Let’s say we have a requirement as below.Īs soon maintenance work has been identified, we need to make a customer visit for site survey. But we can create as many number of catalog type based on our requirement keeping in mind below structure. Task is created through QS41 with standard catalog type ‘2’. While monitoring a work step, for the same work step task and activity need not to be created together. Note: Task is comparatively much more powerful, however they have been available for different purpose and requirement. It has got one execution start date/time and end date/timeĬan be extended with exit QQMA0011, in addition default values can be populated during task addition QQMA0027Īuthorization: I_VORG_MEL for task status business operationī_NOT_TASK : Display and processing of task It has got completion date/time and completion by(free text as well as ) It stores the person who record the documentation. Obviously it does not have any such abilities.Ī person(partner) can be assigned to a task It has got a follow up action which we are going to discuss in this document in detail and work flow associated with which makes it very powerful for integration with other module and sometimes other system(an interface can be triggered based on status change or an action like task release) Obviously it does not have any planned date. It doesn’t have any status management, any life cycle as it only documented after execution.įor the same purpose, it has got a planned start date/time and planned end date/time. OSTS(Task Outstanding), TSRL(Task Released), TSCO(Task Completed), TSSC(Task successful). Hence it has got a status management and it has got a life cycle. It has control over the notification completion, if some outstanding task(s) exist(s). Task is created when we plan to execute a work stepĪctivity is created after execution of a work step. The difference between notification task and activities is as below. The detailed concept at SAP Help is at Define Follow-Up Actions for Tasks – Notification – SAP Libraryġ. This is demonstrated the below topic with screen shots. When you can, make your qualifying questions multiple choice so that booth staffers can check a box to define the answer. If you are already using those same questions in your CRM, you will get an apples-to-apples comparison to other prospects.This document is a continuation of the previous document which talked about automatic task determination. How to format answer choices for your trade show app Questions that revolve around getting BANT answers are great to ask – except they can also make your booth visitors recoil. Work with your sales team to write questions that help uncover BANT answers without offending your prospects.
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