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Siebel Correspondence, Proposals, and Presentations Guide provides release guidance and operational instructions for configuring document server capabilities and authoring correspondence and proposal templates. It outlines setup steps for the Document Server, including installation, component enablement, parameter tuning, and synchronization. The guide then covers creating and updating correspondence assets, managing merge fields, and generating correspondence. It continues with proposal template document creation, field mappings, library configuration, HTML display enablement, proposal generation scenarios, and end-user workflows.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPresentations

FormatPDF

Pages100

Reading Time35 min

AccessFree to download

Chapter 1: What’s New in This Release

Chapter 2: Document Server

About the Document Server

About Obtaining Required Hardware for the Document Server

Process of Setting Up the Document Server

Installing the Siebel Server for the Document Server

Installing Microsoft Office on the Document Server

Enabling the Component Group for the Document Server

Setting MaxTasks Parameters for the Document Server

About Synchronizing Components for the Document Server

Configuring the Document Server

Chapter 3: Correspondence

About Siebel Correspondence

Scenario for Managing Correspondence

Process of Setting Up and Using Correspondence

Creating and Updating the SIEBEL.HTML File

Creating Correspondence Templates in Microsoft Word

(Optional) Adding Insertion Templates into Correspondence Templates

Creating Records for Correspondence Templates in the Siebel Application

Configuring Additional Merge Fields For Correspondence Templates

Generating Correspondence

Chapter 4: Proposals

About Siebel Proposals

System Requirements for Siebel Proposals

Process of Creating Proposal Templates

Creating Proposal Template Documents in Microsoft Word

Creating Records for Proposal Templates

Defining Proposal Template Sections

Adding Components to Proposal Template Sections

Using Conditions in Proposal Templates

Defining Proposal Field Mappings

Associating Field Mappings with Proposal Templates

Creating the Proposal Library

Enabling Users to Display Proposals in HTML Format

About Generating Proposals

Scenario for Generating Proposals

Process of Generating Proposals (End User)

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FAQs

What topics does the guide cover for the Document Server?

It covers setting up the Document Server, including installation steps, enabling component groups, configuring parameters, synchronizing components, and overall configuration.

How are correspondence templates created and prepared?

The guide describes creating and updating the SIEBEL.HTML file, creating correspondence templates in Microsoft Word, optionally adding insertion templates, creating corresponding records in the Siebel application, configuring merge fields, and generating correspondence.

What is included in the process for generating proposals for end users?

It outlines proposal generation scenarios and the end-user workflow, including creating proposals, generating proposal drafts, modifying and adding proposal content, and printing proposals.

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