A case is a structure that contains all different business objects or business object types that are linked or can be linked to a call. You can use this application to process cases in the Interaction Center (IC) WebClient. Cases can also be post-processed in CRM Enterprise, if required.
You have made all the necessary settings in Customizing under
.You have made all necessary settings in Customizing under
.In this section, you can define filters for displaying case details and define profiles for case processing.
You have set up multilevel categorization in the Customizing under
and .You have set up automatic routing under
.Many of the Case Management features available in the Interaction Center WebClient are available in other applications of Case Management. The following are features that are more specific to the Interaction Center WebClient, but can be used in other applications.
Case search
You can search for cases in the
agent inbox using different selection criteria. If you open a case in the
agent inbox, the view set Cases
is displayed
automatically.
Alternatively, you can use the separate case search if you have
set this up in Customizing. If you want to use the separate case search, you
have to set this up in Customizing for Customer Relationship
Management
by choosing .
Use the text search function in the Knowledge Search to search for case notes, documents and business objects as well as to search for cases based on the long text description of business objects. You can e-mail cases found using the Knowledge Search to internal and external parties. Case header information and attachments are sent.
For more information, see Knowledge Search in the Interaction Center WebClient and Knowledge Search in SAP CRM.
Displaying and creating case records
You can display all business objects that are assigned to a case
in table format. After you have searched for a case and displayed it, in the Record
assignment
block choose Linked Objects
from the dropdown
list. When all the linked objects to the case are displayed, you can drill
down in the tree structure and click linked objects, such as other cases or
business partners to display information about them.
You can display the case hierarchy in relation to other cases it is linked to, or display the classification or the change log for all actions that have occurred in this case.
You can create a case when in a transaction by clicking the Cases
view
set and selecting the case type and entering the case details. You can also
link this new case to existing ones.
Assigning partner functions
When you link business partners with a case, you can assign partner functions and specify the main business partner.
In Customizing you can define partner determination procedures and partner functions for each case type. Furthermore, you can define a minimum and maximum number of partners that must be entered for the various partner functions for each case type.
Displaying assigned actions and assigning follow-up actions
If you click Actions
, you can display
any actions that are linked to the case, including their statuses, and when
they were assigned. If you click Follow-up
,
you can create a follow-up action for the case, for example, an appointment
or a sales call. This function only works for cases that are still open.
Defining multilevel categorization
You can categorize multilevel cases and use the different categories to display automatic object suggestions, such as solutions from the knowledge database.
For more information, see Multilevel Categorization.
Replacing views
You can replace the Case
Search
and Case Results
views
with views that you have defined and define quick searches. In the Customizing,
choose .
You can also replace the Attributes
view
and the extended Attributes
view with views
that you have defined. If you are using the separate case search, you can
also replace the Case Search
and Case
Results
views.