on 06-25-2015 3:58 PM
Hi everyone
I'm trying to find out if it would be possible to use quota planning in CRM, as a restriction for each sales agent, so it would prevent them to create a sales order or allocate it if the quantity is above demand plan.
Our current issue is that we have seasonality of our products and clients. North part of the country needed by the first week and south in the last one. But sales representative of the south, are entering more sales order as it was stated in the demand plant,and they are being allocated, leaving the north with out product.
My final goal would be:
Demand plan for customer in north part: 100 units
Sales agent would only be able to create any amount of sales orders but until 100 units.
Thank you for your help
Hi Oscar,
Yes, it would be possible.
You could use pipeline performance management.
For details, please refer to SAP best practise C67.
Then you could set the target to each sales team or sales representative.
Best Regards,
Shawn
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Hi Shawn, thank you for your answer.
I have ready C67 best practices in SAP, but can't find the part in witch I can set up quota arrengement per sales representative, and how to prevent them to create more that it was stated in the demand plan.
Could you advise, in witch part I can find that.
Thank you!!
Best Regards
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Hi Oscar,
You will find this from chapter 4.
You could set the quota planning(target) to each sales team or sales representative per season/month.
And the sales manager could monitor the completion of the target.
It cannot be automatically prevent sales person creating more but I think this is a good way to monitor by manager.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Shawn
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