I started
working with VISEO Company, the leader of French Business One integrators in
2008 in Paris.
When I
arrived at VISEO, they didn’t have any official hotline support yet so I created
it. I was in charge of the 30 French SMEs existing B1 projects and some of the
international subsidiaries of French Groups.
My job was:
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Take
into account the customers’ requests using the B1 support platform which is
something similar to the SAP market place. The aim was to respect the SLAs
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Qualify
the customers’ requests:
o
By
priority: critical, high, medium or low
o
By
issue type: Bug, assistance or change request
o
By
area: Financials, Sales, Purchasing, administration, technical…
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Handle
the issues which don’t need a special knowledge of the project
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Ask
the consultant who did the project for the information needed to handle the
issue
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If
the issue really needs to be handled by the consultant who did the project,
dispatch the ticket and affect it to the concerned consultant and explain the
issue to him or her to facilitate the treatment. Then ensure that the issue has
been treated and communicate it to the customer
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Create
a support ticket on the SAP market place in case of bug needing SAP action
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In
case of change request, create a functional specification document and
communicate it the customer with a workload to be validated before treatment.
If a technical development is needed, ask the developers and work on a
technical specification with them before communicating the workload to the
customer. If necessary, go to customer’s site to work with them
The top
customers (interesting scope, best income) were: SISLEY Switzerland, SISLEY
Taiwan, Bouygues Construction (Congo, Ethiopia), Socomec (India), VEOLIA Propreté
France, COMECA Indonesia, DAITO KASEI EUROPE
Picture taken on my last day in VISEO |
I did this
job for one year and half then I documented all the procedures and trained the
new B1 support team of VISEO before I switched officially to consulting/project
mode.
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