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  • SAP 2010

    IUT260 IC WebClient for UtilitiesIUT260

    IC WebClient for Utilities

    Material number: 50099967

  • SAP 2008

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  • SAP 2010

    Prerequisites

    Prerequisites: This course requires mySAP CRM Solution Overview

    knowledge and CRM Base Customizing knowledge (course CR100).

    Recommended: To gain background knowledge about Sales and Service

    and Marketing you may attend the courses CRM Sales (CR300), CRM Service (CR700), and Marketing (CR600).

    IUT240 - Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable IUT255 - Integration of SAP CRM and SAP IS-U CR410 - IC WebClient overview

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    Target Group - Duration

    Target Groups: Consultants and Partners considering an implementation

    of mySAP CRM Interaction Center WebClient. Project managers, project leaders and employees Key Users responsible for the configuration of processes

    Duration: Three days

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    Course Objectives

    This course will enable you to: Develop a detailed, hands-on understanding of the CRM

    Interaction Center WebClient functionality for Utilities Get fair knowledge of the technical landscape and

    architecture of the SAP CRM WebClient (IC WebClient and Sales Management for Commercial and Industrial Customers (C&I))

    Deepen the Interaction Center WebClient configuration knowledge for different business uses in the Utilities industry

    Customize the new UI of the Interaction Center in CRM for Utilities industry

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    Course Content I

    Web Client Architecture and Technology

    Agent functions and operating the IC Web Client

    Creating IC Web Client Business Role

    Customizing of general IC Web Client components The navigation bar UI Configuration Interaction record IS-U environment and transaction launcher

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    Course Content II

    IC Web Client Customizing of typical FICA processes Financial inquiries on Account Balances, Open Items, Processing Locks,

    Dunning notices Collection call lists Payment Agreements, Acceptation payment authorization, installment plan,

    deferrals Dispute Management

    IC Web Client Customizing of typical Utilities processes Extended Contract Management (old Move in / Move Out, Integration to

    market communication via IS-U IDE) Product Proposal

    Sales Management for Commercial and Industrial Customers (C&I) up CRM 2007 (Business Role - Key Account Manager) Search and Collect POD using the POD Set Utilities Quotation with price calculation

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    Course Overview Diagram

    9. Contract Management

    10. Product Proposal

    11. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    12. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    13. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

    Units

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    SAP 2010

    WebClient Overview: Course Overview Diagram

    9. Contract Management

    10. Product Proposal

    11. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    12. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    13. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

    Units

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    Why a new SAP CRM UI?

    A detailed look at the SAP CRM WebClient UI

    Role of the Interaction Center within mySAP CRM Main Business Scenarios in the Interaction Center

    WebClient Overview: Content

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    WebClient Overview: Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will be able to: Explain the new Web Client UI Explain the Interaction Center Product Strategy in SAP

    CRM and SAP for Utilities Name important elements of the WebClient

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    What Well Cover

    Why a new SAP CRM UI?

    A detailed look at the SAP CRM WebClient UI

    Role of the Interaction Center

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    What Well Cover

    Why a new SAP CRM UI?

    A detailed look at the SAP CRM WebClient UI

    Role of the Interaction Center

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    Continuous Focus on Usability: The SAP CRM UI Roadmap

    PC UI

    IC WebCl

    ientCRM

    WebClien

    t

    SAP GUI

    SAP GUI

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    SAP CRM Online Front Ends

    Available front ends for users with a full-time network connection SAPGUI for Windows

    Available for users comfortable with the SAP R/3 look and feel Traditional, thick-client SAP UI Available with SAP CRM versions 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 4.0, and 2005

    People-Centric SAP CRM (also known as the PCUI) Role-based portals deployed through SAP NetWeaver

    Enterprise Portal Browser-based look and feel Available with SAP CRM versions 3.1, 4.0, and 2005

    IC WebClient Browser-based version of the SAP CRM IC SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Portal optional Available with SAP CRM versions 4.0, and 2005

    SAP CRM WebClient Harmonized online user interface available with SAP CRM 2006s Role-based portals with browser-based look and feel

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    SAP CRM Web Client: New with SAP CRM 2006s/ CRM 2007

    CRM Web Client

    SAP harmonized the online SAP CRM 2006s UIs with SAP CRM Web Client

    The CRM Web Client is designed for the business user providing a role-based workspace that is easy to use and navigate

    Lessons learned from existing UI

    SAP CRM on-demandis the first step

    Customer feedback(E.g., ASUG, DSAG, usability tests)

    Market analysis

    People-Centric User Interface

    IC Web Client

    SAP GUI for Windows

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    What Well Cover

    Why a new SAP CRM UI?

    A detailed look at the SAP CRM WebClient UI

    Role of the Interaction Center

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    UI Element: L-Shape

    The L-Shape provides easy global navigation through the entire SAP CRMapplication. It includes generic short cuts for fast data entry or data access. The L-Shape consists of the header (top) and navigation (left) area.

    L-Shape characteristics Static regarding position and size Specific content of L-Shape can be

    configured per business role

    L-Shape contains1) System links2) Saved searches3) Work area title4) History back / forward5) Navigation bar6) Quick create links

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    Work Centre 2 `Work Centre 3 `Work Centre 4 `

    Work Centre 1 `

    Work Centre 6 `Reports

    Work Centre 5 `

    Entry1

    Entry2

    Entry3

    Entry4

    Entry5

    Entry6

    Worklist

    Calendar

    Home

    Navigation Area: Navigation Bar

    The navigation bar allows direct navigation to all entry pages and the most important searches. It provides a maximum of two levels in navigation. Click on the triangle area to open the second-level navigation area.

    First-level navigation entries Selection leads to corresponding entry page Standard navigation targets (E.g., Home, work list, calendar, reports) and additional

    work centers that are role-specific

    Second-level navigation entries Second-level navigation opens via a click and vanishes automatically after selection

    or another click on the triangle area Second-level entries represent searches for the most frequently used or needed

    applications

    The navigation bar can include Application search launches An URL link SAP BI reports and analysis Transactions in other systems

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    Navigation Area: Navigation Bar - Work Centers

    A work center is a flexible grouping of applications and information that logically belong to each other from the point of view of a business role

    Work center pageSearch page

    Work centers Display a work center page or directly open a search Example: Various objects are grouped together under sales operations work center

    In the second-level menu, five direct search pages can be accessed directly Additional application searches, direct creation options, and links to related reports are available on the

    work center page The grouping of work centers and the content of a work center page are configurable per role

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    Work Area: Entry Pages

    Entry pages are first-level navigation entries that lead to a specific type of page with a specialized layout (normally without further 2nd-level navigation)

    Standard entry pages: HOME

    Provides the most important information the user needs to see when entering the SAP CRM solution

    WORKLIST Inbox for alerts and workflow items

    CALENDAR MS Outlook-like, different time

    focuses, tasks

    EMAIL INBOX Online view into groupware inbox Transfer emails to SAP CRM

    REPORTS Collection of all reports available for

    a role

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    Search Pages

    Via work center pageVia work center page

    Via navigation barVia navigation bar

    Via saved searchesVia saved searches

    Provide the user with comprehensive, flexible, and easy to understand (operator-based) search capabilities individually for every SAP CRM application

    The search pages Allows definition and saving of search models Search result list optimized for quick overview and easy navigation to detailed information Offers options such as create, delete, mass update, and XLS export Multiple ways of navigating to the search pages

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    Search Page Capabilities

    Choose search criteria

    Select search operator

    Enter search value

    Option to hide search criteria area to extend

    result list

    Add or remove search criteria

    Save current search model

    Define maximumnumber of results

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    Search Page Capabilities

    Export result list to XLS

    Result list toolbar

    Personalize result list

    Hyperlink to detailed information

    Sort by column by clicking on column header

    Page through result list

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    The OVP provides all important information regarding a single object in a scrollable format

    Overview Page (OVP)

    Main Details The OVP is non-editable The OVP consists of header information

    that allows detailed object identification and a set of related information

    The information in assignment blocks can be displayed in various formats: Form views Tables Hierarchies

    The OVP is the target page when following a hyperlink to an object instance

    The OVP contains the hyperlinks for cross navigation to related information

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    OVP in Detail

    Form view

    Table

    Work area toolbar

    Work area title

    Page personalization,

    print

    Header area

    Assignment Blocks (ABs)

    containing information related to this object

    Assignment Block toolbar

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    SAP 2010

    SAP CRM Roles

    SAP CRM business roles are used to package the main business content needed to perform a specific job function

    Roles in SAP CRM: Provide a perfect starting point Defining a role influences the

    complete content visible to a user assigned to this role Navigation bar Available applications Entry page content Layouts Authorizations

    Role assignment to users via positions in the organizational model

    Standard roles delivered Sales Service Marketing eCommerce Interaction Center Partner Channel Management

    A business role in CRM is analogous to a CIC profile.

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    Work Centre 2 `Work Centre 3 `Work Centre 4 `

    Work Centre 1 `

    Work Centre 6 `Reports

    Work Centre 5 `

    Entry1

    Entry2

    Entry3

    Entry4

    Entry5

    Entry6

    Worklist

    Calendar

    Home

    Navigation Area: Navigation Bar

    The navigation bar allows direct navigation to all entry pages and the most important searches. It provides a maximum of two levels in navigation. Click on the triangle area to open the second-level navigation area.

    First-level navigation entries Selection leads to corresponding entry page Standard navigation targets (E.g., Home, work list,

    calendar, reports) and additional work centers that are role-specific

    Second-level navigation entries Second-level navigation opens via a click and vanishes

    automatically after selection or another click on the triangle area

    Second-level entries represent searches for the most frequently used or needed applications

    The navigation bar can include Application search launches An URL link SAP BI reports and analysis Transactions in other systems

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    What Well Cover

    Why a new SAP CRM UI?

    A detailed look at the SAP CRM WebClient UI

    Role of the Interaction Center

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    Interaction Center Environment

    Customers choose the interaction channel

    Interaction center evolution

    Seamless interactionacross all channels

    Virtual agents and outsourcing

    Flexible deployment options

    Blended analyticsCommunication-

    enabled enterprise

    Evolution of interaction channels

    CUSTOMER

    360-degreecustomer view

    Self-serviceTelephone

    Customer chat

    Emergence of the Customer Interaction Hub

    y Provide 360 View and Process Access y Enablement across all communication channels

    Re-composition of the value chain y Business Agility y Incremental Adaption and Flexible Deployment Options

    Evolution of Interaction Channels y Move towards self services y Enriched channel mix

    Measurability and Analytics y Blended Analytics y Compliance with business measures (ROI, TCO,..)

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    SAP CRM Interaction Center makes every interaction count

    It does this by providing a platform that supports multi-channel customer interactions in Sales, Marketing, and Customer service.

    ManagerDesktop

    Agent Front End Infrastructure &Framework

    Interaction Center Capability in SAP CRM

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    Interaction Center - Scenarios and Processes

    Interaction center: Analytics

    Interaction Center: Capabilities

    Web E-mailTelephony Postal letters IVR

    Customer

    Basic analytics

    IC management

    Email Response Management

    Process modeling and agent guidance

    Communication channels

    TelesalesAccount and contact

    management

    Lead and opportunity management

    Quotation and order management

    Customer serviceCustomer service

    and support

    Complaint management

    Help desk & Shared Service Centers

    Telemarketing

    Campaign execution

    Lead management

    Personalization

    Process-based analytics Blended analytics Profitability analytics

    SAP CRM Interaction Center consists of four basic building blocks, supplemented with interaction center analytics. The customer is the focus as the top, and all of the customer interaction channels, such as telephony and web, are integrated with the applications capabilities. Lets cover each building block briefly here; we will go over each one in detail in the following slides:

    Telemarketing: This building block covers how marketing organizations can use interaction center capabilities to coordinate call lists and agent scripts for campaign execution and lead management, as well as personalization, to enable the right product and offer to be presented to the right person.

    Telesales: This building block covers how sales organizations can use interaction center capabilities to drive more leads into the pipeline through accounts and contacts information, as well as activity and opportunity management

    Customer Service: This building block covers how service organizations can use interaction center capabilities to quickly and easily resolve customer issues, often on first contact, as well as provide shared services through IT or HR help desks

    IC Management: This building block covers how interaction center managers can control and monitor the interaction center, including managing the knowledge base, as well as the business rules that route contacts to agents.

    Interaction Center Analytics: Four analytics building blocks cover ever-more intelligent interaction center analytics, from basic analytics, such as average handling time, to profitability analytics, such as service contract profitability

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    COMPREHENSIVE

    Utilities-specific business processesB2C and B2BMany channels:

    Phone in/outboundE-mailOn/Offline FormsWeb Self ServicesVoice Self ServicesMeter

    FLEXIBLE

    Delivery models: on-demand, on-premise, and hybridService-enabled

    Utilities Platform for seamless

    integration Built on the

    Market role model Adaptive to your

    business needs

    SIMPLE

    Intuitive web-based user interfaces For your internal

    users For your customersBuilt for the

    business user, and delivered by role Adapt through

    configuration

    SAP for Utilities is the platform forexceptional customer care

    With SAP for Utilities we offer you the platform and tools for exceptional customer care Our SAP solution for Utilities is built to make utility companies successful. Our solution is Simple web-like user interfaces anybody can work with immediately.

    The wealth of functionality can be divided in slices as required to adapt the system to the role a user is performing. A call center agent will need different functionality than a sales manager. The solution is tailored along the roles in your organization

    Comprehensive functionality built to support the utilities retail business. SAP for Utilities makes you understand your customer base through powerful analytical tools, to making the sale, taking care of customers and their wishes, in the end to keep them happy so they will stay. Supports residential and commercial&industrial customers with tailored processes. Supports all interaction channels you currently offer or might think of in the future from call center to self service and even to the meter

    Flexible in deployment satisfy short term needs by using our On-Demand solution, or use the classical on-premise solution and install it in-house in designing your process, so business is in the driver seat for growth and IT can follow by taking advantage of Enterprise Services Oriented Architecture Make use of our enterprise services to build and adapt your process, stay on top of market changes for example connecting to other market participants through the open communication protocol known as web services

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    The processes in the Utilities Interaction Center - 1

    Manage master data and customer data Search and maintain business partners,

    business agreements, and service locations Comprehensive and flexible customer overviews of the complete

    customer data environment

    Selling supply contracts fast Utility-specific product proposal includes interactive scripting and

    bill calculation using the IS-U billing simulation Manage supply contracts and quotations for residential customers Integration of credit risk in product proposal and contract processes Integration of IS-U Intercompany Data Exchange to handle market

    communication for retailers (start/end of supply)

    Customer service processes Service processes in FI-CA like account balance, payments and

    deferrals Set up and change budget billing plans, payment plans, bill correction Enter meter readings

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    The processes in the Utilities Interaction Center - 2

    Additional processes available in the Interaction Center (not complete) Credit risk & collections management Sales orders Service tickets and orders (CRM Service) Call IS-U front office processes via transaction

    launcher E-Mail Response Management Interactive scripting Intent-driven interaction Wrap-up lists Real-time offer management

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    WebClient Overview: Summary

    You are now able to: Explain the new Web Client UI Explain the Interaction Center Product Strategy in

    SAP CRM and SAP for Utilities Name important elements of the WebClient

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    UI Elements & Agent Functions: Course Overview Diagram

    Units

    9. Contract Management

    11. Product Proposal

    12. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    13. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    14. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

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    UI Elements & Agent Functions: Content

    Components of the front office screen

    Agents functions available on the front office screen

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    UI Elements & Agent Functions: Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will be able to: List the components that make up the

    front office screen List the functions available to an agent

    through the front office

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    What Well Cover

    UI Elements

    IC WebClient for Utilities

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    What Well Cover

    UI Elements

    IC WebClient for Utilities

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    Interaction Center - Agent Desktop

    Alerts Communication informationAccount infoScratch pad

    Navigation bar

    Toolbar

    Broadcast messages

    Workspace

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    Context Area

    Keeping the most important information visible Scratch pad Allows the agent to write down notes Account info Shows the most relevant information about the current interaction, such

    as the customers name and company Alerts Shows important alerts for the agent from the alert modeler, such as automatic

    suggestions and reminders to wrap up Communication information Shows information from the communication

    management software, like talk time, automatic number identification, agent state, and queue status

    Scratch pad

    Account info Alerts

    Communicationinformation

    The context area is a combination of account info, alerts, and communication information that together provide background information for the current interaction.

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    Scratch Pad

    Customer reports problem with notebook HT-1010:error message 190 displayed. . .

    Reuse text:

    For text search in the knowledge search

    In the interaction record to fill any text typeIn sales and service

    transactions to fill text types

    The scratch pad is a temporary workspace in the Interaction Center WebClient that agents use as an electronic notepad to store miscellaneous information during an interaction.

    It allows the agent to enter comments at any point: y Agents can enter text into the scratch pad at any point during an interaction, no matter which

    screen he or she is working on

    y Button to launch the scratch pad is persistent (always at the top of the screen) y Import scratch pad text into relevant documents at any time (interaction record, sales order, service

    order) as well as into the knowledge search

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    Interaction Center: Account Identification

    The account identification screen allows agents to search for and identify, display, change and create accounts, their related partners as well as related objects like registered products.

    Account Identification Scenarios A Business to Business scenario as well as a Business to consumer scenario is supported. In addition a new scenario blends B2B and B2C in a Mixed scenario. Employee interaction Center scenarios are supported by an Employee Identification screen.

    Automatic Account Identification Business Partners can be identified automatically based on their communication data

    (Telephone number, email address)

    Interaction History To provide information on the current situation of the customer the latest entries of the

    interaction history are integrated into the account identification screen

    Account factsheet The Account Factsheet (AFS) gives the agents access to the most relevant customer related

    information, e.g. Service Ticket History, Sales History, Open marketing campaigns, ...

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    Account Identification Screen

    Account and related partnersRelated Objects

    Search result Lists and interaction history

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    New Features in Account Handling

    Business Partner Relationship HandlingThe enhancement enables agents to chose the relevant relationship type from a list when searching or creating related business partners in the Interaction Center. Mixed Account IdentificationThe mixed business partner search is a new account identification scenario that allows searching for both consumers and contact persons in organizations.Index Based SearchThe index-based business partner search offers a tool to build indices that speed up the search for business partners in the IC WebClient.Address validation and duplicate checkAddress validation and duplicate check is now offered in the IC WebClient to support address maintenance. Account Identification View Set: CustomizabilityThe enhancement makes the content of the upper right view of the account identification view set replaceable the area where business objects related to the business partner can be determined.

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    Interaction Center: Interaction Record Details (1/2)

    Interaction record An interaction record is created when an

    account is confirmed, or when an email (newor reply email) is created

    Interaction timestamps can be stored insidethe interaction record (interaction waitingtime, start time, end time)

    Can be linked to a marketing campaign

    Activity Clipboard The Activity Clipboard provides a complete

    overview of all interaction related, business-relevant documents (sales orders, serviceticket, solutions, emails, chat transcript, follow-up transactions, ...)

    The interaction record allows agents to log all inbound and outbound interactions (calls, emails, chat, ...)

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    Interaction Center: Interaction Record Details (2/2)

    Follow-up & Actions Pre-defined actions can be executed

    manually or automatically Agents can create any type of follow-up

    transaction from within the interaction record

    Multilevel categorization The agent can categorize the interaction

    record based using multilevel categorization

    The interaction record allows agents to log all inbound and outbound interactions (calls, emails, chat, ...)

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    E-Mail Editor

    Integrated E-Mail Editor Send and receive HTML or plain text e-mails Insert solutions with attachments Insert standard response (e-mail templates) via mail forms Insert at cursor position: standard responses can be inserted at

    the end of an e-mail or at the cursor position Auto-suggest responses Include reusable agent signatures in outgoing e-mails Automatic insertion of Tracking ID possible Integration possible with Spell checker Integration to Groupware (MS Outlook or Lotus Notes) possible

    for email address look-up

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    E-Mail Editor - HTML Formatted E-Mail

    This shows the e-mail editor for the agent. You see the standard responses here the agent can select from a list of templates. The first part of these templates is static available for any response, the second part is determined by content analysis of the e-mail.

    The interaction log shows the category of the e-mail this is pre-filled by content analysis and can be manually overridden by the agent. This category drives the suggested response templates.

    Also you see all the usual e-mail fields and attachments.

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    E-Mail Editor - Solution With Attachments

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    Agent Inbox

    Universal Agent inbox for Emails Fax & Letter CRM Business Transactions (service tickets, sales orders, ...) ERP Sales Orders CasesWorkflow items

    Predefined quick searches

    Multi-select in inbox result list

    Worklist for back-office processes Reserve and reset reservation: changes the employee responsible

    of the selected inbox item Display, Edit, Delete Interact: starts an new interaction Link: links the selected inbox item to the active interaction Forward: manually assign an inbox item to another department

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    Agent Inbox

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    Interactive Scripting

    Interactive scripts help interaction center agents by leading through certain interactions they have to do while working with customers. A script is predefined and can be chosen by the agents or it is automatically

    assigned e.g. through a campaign A script is mostly created as a tree structure Interaction path depends on answers the agent gets from the customer Answers are represented by buttons

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    Interactive Scripting - Guide Agents Through Service Calls

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    What Well Cover

    UI Elements

    IC WebClient for Utilities

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    Manage master data and customer data

    Search and create accounts including contact personsManage accounts of type person and organization Change account data

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    Manage master data and customer data

    Search business agreements Create and change business agreements

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    Manage Service Locations

    Create connection objects, premises, points of delivery Templates speed up creation process

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    Comprehensive and flexible customer overviews

    General Business Data Overview Service locations, Business Agreements & Bills, Contracts, Quotations

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    Utility-specific product proposal

    Based on the consumption segment of the account Bill amounts for products estimated through IS-U Billing SimulationDirectly create quotations and contracts

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    Manage energy supply contracts

    Manage the complete contract lifecycle For utilities operating in a regulated and liberalized market

    (optional integration into IS-U Intercompany Data Exchange)

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    Manage quotations for residential customers

    Manage the complete quotation lifecycle incl. approval Easily turn quotations into contracts and vice versa

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    UI Elements & Agent Functions: Summary

    You are now able to: List the components that make up the front

    office screen

    List the functions available to an agent through the front office

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    Exercise

    Exercise:Launching IC WebClient

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    Exercise

    Chapter: UI Elements & Agent Functions At the conclusion of this exercise, you will be able to:

    Launch the CRM Web UI using a standard business role. You have to make yourself familiar with the CRM Web UI.

    1 Get familiar Interaction Center WebClient

    1-1 Log on to the SAP CRM system using SAP GUI and do some preparation steps which will allow you to start the CRM Web UI.

    There are 2 options for starting the Web UI a link from SAP GUI or an IE favorite

    1-1-1 Add a favorite using BSP Application CRM_UI_START and choose Start Page default.htm. Log on with the CRM SAP GUI user/password.

    1-1-2 Open Internet Explorer and enter site

    http://tpztdc00.wdf.sap.corp:52080/sap/crm_logon?sap-client=770 Enter your userid IUT260-XX and password

    In the web browser press F11 for full screen mode.

    1-2 Get familiar with the navigation bar:

    Take a look at the navigation bar and the navigation bar index to see: how short cuts can be set in the index.

    1-3 Scratch pad.

    Open the scratch pad to enter some notes. For example: customer reports bill problems: Bill is too high, the product for electricity is incorrect

    Note: Business Partner: ISU260A3## Max Mayer, Pinewood Avenue 3300, New York City, (use the number of your group instead of ##).

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    1-4 Process an Interaction Record.

    Press Interaction Record in the navigation bar. Press Import Scratch Pad to insert the text from the scratch pad into the interaction record notes. Maintain a description for the interaction Record.

    1-5 Saving your work at the end of the communication process.

    You have the option to save every transaction separately. In our case you can use the button Save in the interaction record to save the transaction. However at the end of a communication process the agent has to press End in the toolbar of the IC WebClient and this will save all open transactions and remove all data from the screen. So technically it is not necessary to save the documents individually before you press End.

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    Solution

    Chapter: UI Elements & Agent Functions

    1 Launch the IC WebClient form my SAP CRM System

    1-1 Log on to the SAP CRM system using SAP GUI and do some preparation steps which will allow you to start the CRM Web UI.

    Option1:

    Execute transaction CRM_UI from the CRM system.

    Option 2:

    Open an Internet Explorer session

    Enter site:

    http://tpztdc00.wdf.sap.corp:52080/sap/crm_logon?sap-client=770

    Note the site name might be different depending on training system details.

    SAP Note 1173951 provides more information about logging into the CRM webclient.

    Enter your userid IUT260-XX and password.

    1-2 Get familiar with the navigation bar: Take a look at the navigation bar and the navigation bar index to see: how short cuts can be set in the index (keyboard short custs: escape + character)

    1-3 Scratch pad.

    Open the scratch pad to enter some notes. For example: customer reports note book problem: Bill is too high, the product for electricity is incorrect Note: this information entered into the scratch pad can be reused in many ways later during the call: Interaction Record Notes, Cases Notes, Service ticket Notes, Interaction Record Notes, Knowledge Search.

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    1-4 Process an Interaction Record.

    Press Interaction Record in the navigation bar. Press Import Scratch Pad to insert the text from the scratch pad into the interaction record notes. Maintain a description for the interaction Record.

    1-5 Saving your work at the end of the communication process. You have the option to save every transaction separately. In our case you can use the button Save in the interaction record to save the transaction. However at the end of a communication process the agent has to press End in the toolbar of the IC WebClient and this will save all open transactions and remove all data from the screen. So technically it is not necessary to save the documents individually before you press End.

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    SAP 2010

    Framework Customizing: Course Overview Diagram

    9. Contract Management

    10. Product Proposal

    11. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    12. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    13. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

    Units

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    Framework Customizing: Content

    Definition of the WebClient Role -Interaction Center

    Creating an IC WebClient Role

    Assigning the IC WebClient Role to an Organizational Unit

    Definition of the Navigation Bar

    Creating an Navigation Bar Profile

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    Framework Customizing: Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will beable to: Explain the IC WebClient Business Role Create a new Role and Navigation Bar Profile Assign a user to a Business Role Assign a Navigation Bar Profile to Business Role

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    What Well Cover

    WebClient Business Role

    Navigation Bar Profile

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    SAP 2008 / Page 1

    What Well Cover

    WebClient Business Role

    Navigation Bar Profile

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    SAP CRM Roles

    SAP CRM business roles are used to package the main business content needed to perform a specific job function

    Roles in SAP CRM 2006s: Provide a perfect starting point Defining a role influences the

    complete content visible to a user assigned to this role Navigation bar Available applications Entry page content Layouts Authorizations

    Role assignment to users via positions in the organizational model

    Standard roles delivered Sales Service Marketing eCommerce Interaction Center Partner Channel Management

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    SAP 2010

    Business Role Customizing: Overview

    The Role and Navigation Bas Customizing, based on Business Role, controls how the Navigation Bar is structured and which Links are available on the Work Center / Home / Report Pages and in the direct Link groups.

    The Business Role The Business Role is the central object for controlling the navigation bar.Work centers, direct link groups and logical links can be set to visible.

    User assignment Changes The business role is assigned to an organizational unit in the organizational

    model. The user is assigned to an organizational unit as well.

    Authorizations The Business Role is assigned to a Authorizations Profile via PFCG role

    Navigation bar profile The navigation bar profile contains direct link groups and work centers. Logical links are assigned to the direct link groups.Work center link groups structure the logical links for work centers. These work center

    link groups aren't visible in the application.

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    Business Role and Navigation Bar Customizing: Terminology

    Work Centers

    Direct Link Group

    Logical Links

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    Business Role and Navigation Bar Customizing: Assignments

    /PPOMA_CRM

    CRM Business Role

    /CRMC_UI_PROFILE

    Layout Profile

    Technical Profile

    Authorization ProfileNavigation Bar Profile

    Organizational Model

    CRM User

    /CRMC_UI_NBLINKS

    Direct Link Groups

    Work CenterLink Groups

    Work Centers

    Logical Links

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    SAP 2010

    Define Business Role and assign it to Organizational Unit

    Configuration Maintain Business Role

    CRMC_UI_PROFILE Create/change/copy/delete

    business role Assign Business Role

    PPOMA_CRM

    Business role Customizing of the Business Role is depending on the customizing of the Navigation Bar. All

    Work Centers, Work Center Groups, Direct Links needed to be customized with the navigation bar profile first

    By assigning different function profiles to the business role, some functions within the UI can be customized in more detail, e.g. E-mail Inbox or the Account Identification for the Interaction Center.

    The business role can also be assigned in user parameters with PID CRM_UI_PROFILE.

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    SAP 2010

    Role-Dependent View Configuration

    Configuration Role configuration keys can be defined

    in the IMG: Customer relationship management > UI framework > Technical Role Definition > Define role configuration key

    To create role-dependent configuration, save the configuration with a role configuration key in the UI configuration tool (Transaction: BSP_WD_CMPWB)

    You assign role configuration keys to business roles in the IMG: Customer relationship management > Business roles > Define business roles

    View Configuration View configuration can be used to adjust the user interface

    to the corporate identity and to the requirements of different user groups

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    The Configuration Key - View Flexibility

    Configuration Key The Role Configuration Key is stored within one or several Business

    Roles.Different view configurations can be created and assigned to different

    Business Roles. Example:

    An Opportunity may have different appearances depending on the role that is assigned.The Marketing Manager sees only basic data, campaign assignmentsand status while the Account Manager sees also expected revenue numbers.

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    SAP 2010

    Define Business Role: Adjust Work Centers

    Configuration: IMG Path: Customer relationship

    management > Business roles > Define business roles

    Select Business Role > AdjustWork Centers

    Here the Work Centers assigned to the Navigation Bar Profile can be deactivated for a Business Role.

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    SAP 2010

    Define Business Role: Visible Work Center Group Links

    Configuration: IMG Path: Customer relationship

    management > Business roles > Define business roles

    Select Business Role > Adjust Work Center Group Links

    Here you define the visibility of Logical Links: In Menu: Logical Link is

    available as second level entry in the Navigation Bar

    Visible: Logical Link is visible in Work Center Pages

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    SAP 2010

    Define Business Role: Adjust Direct Link Group Links

    Configuration: IMG Path: Customer relationship

    management > Business roles > Define business roles

    Select Business Role > Adjust Direct Group Links

    Here the Logical Links assigned to the Direct Link group that is assigned to the Navigation Bar Profile can be defined as visible or not.

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    SAP 2010

    Define Business Role within the CRM Web Client UI - new in CRM 2007 SP02

    Configuration: Prerequisites:

    Assign logical link CT-BR-SRto a Work Center or a Direct link group

    Set-up Transaction Launcher customizing for the PFCG transaction call (see slide 44)

    The organizational model can also been maintained via the CRM Web Client UI:Logical Link: MD-ORG-SR

    New functionality as of CRM 2007 SP02

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    Assigning the Business Role to an Organizational Unit (1/2)

    Contact Center Organization

    Gold Customer Support Team

    Standard Service Support Team

    Peter Fellows

    Brigitte Lerp

    1. Select required organizational unit or position

    Sarah Hodder

    Position Agent 1

    Position Agent 1

    Position Agent 1

    2. Choose menu: Goto -> Detail object -> Enhanced Object Description

    3. - 5. see next slide

    The final step in the profile configuration and assignment is to assign the IC profile to an organizational level, either an organizational unit or a position in the Organizational Model (OM).

    IC profiles can only be assigned to organizational units and positions. Assignment to user level is not possible.

    The IC profile stores the Customizing for an agent. It is connected to the agent as an HR infotype. An infotype describes and defines different attributes or characteristics for objects.

    An IC profile assigned at: y Organizational unit level means all agents within the organizational unit use the same IC profile. y Position level means agents assigned to the same position use the same IC profile.

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    Assigning the Business Role to an Organizational Unit (2/2)

    3. Select infotypeBusiness Role

    5. Use F4 help to select the requiredBusiness Role

    4. Choose icon Create/Change Infotype

    Scroll down in the list of infotypes and select IC WebClient profile. Choose the Create or Change infotype icon. In the next screen, use F4 for the field IC WebClient profile to display a list of available profiles. Select the required IC WebClient profile and choose Enter/Save.

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    What Well Cover

    WebClient Business Role

    Navigation Bar Profile

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    Navigation Bar and Business Role Customizing

    Navigation Bar Customizing

    Shared Lists of all Links, Work Centers,

    NavBar Profiles that are separating the Links, Work Centers

    Business Role Customizing

    Business Roles with assigned NavBarProfiles

    WorkCenters, Direct Groups Logical Links that are relevant for this Role

    Assign to OrgUnits via InfoType 1263 Business RoleAssignment to PFCG Roles (Authorizations)

    A.

    B.

    C. D.

    E. F.

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    Customizing of Navigation: Overview

    Component: e.g. Service Ticket

    NavBar

    Service ticket

    Work AreaComponent: e.g. Service Ticket

    Navigation Bar(as part of L-Shape)

    Scenario I)Navigation from Navigation Bar Button to a Component(Button = Work Center)

    Component: e.g. Product Details

    NavBarScenario II and III)Cross Component Navigation (always) through Navigation Bar

    Component: e.g. Service Ticket

    Overview

    Link/Button

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    Nav.-Bar Customizing: Tx.: CRMC_UI_NBLINKS

    Scenario I Step 2.

    Scenario I Step 1.

    Scenario I Step 0.

    Scenario II and III Step 3.

    Note: The step numbering relates to the scenario runtime. reverse sequence at design time

    IMG path: CRM > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

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    SAP 2010

    Navigation from the Navigation Bar to a Component (Tables)

    CRMC_UI_NB_A_WCClient dependent

    Define NavBar Profile:Profile: SLS-PRO

    Assign Work Centers:Work Center SLS-ACT

    CRMC_UI_WCClient dependent

    Define Work CenterWork Center: SLS-ACTLogicalLink ID: SLS-ACT-WCTitle: Activities

    CRMC_UI_LLINKClient dependent

    Define Logical LinksLogLink ID: SLS-ACT-WCType: Work CenterTarget ID: WCCSLSACT

    Main Window

    Component

    IP1

    NavBar (Profile)

    WorkCenter Logical Link Target ID1.

    1.

    2.

    2.

    CRMC_UI_COMPCross client

    Component Definition:Component Name WCC_SLS_ACTWindow Name MainWindow

    CRMC_UI_COMP_IPCross client

    Inbound Plug (IP) Definition:Component: WCC_SLS_ACTTarget ID: WCCSLSACTIP: DEFAULT Object Type:Object Action:

    3.

    3.

    Other Window

    0.

    0.

    IP2

    IP3IP4

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    SAP 2008 / Page 1

    Framework Customizing: Summary

    You are now able to: Explain the IC WebClient Business Role Create a new Role and Navigation Bar

    Profile Assign a user to a Business Role Assign a Navigation Bar Profile to

    Business Role

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    Exercise

    Exercise:Creating your own Business Role

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    Exercise

    Chapter: Framework Customizing/ Create new Business Role At the conclusion of this exercise, you will be able to:

    Create a new business role Assign business roles to user

    We have a naming convention for everything we create new. Our name space starts with: Z_## (## stands for your user number)

    Whenever you get asked for a transport request either create a new one or use the one youve created before.

    If youre going to create a new one please take notice of the naming conventions.

    2-1 Create your own business Role 2-1-1 Call transaction PFCG or go to SAP menu path Architecture and Technology -

    > System Administration -> User Maintenance -> Role Administration -> Roles and copy profil SAP_CRM_UIU_UTIL_IC_AGENT to Z_SAP_CRM_UIU_UTIL_IC_AGENT_##.

    2-1-2 Execute Transaction CRMC_UI_PROFILE or go to IMG path CRM ->Interaction Center WebClient -> Define Business Role

    2-1-3 Copy business role Z_UTIL_IC to Z_UTIL_IC_## incl. all related objects and assign your created PFCG role.

    2-2 Assign your created business role to organizational model 2-2-1 Call transaction PPOMA_CRM or go to IMG path CRM -> Business Roles ->

    Define Organizational Model

    2-2-2 Search organizational unit by Structure Search and browse organization IUT 260 and double-click on it

    2-2-3 Create a new position Group_## and save your changes. 2-2-4 Assign your created business role to the new position

    Mark your position and select in the main menu Go To -> Detail object -> Enhanced object description On tab Active select Business Role and create a new infotype. Enter your created business role Z_UTIL_IC_## and save.

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    2-3 Assign your user to the organizational model 2-3-1 Go back to the organizational model or follow steps 2-2-1 to 2-2-2 again.

    2-3-2 Mark your position Group _## and assign your user to this position. On the popup select Holder .

    2-3-3 On the search help select tab User by address data and search for your own user

    2-3-4 Save your settings and relaunch the WebClient UI (Call the CRM Web UI with your newly created Favorite. You should at least be able to see the UI of the IC Agent. In case of more than one assignment in the organizational model it is necessary to choose one Business Role first.

    Double-click the Favorite CRM Web UI that you created.

    Log on with the CRM SAP GUI user/password.

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    Solution

    Chapter: Framework Customizing/ Create new Business Role

    We have a naming convention for everything we create new. Our name space starts with: Z_## (## stands for your user number)

    Whenever you get asked for a transport request either create a new one or use the one youve created before.

    If youre going to create a new one please take notice of the naming conventions.

    2-1 Create your own business Role

    Standard Business Role - UTIL_IC with

    Standard PFCG Role - SAP_CRM_UIU_UTIL_IC_AGENT

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    2-1-1 Call transaction PFCG or go to SAP menu path Architecture and Technology -> System Administration -> User Maintenance -> Role Administration -> Roles and copy profile SAP_CRM_UIU_UTIL_IC_AGENT to Z_SAP_CRM_UIU_UTIL_IC_AGENT_##.

    2-1-2 Execute Transaction CRMC_UI_PROFILE or go to IMG path CRM -> Business

    Roles -> Define Business Role

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    2-1-3 Copy business role Z_UTIL_IC to Z_UTIL_IC_## incl. all related objects and assign your created PFCG role.

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    2-2 Assign your created business role to organizational model

    2-2-1 Call transaction PPOMA_CRM or go to IMG path CRM -> Business Roles -> Define Organizational Model

    2-2-2 Search organizational unit by Structure Search and browse organization IUT 260 and double-click on it

    2-2-3 Create a new position Group_## and save your changes.

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    2-2-4 Assign your created business role to the new position

    Mark your position and select in the main menu Go To -> Detail object -> Enhanced object description

    On tab Active select Business Role and create a new infotype.

    Enter your created business role Z_UTIL_IC_## and save.

    2-3 Assign your user to the organizational model

    2-3-1 Go back to the organizational model or follow steps 2-2-1 to 2-2-2 again.

    2-3-2 Mark your position Group _## and assign your user to this position. On the popup select Holder .

    2-3-3 On the search help select tab User by address data and search for your own user

    2-3-4 Save your settings and relaunch the WebClient UI (Call the CRM Web UI with your newly created Favorite. You should at least be able to see the UI of the IC Agent. In case of more than one assignment in the organizational model it is necessary to choose one Business Role first.

    Double-click the Favorite CRM Web UI that you created.

    Log on with the CRM SAP GUI user/password.

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    SAP 2010

    IC WebClient Functions / Customizing: Course Overview Diagram

    9. Contract Management

    10. Product Proposal

    11. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    12. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    13. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

    Units

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    IC WebClient Functions / Customizing: Content

    z IC WebClient Functionsz UI Configuration

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    IC WebClient Functions / Customizing: Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will beable to: Explain the process of customizing IC WebClient

    functions Use Wizards supporting the configuration

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    Configuration Steps

    UI Configuration Tool

    UI Configuration Overview

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    SAP 2008 / Page 1

    Configuration Steps

    UI Configuration Tool

    UI Configuration Overview

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    UI Configuration: Overview

    Tools

    BSP WD Component Workbench

    UI Configuration Tool Easy Enhancement Workbench

    (EEWB) Business Role and Navigation

    Bar Customizing Design Layer Customizing.

    To adjust the CRM user interface to your corporate identity and to your business needs a bundle of integrated tools is provided.

    These tools support the UI configuration in an efficient and holistic way.

    Examples Add new fields Position fields on views Rename field labels Use personalization Define captions Define Navigation Bar entries Create Business Roles

    UI ConfigTool

    Design Layer

    EEWB

    Role- / NavBarCustomizing

    BSP WD ComponentWorkbench

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    UI Configuration Tools: Overview

    BSP Component WorkbenchConfigure buttons

    UI Configuration ToolUse customer specific fields within view configuration

    Design Layer CustomizingImplement same configuration content for several views

    Easy Enhancement WorkbenchCreate customer specific fields

    UI Configuration ToolUse parameters to save your configuration

    UI Configuration ToolConfigure views: position fields/columns, add fields/columns from field set, remove fields/columns, rename labels, set fields to mandatory/display only, and define load option for blocks and more

    Design LayerCustomizing or BSP Component Workbench

    Define input helps for customer specific fields

    Role CustomizingDefine and copy business roles

    ToolTasks

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    UI Configuration Tool: Overview

    The CRM UI configuration tool is an easy-to-use tool for adjustingthe CRM standard views to your needs.

    Project team members and consultants use the tool as follows: Configure pages

    Work center pages Overview pages Edit pages Advanced search pages

    Configure blocks Forms Tables Trees

    Configure fields

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    UI Configuration with the UI ConfigTool

    What you need to know before starting:What do you want to configure?

    Component View

    Design Layer -> implement the same business content for several views

    Use of parameters -> work on one view (Example: Account Details), but distinguish between roles, object types,

    Do you want to implement customer specific fields? Easy Enhancement Workbench

    Do you want to customize the Navigation Bar? Navigation Bar / Role customizing -> not covered with this guide

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    SAP 2010

    Personalization & Skins

    Overview Starting with SAP CRM 2006s/2, several skins are

    provided in the Interaction Center to allow individual users to select their own look-and-feel

    Starting with SAP CRM 2006s/2, it is also possible to configure columns in the Interaction Center to let individual users to enlarge the width of important fields and to suppress unimportant fields

    Starting with SAP CRM 2006s/2

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    Personalization - Skin Selection

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    SAP 2008 / Page 1

    Personalization - Skin Options

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    SAP 2010

    Personalization - Configurable Columns

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    Personalization - Filterable columns

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    SAP 2008 / Page 1

    Display Technical Information

    Display technical information To display technical information

    (component name, view name,) choose F2 in the CRM Web Client Application

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    Configuration Steps

    UI Configuration Tool

    UI Configuration Overview

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    SAP 2010

    Start UI Configuration

    Start the UI Configuration Tool BSP Component Workbech

    Transaction BSP_WD_CMPWB

    Choose a component Select a view Choose configuration to start

    the UI configuration tool

    Try component IUICMD as example. IUICMD is the Utilities specific identification with TMD replication.

    Try view IUICMD/CreateOrg for example, where you can see the Configuration tab.

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    SAP 2010

    Start the UI configuration tool directly from the application Prerequisites:

    CRM 2007 SP02 Authorization object:

    CRMCONFMODE Switch configuration mode on in

    Personalization:> Personalize > Settings > Personalize Settings > UI Configuration Mode > Enable

    Show configurable areas via button Show configurable areas ( ) The configurable areas are shown and

    the configuration of the different views can be started, if you click on an area

    If this mode is active, general navigation is switched off. By clicking the button again, you can switch off the configuration mode.

    Note: On an overview page you can only configure assignment blocks that are expanded. If they are collapsed, expand them before you click Show configurable areas.

    Start UI Config Tool directly from the application

    Personalization setting can be also set via report SP_DLC_CONFIG_MODE_PERS

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    SAP 2008

    Start the UI configuration tool Transaction BSP_WD_CMPWB Choose a component and display the

    component with the related test-application (CRM_UI_FRAME)

    If you want to configure the View, please start the Workbench by clicking on Display. The create-functionality is only required, if you want to do some extensive customer enhancements!

    Select a view Choose configuration to start the UI

    configuration tool

    The language of the configuration is depending on the language of the Internet Explorer Settings.

    Start BSP WD Component Workbench

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    Configuration: Simple Configuration (1)

    Configuration Add fields from the field set Remove fields Move fields (up/down, right/left) Change labels Add/change/remove captions Set fields to mandatory or display

    only

    In order to do the configuration it is required, that you will store your changes on a transport request.Please do not change SAP standard configuration but create your new own one!

    View

    Panel

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    Configuration: Simple Configuration (2)

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    Configuration: Detailed Configuration (1)

    Configuration Add nodes with the assigned fields

    from the field set Add fields from the field set Remove fields Display field properties Position fields Change labels Hide labels Add/change/remove captions Set fields to mandatory or display

    only

    Context set

    Grid area

    Property view

    Caption area

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    Configuration: Detailed Configuration (2)

    Hold ALT and click on field

    Select field and click on to addthe field into thegrid layout.

    Please deselect theproperties before.

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    Configuration: Overview Page

    Configuration Add blocks from assignment set Remove blocks from displayed

    assignments Change the titles Change the order of blocks Choose load option (direct, lazy, or

    hidden)

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    Configuration: Work Center Page

    Configuration Add blocks from assignment set Remove blocks from displayed

    assignments Change the titles Move blocks from (up/down, right/left) Define the use of the whole width for

    a block

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    Configuration: Table View

    Configuration Define number of visible rows Enable scrollbar/cutting mode Add column from the set and remove

    columns Change column title Change order of columns Define column width Define horizontal alignment Enable personalization of columns

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    Configuration: Search

    Configuration Add / remove Search parameter Define displayed search criteria Define default operator Define order of search criteria Change search parameter name

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    Role-Dependent View Configuration

    Configuration To create role-dependent

    configuration, save the configuration with a role configuration key in the UI configuration tool

    Role configuration keys can be defined in the IMG: Customer relationship management > UI framework > UI framework Definition > Define role configuration key

    You assign role configuration keys to business roles in the IMG: Customer relationship management > Business roles > Define business roles

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    Translation

    Translation Use transaction SE63 to translate

    captions and labels SE63 > Translation > ABAP objects >

    Short texts > S6 technical short texts > BSP2

    BSP1 = SAP standard texts BSP2 = Customer texts

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    Start the UI configuration tool directly from the application Overview Pages, Work Center

    Pages and Home Pages can be configured via the button Configure Page ( )

    Automatically the right configuration is determined based on the found keys.

    After saving the configuration and closing the pop-up changes are immediately available

    Start UI Config Tool directly from the applicationNew with CRM 2007 SP02 (2)

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    Configuration: Overview Page

    Configuration Copy/create/delete a

    configuration Add blocks from the visible

    assignment blocks Remove blocks from displayed

    assignment blocks Change the titles Change the order of blocks Choose a load option

    (direct, lazy, or hidden) Show technical Details

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    Configuration: Work Center / Home Page

    Configuration Copy/create/delete a

    configuration Add blocks from assignment set Remove blocks from displayed

    assignments Change the titles Move blocks (up/down, right/left) Define the use of the whole

    width for a block Change icons Show technical Details

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    Configuration: Form views

    Configuration Copy/create/delete a

    configuration Add single fields from the field

    set. It is also possible to add serveral or all fields assigned to a node.

    Add/remove/change captions Remove fields Display field properties Position fields Change labels Hide labels Add/change/remove captions Set fields to mandatory or display

    only Show technical details

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    Configuration: Table view

    Configuration Copy/create/delete a

    configuration Define number of visible rows Add column from available fields

    and/or remove columns Change column titles Change order of columns Define column width Define horizontal alignment Set columns to hidden (the end

    user can display these columns via Personalization)

    Show technical details

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    Configuration: Editable Overview - switch to separate configuration

    Configuration For some views within an

    editable overview page it is possible to have different configurations for the display and the edit mode.

    If a label is changed, it will be changed automatically in the second configuration.

    In both configurations you can have different captions and more / less fields.

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    IC WebClient Functions / Customizing: Summary

    You are now able to: Explain the process of customizing IC WebClient

    functions Use Wizards supporting the Configuration

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    Exercise

    Chapter: IC WebClient Functions / Customizing Usage of UI Config Tool At the conclusion of this exercise, you will be able to:

    Handle new UI Configuration Tool for WebClient UI Enhance existing Components with new Label Know differences of how to customize Search, Overview,

    Workcenter Pages.

    We have a naming convention for everything we create new. Our name space starts with: Z_## (## stands for your user number)

    Whenever you get asked for a transport request either create a new one or use the one youve created before.

    If youre going to create a new one please take notice of the naming conventions.

    3-1 Get information of technical objects of Web Client UI, which should be enhanced.

    3-1-1 Go to IC Web Client Interaction Record. 3-1-2 How to get technical information of current Component and View?

    __________________

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    3-2 Which technical information is available? 3-2-1 Place your cursor in field DESCRIPTION. Get technical information

    displayed.

    3-2-2 Which Component is used? __________________

    3-2-3 Which View is used? __________________

    3-2-4 Which Context Node is used? __________________

    3-2-5 Which Attribute is used? __________________

    Use F2 to get technical information shown

    3-3 Create Role Configuration Key 3-3-1 Create your own Role Configuration Key.

    IMG: CRM UI Framework UI Framework Definition Define Role Configuration Key Copy the Role Configuration Key: Default_IC

    New Role Configuration Key: ZUTIL_IC_## Description: IC Key Group ##

    3-4 Change UI Configuration of Edit Form for Account Details.

    3-4-1 Go to SAP Gui and launch Component Workbench (Transaction: BSP_WD_CMPWB).

    3-4-2 Use gathered information to call right Component in Component Workbench.

    3-4-3 Use gathered information to find the right View.

    3-4-4 Launch Configuration for this View.

    3-4-5 Copy current standard Configuration to your own Role Config Key.

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    3-5 Change UI Configuration in Simple Configuration of Edit Form for IC Record 3-5-1 Make sure you selected Simple Configuration when Configuration Screen has

    launched.

    3-5-3 Set Description as mandatory.

    3-5-4 Change Label of field Employee Responsible to Man in Charge

    3-5-4 Save your settings with your own Role Config Key.

    3-5-5 Relaunch WebClient UI and test your new settings.

    Hold Alt-Key while clicking a field in table of detailed configuration to get access to field properties.

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    Solution

    Chapter: IC WebClient Functions / Customizing Usage of UI Config Tool At the conclusion of this exercise, you will be able to:

    Handel new UI Configuration Tool for WebClient UI Enhance existing Components with new Label Know differences of how to customize Search, Overview,

    Workcenter Pages

    3-1 Get information of technical objects of Web Client UI, which should be enhanced.

    3-1-1 Go To Interaction Record.

    3-1-2 How to get technical information of current Component and View?

    Place you cursor in an inputfield and press F2 Key

    3-2 Which technical information is available? 3-2-1 Place your cursor in field DESCRIPTION. Get technical information

    displayed.

    3-2-2 Which Component is used? ICCMP_BT_FOUP

    3-2-3 Which View is used? - CreateFollowUp

    3-2-4 Which Context Node is used? - CREATEFOLLOWUP

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    3-2-5 Which Attribute is used? - DESCRIPTION

    3-3 Create Role Configuration Key 3-3-1 Create your own Role Configuration Key

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    Copy Default_IC to your own Role Config Key.

    3-4 Change UI Configuration of Edit Form for Account Details. 3-4-1 Go to SAP Gui and launch Component Workbench

    (Transaction: BSP_WD_CMPWB).

    3-4-2 Use gathered information to call right Component in Component Workbench.

    3-4-3 Use gathered information to find the right View.

    Select Component ICCMP_BT_FOUP

    ! Be aware ! If youre displaying an organization youll get the technical information of this View. But if youre displaying a person technical information will say, you should use View CreateFollowUp .

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    3-4-4 Launch Configuration for this View.

    3-4-5 Copy current standard Configuration to your own Role Config Key.

    3-5 Change UI Configuration in Simple Configuration of Edit Form for IC Record.

    3-5-1 Make sure you selected Simple Configuration when Configuration Screen has launched.

    3-5-3 Set Description as mandatory.

    3-5-4 Change Label of field Employee Responsible to Man in Charge

    3-5-5 Save your settings with your own Role Config Key.

    3-5-6 Relaunch WebClient UI and test your new settings.

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    SAP 2010

    Transaction Launcher: Course Overview Diagram

    9. Contract Management

    10. Product Proposal

    11. Business Role - Key Account Manager

    12. POD Set/ Service Location Workbench

    13. Utilities Quotation with price calculation

    1. WebClient Overview

    2. UI Elements & Agent Functions

    3. Framework Customizing

    4. IC WebClient Functions / Customizing

    5. Transaction Launcher

    6. Software Architecture

    7. Financial Inquiries in IC WebClient

    8. Collections in IC WebClient

    Units

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    Transaction Launcher: Content

    Configuration of the Navigation Bar and the Transaction Launcher

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    Transaction Launcher: Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will be able to: Explain and use transaction launcher entries Use the wizard to create new entries with data flow

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    Transaction Launcher and Navigation Bar: Customizing

    Steps to create a Navigation Bar Call (Method)Create Transaction Launcher Entry

    Use wizard Data flow tree different to IS-U

    Add transaction launcher ID to Navigation Bar Entries Define link Required in all cases

    Add Navigation Bar Entry to Navigation Bar Profile Standard or Personalized Area Optional: Invisible Optional: Positioning

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    Transaction Launcher

    The transaction Launcher can be used to launch URLs and BSBs / BOR transactions from other systems.

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    Launch URL

    The transaction Launcher can be used to launch URLs.

    To launch an URL the URL has to be defined in the URL repository first:View: CRMV_IC_LTX_URL

    Launch URL

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    Step 1: Define URL in URL repository

    Configuration Transaction: SM30 View:

    CRMV_IC_LTX_URL

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (1)

    Configuration IMG:

    Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework >> Technical Role Definition > Configure Transaction Launcher

    or transaction: CRMC_UI_ACTIONWZ

    Enter an ID (dont use the F4-help)

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (2)

    Configuration Enter a description Enter a class name

    (dont use the F4-help):ZCL_

    Flag Stateful, if the URL should be launched in a new window

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (3)

    Configuration Choose Transaction

    Type = URL Transaction

    Choose the URL ID you defined in the URL repository

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    Step 3a: Integrate the URL into your NavBar (1)

    Example 1: Provide a new Direct Link group with the URL as a Direct Link

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    Step 3a: Integrate the URL into your NavBar (2)

    Configuration IMG: Customer Relationship

    Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

    Create an new Logical Link Type: C Launch Transaction Target ID: EXECLTX Parameter class:

    CL_CRM_UI_LTX_NAVBAR_PARAM

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    Step 3a: Integrate the URL into your NavBar (3)

    Configuration IMG: Customer Relationship

    Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

    Create a new Direct Link Group and assign the logical link to it

    Assign the Direct Link Group to your Navigation Bar Profile

    IMG: Customer Relationship Management > Business Role > Define Business Role > Set the link to visible

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    Step 3b: Integrate the URL into your NavBar (1)

    Example 2: Integrate the URL in an existing Work Center

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    Step 3b: Integrate the URL into your NavBar (2)

    Configuration IMG: Customer Relationship

    Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

    Create a new Work Center Link Group and assign the Logical Link (see slide 8)

    Assign the Work Center Link Group to a Work Center

    IMG: Customer Relationship Management > Business Role > Define Business Role > Set the Group to In menu and In Work Center

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    Launch GUI Transaction

    The transaction Launcher can be used to launch BSPs / BOR transactions from other systems.

    To launch a GUI transaction a BOR object type with a method EXECUTE, that supports synchronous calls is required.

    A mapping of the logical systems is required:Transaction: CRMS_IC_CROSS_SYS

    Launch GUI Transaction

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    Preparation: Create BOR object type (1)

    Configuration To launch a GUI transaction a BOR

    object type with a method EXECUTE, that supports synchronous calls is required.

    Transaction: SE80 > Workbench > Edit object

    Copy BOR object type TSTC to ZTSTC

    The preparation of the BOR object ZTSTC only needs to be done once for all GUI transactions, that should be launched from the UI

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    Preparation: Create BOR object type (2)

    Configuration Set in the method EXECUTE

    the flag Synchronous

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    Preparation: Create BOR object type (3)

    Configuration Set in the method EXECUTE

    the flag SynchronousGenerate the object

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    Step 1: Define Logical system and assign ITS URL

    Configuration Transaction: CRMS_IC_CROSS_SYS URL of ITS:

    http://:/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/CRM_CIC_RABOX/!?sap-client=

    Important Notes: 914112 - ITS service

    CRM_CIC_RABOX causes UI problems

    888931 - Display problems for SAPGUI transactions via ITS

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (1)

    Configuration IMG:

    Customer Relationship Management > UI Framework >> Technical Role Definition > Configure Transaction Launcher

    or transaction: CRMC_UI_ACTIONWZ

    Enter an ID (dont use the F4-help)

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (2)

    Configuration Enter a description Enter a class name (dont

    use the F4-help):ZCL_

    Flag Stateful, if the URL should be launched in a new window

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (3)

    ConfigurationChoose Transaction Type =

    BOR Transaction Choose the BOR Object type

    you createdChoose EXECUTE

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    Step 2: Use Transaction Launcher Wizard (4)

    ConfigurationChooseParameter: Object

    Key Value:

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    Step 3: Integrate the Transaction into your NavBar (1)

    Example: Provide a new Direct Link group with the Transaction as a Direct Link

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    Step 3: Integrate the Transaction into your NavBar (2)

    Configuration IMG: Customer Relationship

    Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

    Create an new Logical Link Type: C Launch Transaction Target ID: EXECLTX Parameter class:

    CL_CRM_UI_LTX_NAVBAR_PARAM

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    Step 3: Integrate the Transaction into your NavBar (3)

    Configuration IMG: Customer Relationship

    Management > UI Framework > Technical Role Definition > Define Navigation Bar Profile

    Create a new Direct Link Group and assign the logical link to it

    Assign the Direct Link Group to your Navigation Bar Profile

    IMG: Customer Relationship Management > Business Role > Define Business Role > Set the link to visible

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    Step 3: Result

    Flag stateful set in Transaction Launcher Flag stateful not set

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    Transaction Launcher: Summary

    You are now able to: Explain and use transaction launcher entries Use the wizard to create new entries with

    data flow Configure the navigation bar

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    Exercise

    Exercise:Navigation Bar and Transaction Launcher

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    Exercise

    Chapter: Transaction Launcher and Navigation Bar

    Within this exercise you will:

    Create a transaction launcher entry calling the account display in IS-U / FI-CA

    Create your own Navigation Bar Profile and Direct Link Integrate this entry into your Business Role and test the call with

    data flow

    During the setup of the call center processes, you want to include transactions and front office calls and assign them to the Business Role.

    4 Transaction Launcher and Navigation Bar: Launching a BOR Object

    You want to integrate a new button into the navigation bar that will launch the IS-U Account Overview data using a BOR method. This way the SAP GUI transaction look and feel will be displayed within the IC WebClient.

    4-1 Transaction Launcher Create a new launch transaction to launch the IS-U BOR Object (FICAVIEWS). Go to the Transaction Launcher Wizard and create a new entry to launch the IS-U BOR Object (FICAVIEWS).

    Wizard step: Select entries Launch Trans. ID: Z_ACCTBAL_XX Component Set: IUICALL

    Wizard step: Technical Details Description: Account Balance XX Class Name: ZCL_ACCTBAL_XX Please be careful not to generate a class twice, because you can overwrite an existing one!

    Wizard step: Further Technical Details Tr. Launcher Type: M BOR Transaction Logical System: Select the IS-U system

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    BOR Object Type: FICAVIEWS Method Name: DISPLAYDOCUMENTS

    Wizard step: Transaction Parameters Parameter: Partner Value: //currentCustomer/BP_NUMBER Wizard step: Activity Clipboard Integration: leave empty Complete the wizard.

    4-2 Add work center Account Balance ##

    4-2-1 Execute Transaction CRMC_UI_NBLINKS or go to IMG path CRM -> UI Framework -> Technical Role Definition -> Define Navigation Bar Profile.

    4-2-2 Select Define Logical Link on the left by double-click.

    Create new Entries Logical Link ID ZACCTBAL## Typ Launch Trancaction Target ID EXECLTX Parameter ZACCTBAL## Parameter Class CL_CRM_UI_LTX_NAVBAR_PARM Titel Account Balance ## Description - Account Balance ##

    4-2-3 Add Logical Link to work center group or direct link group

    Select Define Logical Link Groups on the left by double-click

    Create new Entries Group ID ZDLG_## Titel Direct Link Group ## Description Direct Link Group ##

    4-2-4 Assign Transaction Launcher Logical Link to Direct Link Group

    4-2-5 Copy NavBar profile UTL-IC to Z@##UTL incl. all related objects and change the description to Utilities Interaction Center Agent ## and save your changes.

    4-2-6 Assign Direct Link Group to Navigation Bar Profile

    4-2-7 Assign Navigation Bar Profile to Business Role

    4-2-8 Activate Direct Links in Business Role

    4-2-9 Save your settings and re-launch the WebClient UI to test your changes.

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    Solution

    Chapter: Transaction Launcher and Navigation Bar

    At the conclusion of this exercise, you will be able to:

    Create a transaction launcher entry calling the account display in IS-U / FI-CA

    Create your own Navig