FAQs in this section
What must I do when I need help regarding Vtiger CRM?
What is a service contract?
How can I create a service contract?
How do I create a service appointment for a service contract?
Is there a shortcut to create a service contract?
What do you mean by Live Chats?
What is the Live Chats feature in Vtiger CRM?
Who can use the Live Chats feature?
How do the Live Chats work?
How are Live Chats used in today’s industries?
In which editions of Vtiger CRM is the Live Chats feature available?
What are the benefits of using the Live Chats feature?
What is the Live Chats module?
How do I navigate the Live Chats module?
What is a Private tab in the Vtiger Live Chats module?
How do I install Live Chats feature?
How do I access the Live Chats module?
How do I use the Live Chats?
How do I track the Live Chats?
What social platforms can be integrated with Live Chats?
What are Chat Insights?
What are Chat Ratings and Metrics?
What are Client Ratings and Feedback?
What are Reviewer Ratings and Notes?
What are Chat Metrics?
What kind of metrics can I generate from Live Chats?
If I disable an agent from one tracker, will the agent be disabled from other trackers as well?
How do I create a Work Order from a Service Contract?
Can I export my Service Contracts data in the form of a spreadsheet?
How do I export the Service Contract data into a spreadsheet?
Can I import Service Contracts?
What are the chat statuses the Live Chat displays?
Can I add a BCC field to the emails of a Case?
Can I add a BCC field to the emails of an internal ticket?
What are the benefits of Service Contracts?
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The benefits of Service Contracts are:
- Cost Savings: You can benefit from long-term contracts, which often come with discounted rates or bulk pricing, resulting in cost savings compared to one-time services.
- Consistency and Reliability: You can rely on consistent access to necessary services without repeated negotiations.
- Reduce risk: You can outline terms related to warranties, liabilities, and service level agreements (SLAs), reducing the risk if services don’t meet agreed-upon standards.
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