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Business Scenario
This scenario features sample tasks performed by a licensed sales representative. Your company may follow a different workflow according to its business requirements.
In this scenario, a licensed sales representative for an insurance company is on the phone with an insurance agent. The insurance agent has called on behalf of a prospective customer who wants to offer insurance to its employees at group rates.
In Siebel eInsurance, the sales representative adds a policy record for the company, which automatically assigns a unique policy number to the company. Then he adds census information for the company, sets up employee classes, and adds a plan design by adding (or configuring) products for the policy. The plan design information and census data can be sent to the insurance company's rating engine to generate a quote for this policy.
Next, he uses a template to generate a proposal, which he then sends to the prospect.
Two weeks later, he receives an email message from the agent indicating that the prospect has called back and will probably purchase a policy, but requires a revised proposal. He selects a static group insurance plan (or creates a dynamic group insurance plan using Siebel eConfigurator) according to the needs of the prospect. Next, he schedules an activity as a reminder to return the call with the revised premium information.
The prospect accepts the revised proposal. Now the sales representative needs to complete the procedures necessary to issue a policy. This includes collecting information about group members and about billing and payment preferences. He follows the procedures implemented by his company to submit the policy for issuance and billing.
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Siebel eInsurance Guide Published: 04 June 2003 |