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*'''Name''' - This required field will assign a name to the event. | *'''Name''' - This required field will assign a name to the event. | ||
| + | *'''Security''' - This specifies where the activity is "Public", which means it is viewable by all other users with permission to view Activities, or "Private", which means it is only viewable to the people involved in the activity, or by the user with manager permissions. See [[CRMSFA Activity Security]] for more details. | ||
*'''Scheduled Start''' - This required field is the planned starting date. The actual start time will be recorded when you click the [Start] button on the [[Activity Details Screen]]. The scheduled start will be noted on the user's calendar on the [[My Home Screen]]. | *'''Scheduled Start''' - This required field is the planned starting date. The actual start time will be recorded when you click the [Start] button on the [[Activity Details Screen]]. The scheduled start will be noted on the user's calendar on the [[My Home Screen]]. | ||
*'''End Date and Time''' - This optional field allows you to enter an estimated conclusion time for the event. The actual "Completed" date and time will be recorded when you click the [Finish] button on the [[Activity Details Screen]]. | *'''End Date and Time''' - This optional field allows you to enter an estimated conclusion time for the event. The actual "Completed" date and time will be recorded when you click the [Finish] button on the [[Activity Details Screen]]. | ||
*'''Availability''' - Select whether you will be "Available", "Busy", or "Away" from the drop down menu. | *'''Availability''' - Select whether you will be "Available", "Busy", or "Away" from the drop down menu. | ||
| − | *'''Avoid Scheduling Conflicts''' - | + | *'''Avoid Scheduling Conflicts''' - If you are attempting to schedule an event during a time period when you are busy or away the system will return an error unless you select to "Avoid Scheduling Conflicts", which will allow you to add the new event to the user's calendar on the [[My Home Screen]]. |
| − | *The following input fields are to | + | *The following input fields are used to associate this event with other things: |
**Related Party - Enter the internal ID for the party you have scheduled the event with or search for it using the [[lookup widget]]. You may add additional parties from the [[Activity Details Screen]] when viewing an event. | **Related Party - Enter the internal ID for the party you have scheduled the event with or search for it using the [[lookup widget]]. You may add additional parties from the [[Activity Details Screen]] when viewing an event. | ||
**Opportunity - If the event is related to an opportunity, you can enter the internal opportunity ID here manually or search for it using the [[lookup widget]]. | **Opportunity - If the event is related to an opportunity, you can enter the internal opportunity ID here manually or search for it using the [[lookup widget]]. | ||
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**Description - This information box allows you to enter a brief description of the event. | **Description - This information box allows you to enter a brief description of the event. | ||
| − | Clicking the [Create] button will add the event to | + | Clicking the [Create] button will add the event to the user's "Pending Activities" list and will bring up the [[Activity Details Screen]]. |
Latest revision as of 15:13, 2 November 2007
The "Create Event" screen allows you to add an event to the "Pending Activities" list. Creating an event will also automatically mark the event and its details on the "My Calendar" screen.
Enter the appropriate data into the following fields:
- Name - This required field will assign a name to the event.
- Security - This specifies where the activity is "Public", which means it is viewable by all other users with permission to view Activities, or "Private", which means it is only viewable to the people involved in the activity, or by the user with manager permissions. See CRMSFA Activity Security for more details.
- Scheduled Start - This required field is the planned starting date. The actual start time will be recorded when you click the [Start] button on the Activity Details Screen. The scheduled start will be noted on the user's calendar on the My Home Screen.
- End Date and Time - This optional field allows you to enter an estimated conclusion time for the event. The actual "Completed" date and time will be recorded when you click the [Finish] button on the Activity Details Screen.
- Availability - Select whether you will be "Available", "Busy", or "Away" from the drop down menu.
- Avoid Scheduling Conflicts - If you are attempting to schedule an event during a time period when you are busy or away the system will return an error unless you select to "Avoid Scheduling Conflicts", which will allow you to add the new event to the user's calendar on the My Home Screen.
- The following input fields are used to associate this event with other things:
- Related Party - Enter the internal ID for the party you have scheduled the event with or search for it using the lookup widget. You may add additional parties from the Activity Details Screen when viewing an event.
- Opportunity - If the event is related to an opportunity, you can enter the internal opportunity ID here manually or search for it using the lookup widget.
- Case - If the event pertains to a particular case, you can enter the internal case ID here manually or search for it using the lookup widget.
- Duration - Enter the estimated duration of the event. This will be noted on the user's calendar on the My Home Screen.
- Location - Enter the name of the location where the event will take place.
- Description - This information box allows you to enter a brief description of the event.
Clicking the [Create] button will add the event to the user's "Pending Activities" list and will bring up the Activity Details Screen.
