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Reporting Coordinator
Laurence De-Zeeuw
D&PS Expert
Miriam Luttrin
General Description - Leadtime |
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Lead time computation is based on the complaint status. For example, leadtime L3 is the number of days between the date when the complaint has its status changed from "under investigation" to the date when its status changed to "under review" (Or essentially it is the investigation duration). *calendar days Lead time objectives (in blue) are defined by GBU (in number of days and percentages) They are not mandatory. Objectives can be given in number of days only (without percentages). LEAD TIME computation
L0 represents the number of days between the reception of the complaint and its creation in SFDC ----> ROCS KPI.Below is a graphic showing the different areas related to lead time:
--The Leadtime Objectives Graph (below) displays the leadtime calculated in days by status. You can toggle between ongoing status or not using the buttons at the top of the graph. If needed, see description of ongoing status above:
If there is no target displayed in the box then the GBU has not provided a target for display.--The Details table displays the leadtimes in table format, with the option to show specific dates as to when the status changed. You can use the blue arrow to link directly to the complaint in Salesforce to see even more detail.
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CRM Salesforce | CRM Salesforce |
BW | BW_QRY_DBSDSO14_0001 |
Authorization & Rights
Authorization & Rights
All the accesses must be validated by:
GBU CRM Champions
or
GBU Quality Manager
Click here for the Access form to get access to Analytics.
Access Rights and Dashboard Entry Points - Click here for descriptions.
Not able to find the solution? Contact SBS Support.


