Managing saved search
IBM® Sterling™ Field Sales enables you to save and manage searches for opportunities and quotes.
A Field Sales Representative may want to save a search for future use to avoid entering the same criteria every time the Field Sales Representative wants to search for a particular entity. For example, a Field Sales Representative, who is currently working on closing all the quotes created for a customer, may have to frequently search for the quotes created for that customer.
Solution
Sterling Field Sales enables a user to manage saved searches for the following entities:
- Opportunity
- Quote
As part of saved search management, a user can perform the following tasks:
- Saving a Search
- Searching for a Saved Search
- Renaming a Saved Search
- Viewing and Executing a Saved Search
- Deleting a Saved Search
Solution for saving a search
A user can save a search to avoid entering the search criteria every time the user searches for an entity. The createSavedSearch API is called to save a search after the user clicks Save in the Saved Search dialog box.
Solution for searching for a saved search
A user can search for a saved search. The getSavedSearchList API is called to retrieve the saved searches matching the search criteria.
Solution for renaming a saved search
A user can search for a saved search and rename the saved search. After a user modifies the name of the saved search, the modifySavedSearch API is called to save the changes.
Solution for viewing and executing a saved search
A user can view and execute
a saved search. The getSavedSearchList API is called to retrieve the
available saved searches that a user can view and execute. The getSavedSearchDetails
API is called to display the corresponding search screen for a saved
search. Based on the SearchContext
attribute of the
saved search, the corresponding strut action is invoked to execute
the saved search.
Solution for deleting a saved search
A user can delete a saved search if the saved search is no longer required. The deleteSavedSearch API is called to delete the saved search.
End-user impact
None.
Implementation
None.