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| - | ====== Cash Account ====== | + | ===== Cash/Call-In Account ===== |
| + | DispatchDirectTM requires and establishes a Cash/Call-In Account. In the absence of Account information for an incoming call, the Cash/Call-In Account will be used as the "default" for initial information and settings. This design approach has a number of benefits, including: | ||
| + | * Helps a company get up and running quickly, while the full scope of Account information is being developed and entered | ||
| + | * Provides ready-to-use parameters/inputs for handling calls from first-time customers | ||
| + | * Expedites call taking - even if a new customer has the potential to become a key account, the call taker need not be diverted to set up Account information when the more immediate priority is handling the service request | ||
| - | Cash/Call-In Account | + | **Configuring the Cash/Call-In Account should be the first step in setting up Accounts, and precede the set-up of any other Accounts**. As noted earlier, the Cash/Call-In Account, in effect, serves as the Company "default" - i.e., it provides the starting point (information and settings) delineating how the Company will typically respond to any new business that comes in over-the-transom. It becomes the point-of-departure for modifications necessary based on the requirements for a particular Account. |
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| - | DispatchDirectTM requires and establishes a Cash/Call-In Account. In the absence of Account information for an incoming call, the Cash/Call-In Account will be used as the “default” for initial information and settings. This design approach has a number of benefits, including: | + | The information entered in the Cash/Call-in account will be used to automatically populate fields in all other accounts that are created. The purpose is to again streamline the set-up process. Any information that is automatically populated can and should be changed to get the right information entered for the particular account. |
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| - | - Helps a company get up and running quickly, while the full scope of Account information is being developed and entered | + | {{:support:cash_account.jpg|}} |
| - | - Provides ready-to-use parameters/inputs for handling calls from first-time customers | + | |
| - | - Expedites call taking - even if a new customer has the potential to become a key account, the call taker need not be diverted to set up Account information when the more immediate priority is handling the service request | + | |
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| - | Configuring the Cash/Call-In Account should be the first step in setting up Accounts, and precede the set-up of any other Accounts. As noted earlier, the Cash/Call-In Account, in effect, serves as the Company “default” - i.e., it provides the starting point (information and settings) delineating how the Company will typically respond to any new business that comes in over-the-transom. It becomes the point-of-departure for modifications necessary based on the requirements for a particular Account. | + | |
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| - | The information entered in the Cash/Call-in account will be used to automatically populate fields in all other accounts that are created. The purpose is to again streamline the set-up process. Any information that is automatically populated can and should be changed to get the right information entered for the particular account. | + | |