Siebel 8.0 Fundamentals/Application Administration
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This course covers covering important Siebel application functionality and the conceptual tools and hands-on task expertise Application Administrators need to support Siebel application users.
Students become familiar with navigating and working with data in the Siebel user interface, and they learn about the business logic and key business entities at the heart of Siebel CRM applications. Students explore the defining features of Siebel applications, such as Siebel Sales, Siebel Call Center, and Siebel Field Service. Students explore the capabilities of Siebel automation options, such as Siebel Workflow, Assignment Manager, and Task UI. The course concludes with an overview of implementing …
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This course covers covering important Siebel application functionality and the conceptual tools and hands-on task expertise Application Administrators need to support Siebel application users.
Students become familiar with navigating and working with data in the Siebel user interface, and they learn about the business logic and key business entities at the heart of Siebel CRM applications. Students explore the defining features of Siebel applications, such as Siebel Sales, Siebel Call Center, and Siebel Field Service. Students explore the capabilities of Siebel automation options, such as Siebel Workflow, Assignment Manager, and Task UI. The course concludes with an overview of implementing a Siebel application, including a discussion of implementation best practices.
The course provides a strong grounding in Siebel concepts, including the Siebel Web architecture, the logical organization of Siebel applications, and access control. The next part of the course focuses on administrative tasks using in the Siebel client. Students are exposed to a wide range of administrative areas common to all Siebel applications. The last part of the course focuses on administrative functionality that requires interaction with Siebel server components. After learning how to configure and manage server components, students use this knowledge in administering Siebel Remote, message broadcasts and alerts, and Siebel Assignment Manager. The course does not include system administration tasks, such as performance tuning.
Learn To:- Explore Siebel automation methods
- Configure and manage server components
- Administer Quick Fill Templates and pre-defined queries
- Administer iHelp and Siebel State Model
- Create and administer activity templates
- Navigate Siebel applications
Audience
Course Topics Navigating and Working with Data in the Siebel Interface
- Introducing Siebel CRM Applications
- Navigating Siebel applications
- Creating, modifying, and deleting records
- Querying for data
- Representing customers with Accounts and Contacts
- Describing tasks with Activities
- Defining sales-related objects with Opportunities and Quotes
- Resolving customer issues with Service Requests
- Using Siebel business entities to implement business practices
- Siebel Sales scenario: Opportunity Management
- Siebel Sales scenario: Forecasting
- Other Siebel Sales Features
- Siebel Call Center: service scenario
- Siebel Call Center features (SmartScripts, Service Analytics, Hostelling and Multi-tenancy)
- Siebel Field Service scenario
- Assets and Warranties
- Siebel Workflow
- Siebel Assignment Manager
- Siebel Task UI
- Other features (Siebel Search, Audit Trail, Reports, iHelp, Siebel Tools)
- Components of the Siebel architecture
- Different Siebel client types and how they access data
- Major types of object definitions
- Using About View to identify user interface and business layer objects
- Components of the Siebel security model
- Major entities used to specify a company in Siebel applications
- Types of authentication
- How access to customer data is controlled
- How visibility filters limit data visible to the user
- Creating the company structure using divisions, organizations, positions, users, and employees
- Creating catalogs and categories to store master data
- Using access groups to limit access to master data
- Administering Quick Fill Template
- Administering Predefined Queries
- Administering View Links
- Adding, modifying, or inactivating an item in a static drop-down list
- Modifying and administering constrained picklists
- Creating and deleting activity templates
- Adding activity assignment details
- Setting system preferences
- Administering global data
- Activating and deactivating workflow processes
- Administering Audit Trail
- Monitoring Audit Trail
- Designing iHelp items to assist end users
- Creating a new state model
- Server component groups and components
- Server parameters and the different levels at which they can be set
- Profiles and job templates
- Managing server components
- Submitting jobs
- Setting logging options
- Monitoring the state of the Siebel application
- Administering message broadcasts
- Administering Alerts
- Siebel Remote concepts and components
- How Siebel Remote handles synchronization conflicts
- Creating a mobile client and extract a client local database
- Performing ongoing Siebel Remote administration
- Creating a sales assignment rule
- Creating a service assignment rule that uses employee skills
- Test assignment rules
Course Objectives
- Use Siebel Call Center features, such as CTI, Smart Scripts, and Service Analytics
- Create, delete, and modify records
- Use Siebel Field Service features, such as Dispatch Board, Assets, and Warranties
- Use Siebel Sales features, such as forecasting, global accounts, and territory management
- Navigate in the Siebel user interface
- List and describe common Siebel business entities
- Explore Siebel Workflow, Assignment Manager, and Task UI
- Describe best practices for a Siebel implementation project
- Administer Quick Fill Templates and pre-defined queries
- Administer message broadcasts and alerts
- Administer lists of values
- Control access to views and customer data
- Configure and manage server components
- Describe important object definitions in a Siebel application
- Describe the components of the Siebel Web architecture
- Use catalogs to organize master data
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