
The sales assistant in SAP CRM helps sales employees by supporting him/her in planning his sales activities. The sales assistant provides the sales employee with a checklist of recommended activities and tasks that he should execute during a predefined phase of a sales transaction. This document would explain the way in which sales assistant feature can be leveraged in Opportunity Management.
Let’s assume that the sales representative (sales employee) of a firm is recommended to perform the following tasks at each stage of the opportunity.
Stage | Activities |
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Qualification |
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Recommendation |
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Commitment |
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Validation |
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How to configure the solution?
In SAP CRM , the above functionality can be configured using the action profile definition.
Transaction code | SPRO |
SAP CRM IMG menu | IMG->CRM->Basic Function->Actions->Actions in transaction->Change Actions and Condition->Define Action Profile and Actions |
Step 1: Action Definition
Actions here are nothing but the activities/tasks that the sales representatives are recommended to perform for a particular sales stage in opportunity. Define the actions as shown below along with the description. Maintain the parameters as displayed below:
Note: Z001 in this case is the desired transaction type.
Step 2: Create/Define Conditions
This is where we assign conditions to all the actions. Condition in this case would be the sales stages at which a particular activity is recommended to be performed.
Transaction code | SPRO |
SAP CRM IMG menu | IMG->CRM->Basic Function->Actions->Actions in transaction->Change Actions and Condition->Define Conditions |
a) Schedule Condition
Select the action for which the condition needs to be defined. Click on Edit Condition button.
Select sales stage as the expression 1 as mentioned below. Then search for the particular sales stage and set it as expression 2. In this case, ZS1 .
This action would mean that if sales stage = ZS1 (Qualification); the selected activity would be recommended for the sales representative.
Similarly, we need to define the conditions for all the other activities as shown in Fig1.
## Also make sure not forget to assign the action profile to the opportunity transaction type after the action definition and condition definition have been done.
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