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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 User's Guide - MAEIL, Information ...

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3. On the Actions menu, click Resolve Case.If there are any open activities for this case, you have to close them first.4. In the Resolve Case dialog box, in the Resolution Type list, select how the case was resolved.5. In the Resolution box, type a short explanation of the resolution.6. The actual time spent on all activities, as recorded in the Duration box in each activity, for this caseis filled out automatically in the Total Time box.This total is for information only and cannot be edited.7. In the Billable Time list, select the amount of time spent on the case to be billed to the customer.If this case is linked to a contract, the billable time will be subtracted from the allotted minutes forthat contract.8. Type a longer description of the resolution and any other notes in the Description box.9. Click OK. The form closes.10. On the Standard toolbar, click Close.NotesA Case Resolution activity is created in the History area.Resolved cases appear in the Resolved Cases view. A case can be reactivated at any time. It will bereassigned automatically to the customer service representative (CSR) who resolved it.Reactivate a caseCan I do this task?This task requires permissions that are found in all default service security roles. More informationabout specific permissions and performing this task while offline: Service PermissionsIf a case was resolved but additional actions are required, you can reactivate it and modify it as needed. The caseis reassigned to the customer service representative (CSR) that owned the case when it was closed. The benefitof reactivating the case is that you do not have to re-enter any data. In addition, you maintain the original historyof the case.1. In the Navigation Pane, click Service, and then click Cases.2. In the View list, click My Resolved Cases or Resolved Cases.3. In the list of cases, open the one you want to reactivate.4. On the Actions menu, click Reactivate.5. In the Reactivate the Selected Case dialog box, click OK.6. Modify the information on the form or add any activities you want.More information: Work with Activities7. Click Save or Save and Close.Notes<strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Dynamics</strong> <strong>CRM</strong> <strong>4.0</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 397

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