Customer Journey tab
Use the Customer Journey tab to start or view a customer journey, and track your
progress by performing and completing steps and stages. The tab consists of a graphical
representation of the stages as well as statistics at the top and a check list of stages and
related tasks below. A record can have multiple customer journeys at one time. The Customer Journey tab is available on the
Contact, Account, Lead,
Opportunity, Quote,Sales
Order, Ticket and User detail
views.
Note: Customer Journeys for a converted lead are available in the new
contact Customer Journey tab, but are read-only.
To select a customer journey:
- Click the Customer Journey tab on a detail view. If the tab is not visible, click More Tabs. If viewing the Customer Journey tab from More Tabs, the horizontal scrollbar displays at the bottom of the tab view. To have the scrollbar display below the top pane, drag the tab.
- Click the arrow and select from the list. The stages and steps, as well as statistics for the selected customer journey display.
To start a customer journey: Click the
arrow, select the customer journey you require to start, and click . Once a customer journey is started, the is replaced with statistics for the current stage of the selected customer journey.To delete a started customer journey: Click the
arrow, select the customer journey you require to delete, and click
. Deleting a customer journey deletes the
selected instance of a customer journey, including any progress of stages and steps. You can
always start the customer journey again to start a new instance.Note: This feature is only available to the administrator and users whom the administrator has
granted access.
To work through a customer journey
Once a customer journey is started, you can view status and statistics:
- Per customer journey:
- Current Stage
- Stage Estimated Completion: The estimated date the stage are completed based on the stage start date and the number of estimated days in the stage.
- Customer Journey Estimated Completion: The estimated date the customer journey is completed based on the sum of the estimated days in the stages that have not been completed.
- Per stage:
- Estimated Days in Stage: The expected number of days it takes to complete the stage as specified for the customer journey.
- Actual Days in Stage: The number of days between when the stage started and closed.
- Close Probability: The probability of completing the customer journey successfully.
- To perform a step, click the Step link. The
action depends upon the action type which is identified by an icon. Some action options
may have already been defined by the administrator.
Icon Step Action Description Mail Merge Displays the Mail Merge widow. Once the mail merge completes, the link performs one of the following: - If merged to a file: Displays the .zip file that contains the merged documents.
- If merged to an email: Displays a message if you require to perform the mail merge again.
Meeting Displays the Schedule Meeting window. Once scheduled, the link displays the scheduled activity to view or modify or completed activity. Note Displays the Insert Note window. Once saved, the link displays the note to view or modify the notes. None This step do not contain an action. Phone Call Displays the Schedule Phone Call window. Once scheduled, the link displays the scheduled activity to view or modify or completed activity. To-Do Displays the Schedule To Do window. Once scheduled, the link displays the scheduled activity to view or modify or completed activity. Workflow A message displays that workflow was started. Once started, the link displays a message that you require to start another instance of the workflow. - To complete a step, select the check box in the column next to the step name.Note: You cannot complete a step if a previous required step is not completed.
- To complete a stage: Select the check box in the column next to the stage name. You
can also complete all steps within a stage. Once the check boxes for all steps in a
stage are selected the stage is automatically completed.Note: You cannot complete a stage if any required steps are not completed. Completing stages out of order can cause unexpected results in the Customer Journey heading information.