll learn about: Planning a Self Service Web site. Understanding basic Self Service archit ecture. Creating and adding functional ity to a Self Service Web sit e. Planning a Self Service Web Site To begin creating a Self Service Web site: 1.
Understandi ng Basic Self Serv i ce Architecture Understanding Basic Self Service Architecture Before you proceed to customize the Self Service Web site, you need to have an understanding of basic Self Serv ice architecture.
Custo mizing t he Self Se rvic e Web S ite It is important to note that the EWARESS.JS file (rather than the ACCPACCRM.JS file) is referenced in a ll Self Service ASP pages. Fo r more information on t he ACCPACCRM.JS and EWA RESS.JS fi les, please refer to t he Developer Guide .
Now you can… With the Extensibility Module With the Extensibi lity Module, yo u can us e the complete set of eWare blocks to add extra functionality to your Self Service site. You reference the blocks in ASP pages in the same way as you do within standard CRM.
Chapter 4 Self Service Security In this chapter you wi ll learn about: Self Service security. Application Level Security CRM offers a number of security and access opt ions at th e application lev el.
Now you can… Now you can… Explain Self Service security. 4–2 Sage CRM.
Chapter 5 Self Service Administration in CRM In this chapter you wi ll learn about: The Self Service adm inistration area in CRM. Enabling people for Self Service. Enabling companie s for Self Serv ice. Self Service Administration The Self Service adm inistration area in CRM contain s three tabs.
Self Service Administration Visitor List page show ing anonymous visitors Search for individual v isitors by their last name. Visitors List page showing a search result View and Edit visitor details, by clicking on the L ast Name or First N ame hypertext links.
Self Service Administration The Self Servi ce Configuration page is displayed. Self Service Configuration page 3. Select the Change button. 4. Enter the changes and select the Save button. The table below explains the standa rd fields on the Se lf Service Configuratio n page.
Enabling a Person for Self Servi c e Visitor Maintenance Suppose you want to remove all anonymou s visitors who have not visited your Web site in the past six months from the Visitor List. To remove anonymous visitors: 1. Select the Visitor Maintenance ta b.
Enabling a Person for Self Servi c e Self Service p a ge before user i s enabled 3. Select the Se lf Service Enab led checkbox. You can change the person’s login ID and password by typing the new values in the Logon ID an d Password fields. 4. Select the Save button.
Enabling a Company for Self Service Enabling a Company for Self Service You can also enable companies for Self S e rvice. You do this in the same way as you enable a person, exc ept that you do it while yo u are in the Company context. Now you can… Carry out Self Service adm inistration tasks.
Chapter 6 Self Service Functionality In this chapter you wi ll learn about: The Self Service functionality a vailable to anonymous vi sitors and regis tered visitors. Logging On The following examples illustrate a typ ica l Self Service Web site, the functionality contained in it, and how visitors navigate it.
Anonymous Visitors Anonymous Visitors Anonymous visitors are visitors who are not register ed as CRM Self Serv ice users and who, therefore, do not have a logon ID or password to acc ess certain areas of the Self Service site. The fo llowing example illustrates what functio nality can be designed specifically for anonymous users.
Registered Vi sitors Newsletter input form 3. Select the Save button. When you do this, the info rmation typed by the visitor is registere d as a lead in CRM. From here, the lead can be assigned to a CRM user, the visitor can be converted to a Person in CRM and the lead can be eventually converted into an opportunity.
Registered Vi sitors View product info rmation. View and cha nge some of their pro file details. Reviewing Existing Cases To access the Support area of the Self Ser vice site: 1. Open the Self Service W eb site and select the Support tab. The Support logon page is displayed.
Registered Vi sitors Problem details 4. Select the Change button. The Problem Details input form is displayed in edit mode. Problem Details in edit mode 5.
Registered Vi sitors Case Summary page Logging a New Case To log a new case while you are still logged onto the Support area: 1. Select the Re port a Problem hypertext l ink. The Report a Problem form is displayed. As yo u can see, the case is assigned a ReferenceID by default.
Registered Vi sitors 2. Complete the Description, Details, an d Customer Ref fields, and select a product from the Product list. Request Information input form 3. Select the Save button. The request for in formation is subm itted to CRM, w hich results in a n ew Opportunity being created.
Now you can…. Solutions list 3. Click on the solut ion hypertext link to v i ew the details. Note that you can use the Continue button to return to the Search page. Solu tion d etai ls Now you can…. Describe the Self Service functionality available to anonymous visitors and registered visitors.
CRM Document Version Code: IMP-SEL-ENG-580-1.0.
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