This 1 day instructor-led training class is presented by Microsoft training partners to their end customers. Training partners in North America and the UK hire proven AMS Subject Matter Expert Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCT’s) to teach on-site and on-line training classes.
This class teaches students how an organization can nurture customer satisfaction through automation of business processes within Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013. This course provides an insight into all of the powerful Customer Service and Service Scheduling functionality capabilities within Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013. Additionally, this course guides you through the process of working with your customers in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013, including: resolution of customer complaints and services issues cost effectively, and provides insight on managing all related correspondence, documents, contacts and conversations. This course demonstrates the rich and relevant view of your customer that provides your team with actionable insights, including the use of knowledge management in a centralized knowledge base.
Audience: This course is intended for individuals that plan to implement, use, maintain, or support Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 in their organization. The training is intended for customer service representatives, service schedulers, administrators, office managers, CEOs, and consultants who want to gain foundational knowledge of the application functionality.
Course Objectives:
• Identify the key set of terms, phrases and elements to effectively work with Customer Service Scenarios and Terminology
• Recognize why cases are the fundamental record type in service management, and represent a single incident of service.
• Use Queues to organize and store Activities and Cases that are waiting to be processed.
• Effectively search the Knowledge Base to access a repository of informational articles used to assist customer service representatives in the resolution of cases.
• Utilize Contract Management to specify the amount of support services a customer is entitled to.
• Use reporting functionality to gain insight into trends, performance, and identifying opportunities and potential issues.
• Practice Goal Management features to establish and track progress against target values for key performance indicators.
• Use the Service scheduling functionality and how it is designed to assist organizations when providing services that require complex combinations of resources.
Prerequisites:
• General knowledge of Microsoft Windows
• General knowledge of Microsoft Office
• An understanding of Customer Relationship Management solution processes and practices
Course Outline
I. Module 1: Introduction
1. Customer Scenarios
2. Customer Service Entities and Record Types
II. Module 2: Cases
1. Creating Case Records
2. Understanding the Process Ribbon and Menu Options
3. Case Resolution, Canceling and Deleting
4. Assigning Case Records
5. Other Actions on Cases From Forms and Views
6. Working with the Subject Tree
7. Working with the Case List and Views
8. Lab : Case Resolution Processing
9. Create a case
10. Associate a phone call with the case
11. Resolve the case
III. Module 3: Knowledge Base
1. Article Templates
2. Creating, Approving and Publishing Articles
3. Using and Searching the Knowledge Base
4. Cases and Knowledge Base Articles
5. Sending Knowledge Base Articles
6. Lab : Managing Knowledge Base Articles
7. Create, Submit, and Publish a Knowledge Base Article
IV. Module 4: Queue Management
1. Queue Management
2. Lab : Create and Manage Queues
3. Create a New Public Queue for Incoming Questions
V. Module 5: Contracts
1. Contracts and Contract Templates
2. Creating and Working with Contracts
3. Using Contracts with Cases
4. Lab : Resolving a Case with a Contract
5. Create a Contract Template
6. Create a Contract using a Contract Template
7. Open a case and associate a contract
8. Create and Close an Appointment Activity a With the Case
9. Resolve the Case
VI. Module 6: Analysis, Reports and Goals
1. Customer Service Reports
2. Customer Service Charts and Dashboards
3. Customer Service Goals and Metrics
4. Lab : Goals and Goal Metrics
5. Modify a Goal Metric to Include in-Progress Cases
VII. Module 7: Service Scheduling
1. Service Scheduling Scenarios
2. Service Scheduling Terminology
3. Service Scheduling Process
4. Resources, Services and Selection Rules
5. Include Customer Preferences
6. Understand Sites and Same-Site Requirements
7. Manage Business Closures
8. Explain the Service Activity Scheduling Engine
9. Working with Service Activities and the Service Calendar
10. Close, Cancel, or Reschedule a Service Activity
11. Lab : Schedule a Service by Using a Same-Site Requirement
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