Explanation

References:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-engagement/voice-of-customer/design-advancedsurvey

Explanation
Graphical user interface, text, application Description automatically generated

Explanation
Box 1: Fulfillment preferences
Fulfillment preferences are customizable entities that let you choose how schedule assistant results are displayed, like with neat hourly appointments or morning and afternoon time windows.
By default, the schedule assistant displays results based entirely on resource schedules and the earliest available time, such as 10:39 AM. With fulfillment preferences set to hourly, the same resource's availability shows as 11:00 AM. This makes it simpler for the scheduler to view and understand availability and communicate it to the customer.
Box 2: Time group
Time groups enable schedulers to search and view results as blocks of time when using the schedule assistant.
Typical examples include mornings, afternoon, nights, and 2-hour windows. Unlike intervals, time groups do not dictate the start time of subsequent bookings. Time groups organize results, but leave the start time/arrival time as-is, based on the particular resource's schedule.
When a time group is created for morning (8:00 AM to 12:00 PM) the schedule assistant will display a resource's earliest availability within the defined morning bucket. Results will show a list of possible resources to start at 8:32 AM, 9:07 AM, and 11:23 AM, and all results will appear within the "morning" time group because the start times fall within the 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM time group.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/field-service/set-up-time-groups

Explanation:
Graphical user interface, text, application, email Description automatically generated

Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-service/automatically-create-case-from-email
https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/it/2017/07/25/convert-email-to-a-case-with-a-few-clicks-in-dyna
Topic 4, Lamna Healthcare Company (NEW)
Case study
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Background
Lamna Healthcare Company has a call center for the city. They receive roughly 5,000 calls a day on health issues.
They have the following three departments that take calls daily:
* Chronic illnesses
* Flu-type illnesses
* Geriatric illnesses
There is a fourth area that monitors for miscellaneous issues.
They are implementing Dynamics 365 Customer Service.
Requirements. Queues
* A queue has to be set up for each department.
* Emails must automatically be routed to the appropriate queue.
* Miscellaneous queues must be visible to everyone.
* The other queues must be visible only to the appropriate department.
* If a case is open more than 30 days, the case must automatically be routed to the supervisor.
* There must be a button on the queue list screen to route a case to a supervisor if requested.
Requirements. Visualizations
* Support representatives must have a real-time view of cases assigned to them, including the status of each case.
* Support representatives must be able to see a graphic view of cases by customer that are assigned to them.
Requirements. Knowledge Base
* Support representatives must use the knowledge base first to try to solve issues.
* Support representatives must be able to reference the knowledge base when it is used to resolve the case.
* The knowledge base article that is used to resolve a case must always be sent to the customer.
* If the answer is not in the knowledge base, a support representative needs to create a knowledge base article.
Requirements. Cases
* The cases must follow a process that includes identify, research, and resolve.
* A confirmation section must be added before the resolve section.
* Customers must have contracts that allow them to call Lamna Healthcare 10 times a year for help.
* In addition to the 10 free calls, customers must be able to send 15 emails a year for support.
* Cases that come in as phone calls must be resolved with seven business days.
* Cases that come in as emails must be resolved within three business days.
Requirements. Surveys
* Lamna Healthcare sends out about 100,000 surveys a month.
* Lamna must use Microsoft Forms Pro for their surveys.
* All surveys must have the company logo.
* The logo's company colors must not be changed. Any modifications to the graphic or colors is a breach
* of company policies.
* A survey must automatically be sent once a case is resolved.
* A manual survey must be sent if a case is escalated.
* A survey must not be sent without confirming that it is accurate.
* Supervisors must test a survey before it is finalized.