• Subject: Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!
  • Author: Mal James
  • Date: 07 Feb 2008
  • References: 1 2
do i need any particular software to write these macros for BCM? Is it
difficult to learn?


"Luther" <enowning@gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Feb 5, 11:12 pm, "Mal James" <m...@offmarket.com.au> wrote:
> We are migrating our data off the clunky ACT! application and importing
> into
> BCM this week. I am a little concerned about how the tasks and automated
> tasks we have setup in ACT! will behave if at all recognised in BCM.
>
> My next question then if my old tasks are doomed, then how does one setup
> automated tasks in BCM for an opportunity.
>
> For example. A checkbox for the label "Customer has signed engagement
> form"
> when yes is clicked, a new set of tasks are then automatically displayed
> with checkboxes and so on and so forth so that my team follows the right
> order of sales process and I can then check their records to make sure
> they
> have kept within compliance for both legal and efficiency reasons.
>
> cheers

I don't know how you configured stuff like that in ACT, but the only
way I know how to do those things in Outlook/BCM is to write a macro
in VBA.
06 Feb 2008automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Mal James
06 Feb 2008\ Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Luther
06 Feb 2008   |- Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Lon Orenstein
07 Feb 2008   |  \ Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Mal James
07 Feb 2008   |     \ Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Lon Orenstein
07 Feb 2008   \ Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Mal James
07 Feb 2008      \ Re: automated tasks in opportunity - or projects for that matter!.Lon Orenstein
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