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- Removing a license
- Automatically having all incoming emails as CRM activity is not wo
- Graphic Images in E-mail Templates
- Emailing Sales Literature???
- Changing division error
- Migrating DB Server
- Extracting Data from CRM
- admin is owner causing problems
- CRM Administrator Account Lockout problem
- createdon field showing datetime values
Posted: 27 Jun 2005 07:43 AM PDT That did thanks. -- Eric Notheisen Culminis, Inc "Matt Parks" wrote: |
Automatically having all incoming emails as CRM activity is not wo Posted: 27 Jun 2005 02:53 AM PDT I was trying to configure all incoming emails as a crm activity. This configuration, which involves a setting on crm client and also on the exchange server wasn't working. Just re installed the router, and restarted the m achine and it started working fine. Thanks Michael, you set me thinking in the right way. Regards, Sumit. "Michael MARTIN" wrote: |
Graphic Images in E-mail Templates Posted: 26 Jun 2005 08:03 AM PDT hi Ken, The best way to use this is to put the graphics you want to use on an accessable share, remember if the E Mails are going to an external company / person the share sould be publically accessable across the web. The best way is to FTP the graphic up to the share, use IE to display the graphic at that location, and just "right click and copy" to copy and switch back to the E mail template editor and "ctrl insert" Hope this helps Andreas Donaubauer [MVP für CRM] MCP seit 1999, MCSE, MCSA andreas[at]donaubauer.com http://www.crmfaq.de "cc" <microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:com... |
Posted: 24 Jun 2005 10:37 AM PDT Also, this german company sells an extension through which it is possible to attach Sales literature to emails: http://www.awisto.de |
Posted: 24 Jun 2005 09:13 AM PDT What a happy monday morning !! I've tried what you suggested (changing the user's role to 'salesperson') and it works !! Very good idea Nathan, thanks you very much :) -- Michael MARTIN BrainSoft (France) "Nathan Warner" wrote: |
Posted: 24 Jun 2005 08:45 AM PDT Thanks for replying Tim. I hope there will be no issue with the different combination of OS and migrating the DB over to different edition. If somebody experience any kind of issue in migration of DB over to another edition, please let me know. There are two other application integrated with CRM; I just need to see how they are accessing the database server. One of them has different database on the same DB server. [Those application should be using some consistent way to get the database server name by using sdk etc.] tion is turned on, by the way and I am thinking to generate the script and run on the new DB server. I don't think there will be any issue. Having option for switching back to old db server is definitely a blessing here. Thanks. "Tim..." wrote: |
Posted: 24 Jun 2005 07:21 AM PDT I would recommend looking at Scribe or look into the SDK and writing some custom imports. There aren't many other options as the DMF won't work that well in this case due to the existing data. Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- On 24 Jun 2005 07:21:09 -0700, com wrote: Hi All, We have just acquired a company which we are in the process of integrating into our IT infrastructure. Both organisations currently have CRM running i need to do the following: 1. Extract SALES data from one system and import it into the other. 2. Extract SERVICE data from one system and import it into our 3rd party helpdesk software. Has anyone had any experience of this or have any suggestions as to how it might be done? Thanks in advance, Chris |
admin is owner causing problems Posted: 23 Jun 2005 09:19 PM PDT There aren't a lot of options. Unfortunately, related objects follow the Account when the ownership changes. You can try to mass-assign the reps accounts to them and they will then get the appropriate activities back, but it might not be as clean as you want. Either way, you're in for some heartache on this one. Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 21:19:01 -0700, "Bobby" <microsoft.com> wrote: I am in charge of cleaning up the CRM database after an implementation gone bad. I have noticed that most of the Accounts, Leads, Contacts, etc. are owned by the CRM Admin account, and Account created exclusively for administering the CRM application. This is more than likely because all the data was originally imported under this account. The problem is that when you log on with the Admin account you see a ton of past due activities. I'm expecting that is because the admin account is the owner of the CRM account. We had a bright idea in a meeting to re-assign all of the 1000 or so accounts that were owned by the CRM Admin account to the Administrative Assistant of the respective Terrority. Now all of our Sales folks are screaming that they don't have their activities anymore. What can we do about this with the least minimal impact? |
CRM Administrator Account Lockout problem Posted: 23 Jun 2005 07:56 AM PDT Restoring the DB won't be enough as the AD group membership will also have been removed. If you are comfortable playing with GUIDs, you can do the following to try to get it working... First, find the GUID for both the User (SystemUserBase table) and the System Admin role for the appropriate BU (RoleBase). With this information, you can then do the following: - Add a corresponding record into the SystemUserRole table - Add the user to the correspondig AD group (in the correct OU) That hoefully will fix it for you. Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 01:17:02 -0700, fc3 <microsoft.com> wrote: If you don't have removed your user from A.D. also, you can try to restore database. "Richard Sharp" wrote: |
createdon field showing datetime values Posted: 23 Jun 2005 01:30 AM PDT Dates are stored in GMT in the database. When they are displayed and stored, they are converted based on the users timezone settings. Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 20:45:37 +0300, "Elena" <gr> wrote: The only thing I want is to for the field "createdon" at the Account form to show the same data that is stored in the database... What I want seems to happen for the Leads but not fir the Accounts or Contacts. Regards, Elena "Ron Wallegie" <com> wrote in message news:ed0bw9%phx.gbl... |
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