Some important Shot notes in CRM
Some important Shot notes:
1.
Main Screen Areas: The L-Shaped always
stays fix so the user always has access to common functionality and never gets
lost. Its content can be configured as Business-Role dependent.
2.
Overview of the Web UI page:
3.
Header Area: Also called
Global Function Area. It consist of
a. Personalize: Generic
personalization options Eg. Change password
b. Help Center: Offers direct
access to BUD (business user documents)
c. System News: Provides access
to general system messages
d. Central Search: Displays Saved
searches/ Simple searches
e. Log off: logs you off
4.
Navigation Area / Navigation Bar: It includes
a. Applications search
launches
b. URL link
c. BI reports and
analysis (SAP NetWeaver)
d. Transactions in
other systems
I. First Level
Navigation Entries:
o Home
o Work list
o Calendar
o Reports
o Business-Role specific
work centers
II. Second Level
Navigation Entries:
o Links to most
frequent search pages
o Opens via a click
and vanishes automatically after the selection
Work Centers: It is a flexible grouping of application and information that
logically belong to each other from the viewpoint of a business role.
Personalization of the Work Center can be done in
Navigation Bar Profile
SPRO-IMG-CRM-UI Framework-Business Role-
Logical Links: are of 4 Types:
a. Link
b. Work Center
c. Launch Transaction
d. BI Report
Create Area/ Quick Create Area/ Direct Link Groups: It contains
frequently used applications by the user. It allows users to start a creation
of an object of an object quickly, no matter where the user is located in the
SAP CRM application at the moment.
This are is freely configurable per Business-Role.
This are can be personalized by the User.
a) Appointments
b) Email
c) Task
d) Business-Role specific
links
Personalization of the Direct Link Groups can be done in Navigation Bar
Profile
SPRO-IMG-CRM-UI Framework-Business Role-
Recent Items: It allows the user to navigate to the items that he has worked on
most recently with one click.
This area is configured per Business-Role.
This number of entries can be changed up to 10. The personalize settings
can be done by the user via Personalize-Personalize Navigation Bar-Recent
Items (drop down)
5.
Home Page:
The HOME page provides:
a. My appointments
Today
b. Workflow Tasks
c. My Open Tasks
d. Alerts
e. My Saved Searches
The HOME page can be configured per Business-Role.
Available content and screen structure can be personalized by the user.
E.g. Drag & Drop.
6.
WORKLIST page:
7.
CALENDAR page:
a) A graphical
overview of today’s appointments
b) Switching between
daily, weekly and monthly views
c) Switching to a
colleagues calendar.
d) Provides an
overview of the next 2 months
e) Provides a list of
open tasks.
f) Provides an option
to directly create an appointment from the daily view.
8.
EMAIL INBOX page:
9.
WORK CENTER: The work center page is opened by
choosing the First-Level navigation entry directly, without selecting any
specific Second-Level entry, belonging to the respective work center.
a) Search
b) Create
c) Reports
10. REPORTS-Entry Page: Provides a list of reports and
analysis grouped by business topics. It can have second-level navigation entry
providing direct access to important analysis or
dashboards. BI
Content
CRM Interactive reports
CRM Analytics
Configured per Business-Role
11. SEARCH PAGES:
a) Search Criteria
Area
b) Search Result List
Area
The table graphic is a feature available for every table, but especially
in the search result list it provides a perfect facilitation option to
understand patters and schemes behind the found search results in a graphical
manner.
SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define
Parameters
Possible parameter values are: ASSIGNMENTBLOCK;SEARCHRESULT; (adobe
flash is required)
Available search criteria can be controlled by
SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI Framework>Technical Role
Definition>Define Central Search
You can use the CRM ES Modeling Workbench to connect
CRM business objects to SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search.
You can access CRM ES Modeling Workbench via
SAP MENU>Architecture and Technology>Enterprise Search
Integration>Tools
12. OVP: Over View Page
Assignment blocks
capabilities are available in single Column and tile layout.
ü Main OVP Elements –
o Work Area Title
o Work Area Tool Bar
o Personalization
o Form View
o Header Area
o AB Tool bar
o Table
o Assignment Blocks
ü Non-Interactive
Center in a tile layout
SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI Framework>UI Framework Definition>
Register Overview Pages for Tile Layout
ü Hierarchies: Used
for navigation or simply to display related information in a structured format.
E.g.: Org Model; Installed Base; Product Hierarchies; Account Hierarchies
BSP Application: CRM_UI_START
Description : CRM
WebClient UI
Start Page : default.htm
SU3 Create
a User
SU01 User
Master Data
CRMC_UI_PROFILE Define a Business
Role
CRMC_UI_NBLINKS Define Navigation Bar
Links
BSP_WD_CMPWB Component
Work Bench
13. Personalization Page:
To enable the configuration mode the user needs a specific
(administration) authorization. Using the configuration mode it is possible to
start the new configuration and the FACT SHEET configuration directly from the
CRM WebClient.
Web Links
Widgets
CRM Feeds: stay up-to-date with your work wherever you are.
14. Transaction Launcher – You can add external
application to the CRM WebClient UI by using the Transaction Launcher and SAP
ITS.
ITS - Internet Transaction Server: These include
a. Web Sites of your
choice
b. Transaction in an
ERP system
c. Administration
transactions in the CRM System
ü Use function key of
your keyboard ‘F2’ to display the technical information for the component.
ü Authorization
Object: CRMCONFMOD controls whether user can activate the configuration
mode.
15. Business Roles:
ü You can generate a
portal role from your business role by creating an XML file of your business
role and importing this XML file to SAP NetWeaver Portal.
ü You generate an XML
file of your business role in customizing by choosingSPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Portal Integration>Upload Business Role
ü For more complex UI
changes the Component Enhancement Concept can be
utilized.
ü Business Role are
maintained in customizing:
SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Business Role>Define Business Role
ü Business Role is
assigned to an Organization Unit or to a Position.
a. PPOMA_CRM select
your org model
b. Select the position
to which you want the Business Role to be assigned
c. Click on Goto in
the main menu bar
d. Click on enhance
object
e. Select “Business
Role” and click create
f. Assign your
Business Role
g. Save
ü Business Role can
be assigned to the User also in
a. TC: SU3
b. Select Parameter
Tab page
c. Insert Parameter ID
CRM_UI_Profile
d. Give a description
and assign your Business Role.
16. AET – Application Enhancement Tool has been
introduced t enhance CRM applications. You can use this tool to Search for
enhancements and to display, Create, Change, or Delete enhancements. The
component Workbench does not allow to launch AET. You can make new fields
created via AET available for the following system or applications only:
i. Business
Intelligence reporting (BI)
ii. CRM interactive
reporting (as characteristic or Key Figure)
iii. R/3 adapter CRM
Mobile (Synchronized BDoc)
17. EEWB - Easy Enhancement Workbench: It is a
development tool that can be used to enhance SAP Applications (Business
Objects).
ü Wizards are used in
the workbench to define customer enhancements of business objects. This means
that the user without ABAP knowledge can also make enhancements to the standard
SAP system.
ü The technical
composition of an enhancement created with the EEWB is no different from the
once created manually. In both cases transportable ABAP object are created and
the same customer exists, business transaction events or BAdIS are implemented.
ü The only difference
is the way that the required objects are created.
ü In most cases the
enhancement applies to all system. E.g.: when you enhance a business object in
CRM, the data exchange to other system (BDoc) is also adjusted.
ü The system
landscape must be configured appropriately for cross-system generation.
18. Business Role Customization:
Contains 6 Profiles:
a. Role Configuration
Key
b. Navigation Bar Profile
c. Layout Profile
d. Technical Profile
e. Functional Profile
f. PFCG
19. Role Configuration Key: Customer specific adjustments to
the UI can be performed using a role configuration key.
UI Configuration Tool:
You can use the UI Configuration tool to configuration tool to configure
views and pages that are made up of different views. These include:
a. Form Views
b. Tables and
Hierarchies
c. Search Pages
d. Overview Pages
e. Start Pages
and Work Centers
Typical changes include:
b. Adding and removing
fields
c. Changing the item
of fields
d. Adding headers
e. Editing fields
properties (eg: required entry fields/mandatory)
f. Configuring search
criteria
g. Configuring result
list
h. Displaying
assignment blocks (direct, lazy)
ü Creation of a Role
Configuration Key
ü Assignment of Role
Configuration Key to Business Role
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define Role Configuration Key
A Role Configuration Key can be assigned to one or more Business-Roles.
20. Layout Profile:
a. Header Area: It is
static, non-scrolling area on top of the screen. Eg: Logo Area, Global Function
Area and others.
b. Footer Area: It is
non-scrolling area at the bottom of the page.
c. Picture Area:
d. Menu Area:
e. Shortcut Area:
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Business Role>Define Layout Profile
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define Layout Components
21. Technical Profile: It contains some browser related
setting and other technical information
ü When you log off
from the SAP CRM system the SAP homepagehttp://www.sap.com/ is called per default.
ü You can change this
by entering a different URL in the technical profile.
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define Technical Profile
22. Functional Profile:
ü Some business roles
are special in the way that they need more technical settings and
infrastructure
ü This is the case
for all IC related business roles.
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define Functional Profile
23. Navigation Bar Profile:
ü The Navigation Bar
Profile is the main object to control the available business content and links
for a user.
ü The navigation bar
contains links to all work centers that belong to a role.
ü The work centers
contain links to the search pages of the business objects that belong to each
work center.
ü It also contains
direct links to the user’s calendar or work list.
ü Logical links can
be used in direct link groups, second level navigation or on work center pages.
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Technical Role Definition>Define Navigation Bar
Profile TC: CRMC_UI_PROFILE
ü 4 type if links
o Work Centers:
displayed in First-Level entry.
o Work Center Link
Groups: logical links are grouped such as Create, Search & Reports
o Direct Link
Groups/Quick Create Links: To Create the most frequent used applications
o Logical Link
Groups: Listed Applications
CRMC_UI_NBLINKS Maintain
Nav Bar Profile
Transaction Launcher:
ü It is used to
integrate; external SAP GUI based applications to SAP WUI. Its benefit is to
save agents from Logging into different system (multiple systems) and repeating
data entry.
ü The TL function
allows to access business transaction directly from the CRM WebClient UI.
ü The main benefit of
using launch transaction is to save agents from logging into multiple systems
and repeating data entry.
ü TL supports 2 types
of transactions:
a. BSP – Business
Server Pages
b. BOR – Business
Objects Repository
c. BOL -
ITS - Installed the ITS (Internet Transaction Server) to provide
access to the local SAP CRM system or to another SAP system.
CRMS_IC_CROSS_SYS – Define Transaction Launcher
BD54 – Define your Logical system
SM59 – Define your RFC (Remote Function Call)
BD97 – Assign RFC destination to Logical System
SAP
Menu>Interactive Center WebClient>Administration>System
Parameters>Define Transaction Launcher Logical systems and URL’s
SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI Framework>Technical Role Definition>Transaction
Launcher>Configure Transaction Launcher
24. PFCG:
ü It is used to
maintain the authorization profiles.
ü Each authorization
references an authorization object and defines one or more permissible values
(e.g. Display, Change, and Create) for each authorization field contained in
the authorization object.
ü Authorizations are
assigned to Users in the user master data. TC:SU01
ü For each business
role SAP delivers a PFCG Role with the required authorization object.
ü Default values can
be maintained in TC: SU24, if the default values delivered by SAP don’t fit
your needs.
ü Use report
CRMD_UI_ROLE_PREPARE and TC: PFCG to assign all required authorization to the
related PFCG role.
ü Use report CRMD_UI_ROLE_ASSIGN
to make the user assignment easier.
ü Deleting/Assigning
an Assignment Block to a Business Role.
ü SPRO>IMG>CRM>UI
Framework>Define Business Roles>Define Authorization Role
TC:
SU24 Maintain
default values for PFCG
SM37
SU01 Create
a User
PFCG PFCG
profile
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