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A standard set of response codes is supplied with a standard installation. The standard response codes are Good, Bad, Indifferent, or None. These can be captured against any communication which is linked to a campaign.
For example, when you schedule follow-up calls for a mail shot linked to a campaign, you can add a response code at the end of the telephone call. When all calls are completed, you can create a group based on people who responded in a certain way.
You can define new response codes for each campaign, or even for each Wave Activity within a campaign. Response codes defined at the Wave Activity level apply to all communications linked to that Wave Activity. If no response codes have been defined at the Wave Activity level, then those defined at the Campaign level will apply to the associated communications. If you do not define any new response codes, the standard CRM response codes are available.
This section shows you how to create new response codes customized to a particular Wave Activity. If the set of data to be collected during a campaign wave activity is more complex, you should use Key Attribute Profiling and Outbound Call Handling instead. Response codes are suitable for a single expected outcome of a campaign wave activity. For example, for a Follow-up Call Wave Activity, the following response codes are required:
To set up a new Response Code:
You can verify that the codes have been set up correctly by linking an existing communication to this Wave Activity. The list of responses you created should appear in the Response Type field list.
Note: If you delete or change a response code in the middle of a campaign, any communications that are already linked to the old response code remain linked to the old code. However, the next time a user links a code to a communication, they will only be able to choose from the new list of codes.
See Also:
Tasks Involved in a Typical Campaign
Performing an internal mail merge
Key Attribute Profiling. Refer to the System Administrator Help.