| Version | Date | Description | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| v.1 | 30.03.2017 | Creation | Jeremie Seabra |
Accounts are Solvay’s customers, partners and distributors.
Each account stores information such as a name, address, phone numbers and customer attributes.
For each account, you can link information such as opportunities, activities, cases, visit reports, notes and attachments.
| Types of Accounts | Definition |
|---|---|
| Corporate Group | Account specifically created for grouping accounts under one parent. Corporate Group is not interfaced with SAP |
Prospect | Solvay's potential customers (sold-to or ship-to), not yet recorded in SAP |
| Indirect Customer | Customer Solvay is not directly doing business with, but is buying Solvay's products |
| Non-Buying Entity | Account not buying products to Solvay, but in relationship with Solvay (i.e. Corporate Centers, Research Centers, Universities, Laboratories, etc.) |
| Ship-to | SAP customer to whom Solvay is shipping the products |
| Sold-to & Ship-to | SAP customer to whom Solvay is selling and shipping the products |
| Key Account | Current or potential account who represents a major & strategic part of Solvay's growth potential and contribution, with an important marketing stake for Solvay. |

Each Account in Salesforce must have one and only one “Account Owner”. This rule is in place differently depending if the account is a customer or a prospect:

Consequences
After conversion, the Account Owner becomes an Account Team member with “Read/Write” access. As a consequence, he will only be able to add people with “Read” access in the account team
Roles & Responsibilities
The Account Owner is in charge of the maintenance of his accounts. He keeps the related data up to date and maintains the account team upon request from other BU's/GBU's
| Action | All Sales users | Account Owner / GBU Data Steward (&above) | Account Team Member with Read access (&above) | Account Team Member with Read/Write access (&above) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| View | yes * | yes | yes | yes |
| Create | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| Request Conversion / Update | no | yes | no | yes |
| Edit | no | yes | no | yes |
| Delete | no | no | no | no |
* Confidential accounts can only be seen by Owner and Account Team members
1.1. Sold-to/Ship-to customer creation requested in Salesforce (prospect in SFDC and non-existing in SAP)

Figure 2: Sold-to/Ship-to customer creation process (prospect in SDFC and non-existing in SAP)
In this scenario, when checking the request, assumption is that the request is valid and no duplicate account is found. Next scenario covers the situation when a duplicate account is identified.
1.2. Duplicate sold-to/ship-to customer creation requested in Salesforce (existing in SFDC and interfaced with SAP) (SFDC à SAP)
Figure 3: Duplicate sold-to/Ship-to customer creation Process (existing in SFDC and interfaced with SAP)
Note: If the prospect created already exists as an account in Salesforce.com, the “merge” operation will be done by IS Support Team.
1.3. Duplicate sold-to/ship-to customer creation requested in Salesforce (prospect in SFDC but existing customer in SAP used by another GBU) (SFDC à SAP)

Figure 4: Duplicate Sold-to/Ship-to customer creation Process (prospect in SFDC but existing customer in SAP used by another GBU)
1.4. Sold-to/Ship-to customer update requested in Salesforce (SFDC à SAP)

Figure 5: Sold-to/Ship-to customer update request in Salesforce Process
1.5. Sold-to/Ship-to customer update in SAP (SAP à SFDC)

Figure 6: Sold-to/Ship-to customer update in SAP Process
1.6. Sold-to/Ship-to customer deletion in SAP (SAP à SFDC)

Figure 7: Sold-to/Ship-to customer deletion in SAP Process
1.7 Sold-to/Ship-to customer creation requested rejected by CSR (SFDC à SAP)

Figure 8: Sold-to/Ship-to customer creation rejected by CS Process
Note: typical use case: A dummy account is created by mistake by a user confusing Test and prod environments
Following information are transferred through the interfaces between Salesforce and SAP
1.2.1. APIs
1.2.2. Mails
1.4.1. Creation of an Account

Figure 9: Creation of an Account Process
1.4.2. Update of an account

Figure 10: Update of an Account Process
If the sales rep is actively involved at an account, and cannot edit it, then he will ask to the Account Owner via Chatter or email, to be added in the Account team. (§6.4.2.1 – Update of the account team)
1.4.3. Corporate Group Creation [R-0635]
Figure 11: Corporate Group Creation Process
1.4.4. Transfer of Account Ownership

Figure 12: Transfer of Ownership Process

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