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Release Updates - December 2024
Release Updates - December 2024

Service resolution workflows, service request category triggers, and more

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Written by Sean Inutsuka
Updated over 2 weeks ago

12/4/24 Release

  • Service resolution workflows

  • Service request category triggers for service shot-clock


Service resolution workflows

Up until now, managing a service scenario in AgencyZoom was a two-part process—you complete the service request and then, based on the result, navigate back to the customer profile to take the necessary action. You now have four new options that allow you to take these actions in one, cohesive, workflow.

Cancel and create lead:

In the event that a service or renewal ticket results in a cancellation, you can create a winback lead. This lead will be entered into the smart-cycle, and recycle into your selected pipeline the number of days you set prior to it's x-date. This x-date is automatically calculated based on the current policy(s) term dates.

Cancel:

Just cancel, maybe we don't want to win this customer back 😆

Renew:

When the policy renews, you now can key the renewed policy information to renew the policy.

Rewrite:

  • If the request results in a re-write, you can key the new policy information.

NOTE: The cancel, renew, and rewrite options will only be available for written policies. If the service request's related policy(s) are synced policies (management system policies), these options will not be available as we do not yet perform these actions in the management system.


Service request category triggers for service shot-clock

If there are certain types of service requests that should be re-assigned or moved, but others not, use the service categories trigger in the shot-clock.


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