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Week 1: CRM and Marketing Overview Unit 3: Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams

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Page 1: Week 1: CRM and Marketing Overview Unit 3: Managing

Week 1: CRM and Marketing Overview

Unit 3: Managing Customer Engagement Across

Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsCustomer engagement work centers: tailored to the needs of each user

Account

Management

New

Business

Sales

OrdersMarketing

Product &

Service

Portfolio

Service

Desk

Service

Orders

Service

Entitlements

Managing

My Area

Customer

Invoicing

Field

Service

and Repair

E-

Commerce

Overview

Accounts

Account

Hierarchies

Contacts

Activities

Reports

Overview OverviewOverview

Leads Sales

OrdersMarket

Information

Opportunities

Contracts

Competitors

Target

Groups Reports

Reports Reports

Overview

Products

Services

Pricing

Reports

Leads

Competitor

Products

Overview

Service

Requests

Knowledge

Base

Reports

Overview

Service

Order

Processing

Reports

Overview

Registered

Products

Warranties

Service

Levels

Reports

Service

Categories

Overview

Approvals

My

Department

Reports

Invoice

Requests

Invoice

Documents

Overview

Reports

Invoice Runs

Overview

Order

Pipeline

Service

Confirmations

Reports

Reports

Account

Export Run

Internet Order

Deletion Run

Product

Specifications

Credit Card

Authorization

Runs

Product

Catalogs

Project

Invoicing

Recurring

Invoice

Templates

Certificate

Management

Overview

Campaign

Management

ReturnsEntitlements

Point-of-Sale

Transactions

Contracts

Sales

Planning

Sales

Quotes

Partners

Manager

(e.g. Head of US)

Regional

Managers

(e.g. US North/East)

Marketing, Sales,

& Service Team

(Employees)

Targ

et

Resu

lts

Targ

et

Resu

lts

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsEnsure customer satisfaction by managing your team

KEY INNOVATIONS

▪ Central access to all management-related tasks, activities, and reports that drive customer satisfaction

▪ Track customer and team engagement in all dimensions: sales targets, campaigns, leads, activities, opportunities, orders, contracts,

service confirmations, invoices…

▪ Manage organizational units and employees e.g. team calendar, leave requests, time confirmations

Manager

(e.g. Head of US)

Regional

Managers

(e.g. US North/East)

Marketing, Sales,

& Service Team

(Employees)

Targ

et

Resu

lts

Targ

et

Resu

lts

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsMonitor customer and team success: from insight to action

User Story

Marketing, sales, & service managers

need to be able to set targets, monitor

progress, and trigger actions for their

customers and their teams

Capabilities

1. Define high-level key performance

indicators (KPIs) on customer and

team key figures

2. Monitor development of the KPIs

3. Drill down to the details per

customer, organizational unit, or

employee

4. Trigger activities for team members

or directly take action

Benefits for customers

Flexible monitoring with direct insight

to action

1

2

3

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsAccount and activity management: record and monitor customer-related activities

User Story

Marketing, sales, & service employees

need to be able to track and see a complete

interaction history for each account

Capabilities

1. Track phone calls, mails, appointments,

tasks, letters, and faxes as activities

2. Activities are fully integrated in all

business transactions, e.g. lead, sales

order, service order, invoice… and can

therefore be used at any time

3. Define and track special categories and

priorities for tracking and escalation e.g.

payment management

4. Use smartphone or groupware to create

or read activity history

Benefits for customers

Process embedded activity tracking for

teams and customers

1

3

4

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams Manage your team: from organizational and master data setup to approvals

1User Story

Marketing, sales & service managers need

to be able to organize their team in units

and to assign employees, products, and

customers to those units.

Capabilities

1. Central organizational management

including product, price, customer, and

employee master data

2. Centrally manage employees by

providing self-services with flexible

approval mechanisms, e.g. sales quotes

3. Answer approval requests by

smartphone or desktop

Benefits for customers

Scalable and easy-to-use administration

and organization of teams and business

units

2

3

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams System demo

D E M O

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsSummary

▪ Centrally access all manager-related tasks,

activities, and reports for all organizational units

and employees

▪ Track customer and team engagement in all

dimensions, e.g. sales targets, leads, orders

▪ Record and monitor all customer-related

activities across marketing, sales, and

service teams

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Additional Material

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams Proactive customer payment management for sales and finance

Customer Payment Management

Identify critical

customers with

overdue

payments

Create & track

customer

payment

activities

Get your moneyManage

customer

invoices

Cash is king or how to reduce DSO?

Cash flow is a key factor in the potential for

long-term success. A company may have all

the revenue in the world, but without the ability

to generate cash, it can easily fail. Giving your

sales and financials team a joint tool to

collaborate effectively on open customer

payments is key.

InvoicingDelivery… OrderOutstandingReceivables

Monitor CustomerPayments

Incoming

Payments…

KEY INNOVATIONS

▪ Keep track of customer receivables aging to identify most critical customers with open payments

▪ Proactive management of revenue collection by triggering and monitoring customer-facing activities

▪ Increase cash flow and reduce day-sales-outstanding by identifying issues and actively communicating and monitoring payment

agreements

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsConfiguration – Activities setup

1

2

3

KEY INNOVATIONS

1. Open “Activity

Categories“ configuration

2. Create a new activity category

“”Payment Management”

3. Assign the new category to the

activity types

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service Teams Configuration – Report and restricted key figure setup

KEY INNOVATIONS

1. Define a new report based on the

standard “All activities” data source

2. Configure a restricted key figure

for “Payment Management” activity

category only

3. Define the reports views 2

3

1

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Managing Customer Engagement Across Marketing, Sales, & Service TeamsConfiguration – KPI setup and embedding

KEY INNOVATIONS

1. Define a new KPI

2. Link it to the newly created

report and its views

3. Embed the KPI into the

overview page or the

launchpad

2

3

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Contact information:

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Thank you.

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