Salesforce

Purpose

The purpose of this Wiki is to document the process of:

• Configuring ICI in Salesforce.
• Performing Salesforce related configuration in ICI for mapping data entities and saved searches.

It also describes the process of using the Icertis Experience for Salesforce with the standard scenarios.

The document is primarily intended for:

• Administrator users who configure Icertis Experience for Salesforce on Salesforce.com.
• ICI Administrator Users who work on ICI Side Configuration.
• Other users who work with Agreements.

Prerequisites

• The user must have an account on Salesforce and ICI.
• Icertis CLM must be installed on Salesforce.com from Salesforce AppExchange. It is compatible with Group, Professional, Enterprise, Unlimited, Force.com Developer and Performance Editions.
• The user must have admin privileges for ICI and Salesforce in case the user is configuring ICI on Salesforce. 

Overview of Icertis Experience for Salesforce 

Icertis Experience for Salesforce is a native Salesforce application that allows you to access the full suite of ICI functionality from Salesforce, including the following capabilities:

• Manage end-to-end contract lifecycle from the familiar Salesforce platform.
• Create and edit Contract Requests with pre-populated data from Salesforce objects.
• Track contract progress and status updates within Salesforce.
• View contract notifications as part of chatter feed messages.
• Execute actions like Lock/Unlock and Hold/Unhold on Salesforce agreements and contract requests.
• Access and view “Opportunity”, “View Quote”, and “View Account” pages.
• See and conduct Advanced searches within Salesforce iframe.
• Automatically transfer and synchronize data between Salesforce objects and ICI.
• Map Salesforce objects (standard and custom) with ICI entities.

ICI and Salesforce integration is required to port data from ICI to Salesforce. This integration avoids the need for re-entering the data manually in Salesforce which you have already created in ICI. 

To use ICI from within Salesforce:

• The ICI sections must be embedded in the Salesforce pages.
• After logging on to Salesforce, select ICI in the top navigation bar  of the Salesforce page to use ICI through Salesforce.

Icertis Experience for Salesforce has the following key concepts:

• Account is a label for business. It is a company or a business entity, you might already be working with, or one that you hope to work with. In simple words, an Account is an actual business or company.

• Opportunity is a pending deal with a monetary value associated with it. It helps to track the pending deals and sales.

• Quote is the data showing the proposed prices for the products or services. Quotes can be created by using the data that is saved in the Opportunities and shared with the prospective customers. Every opportunity can have multiple associated quotes linked to it.

After integrating ICI with Salesforce, you can do the following contract management tasks in Salesforce:

• Create and edit a Contract Request from an existing Account.
• Create and edit a Contract Request from an existing Opportunity.
• Create and edit a Contract Request from an existing Quote.
• Create and edit a Contract from an Account when a prospective sales lead is qualified and a corresponding account is created.
• Create and edit a Contract from an existing Opportunity.
• Create and edit a Contract from an existing Quote.

Salesforce Side Configuration

Prerequisites

• You must have a Salesforce account. 
• You must have administrator privileges to install ICI in Salesforce.
• You must have ICI administrator privileges to configure ICI in Salesforce.

Compatibility

ICI is compatible with the following editions of Salesforce:

• Professional
• Enterprise
• Unlimited
• Developer
• Performance

For more information about the different editions of Salesforce, refer to: 
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=overview_edition.htm&type=0 

Installing ICI in Salesforce

To install ICI in Salesforce:

1. Log on to Salesforce.
2. Open a new browser instance and go to Salesforce AppExchange to download the ICI application.

• Log in to AppExchange: Logon to AppExchange using your Salesforce credentials to proceed with the installation.
• I don’t have a login: Install ICI in Salesforce as a guest user.

 
4. Choose Log into AppExchange. This presents the following options:

• Install in production
• Install in Sandbox

 
6. Choose one of the applicable options:

• Install for Admins only: install ICI for Salesforce Administrators who can install ICI in Salesforce.
• Install for All Users: install ICI for all users of Salesforce.
• Install for Specific Profiles: install ICI for specific profiles only.

Creating and Managing the Canvas App

Creating the Canvas App

Follow these steps to create a Canvas App: 

1. Click Setup icon > “Setup”.
2. Click “Platform Tools” > “Apps” > “App Manager”. 

1.  Click Setup icon > “Setup”.
2.  Under “Platform Tools” > “Apps” > “Connected Apps” click “Manage Connected Apps”.

3.  Click “Edit”.

Configuring ICI EndPoint

You can perform ICI EndPoint Configuration only after you have installed Salesforce ICI from AppExchange. 

Creating a Field Set 

The Field set are fields that have been grouped together for creating the Field Set. For example, Opportunity name, Close Date, Opportunity Owner etc. A user with Administrator privileges can create or edit a Field Set. 

To create a Field Set: 

1. Click the Settings icon on the Settings page, and then click Setup. The Setup page opens.

2. Click Object Manager. The Object Manager page opens. 

3. Enter the entity name in the Quick Find box to search for the entity that you want to create the Field Set. For example, Opportunity.

4. Click an Opportunity from the filtered list. The respective Opportunity page opens.

5. Click Field Sets in the left navigation pane. The Field Sets page opens.

6. Click New on the Field Sets tab. The New Field Set page opens.

7. Enter the description for the following fields on the New Field Set page.

• Field Set Label: The name for the Field Set. 
• Field Set Name: This is auto-populated based on the Field Set label above.
• Where is this used? : A brief description of the Salesforce pages where the Field Set will be used, and for what purpose.

8. Drag and drop the Fields from the Quick Find section to the In the Field Set section to add the Fields to the Field Set.

Viewing the Fields in Salesforce

The Fields added in the Field Set can be viewed when creating a Contract from Salesforce using an Account, Opportunity or Quote. 

To view the Fields: 

1. Click Opportunities on the Home page in Salesforce. The Opportunities page opens displaying the list of Opportunities.

2. Click the Opportunity from which you want to create a Contract. The Opportunity Details page opens.

3. Click New Contract in the Icertis Contracts section. The Create page opens displaying the details to be entered for creating the Contract.

• Category: Select the Category from this dropdown. For example, Default. 
• Contract Type Name: Select the Contract Type based on which you want to create the Contract. For example, SFMSA. 
• Type of Paper: Select Own if you want to use the system generated Template. Select Third Party if you want to upload and use your own Template.

5. Click Next. The Attributes page opens showing the list of Fields added in the Field Set. For example, Opportunity Id, Opportunity Name.

Note: After the Contract is created in Salesforce, it is displayed in ICI along with the Fields added in the Field Set.

Setting up a new Remote Site (whitelisting of ICI instance)

Adding a remote site or whitelisting the ICI domain is an optional step. The Application automatically creates or adds the remote site settings but if the application does not create remote site automatically, follow the steps below to create remote site settings. You can view added remote site by navigating to Setup, Remote Site Settings and search for ICI URL, which you added by following the steps in the earlier section.

After you add the above information on the Remote Site Edit page, you can do the following: 

• Save the Remote Site you created. 
• Click Save and New to save the Remote Site you created and open the Remote Site Edit page to continue creating a new Remote Site.
• Click Cancel to cancel the process of creating the Remote Site.

Configuring Page Layout

To Enable ICI sections on the added entity (as per the ICI Configuration section) you need to add the ICI custom pages into page layouts. By using the Page Layout Configuration, Admin assigns user access to Contract or Contract Request Related Sections. For example, if you have enabled the ICI Configuration for Opportunity in Salesforce, you need to enable ICI custom pages in Opportunity Layout:

You can Edit your existing Page layout (Opportunity Layout) and add two Visualforce pages inside the page layout as follows:

1.  Click Setup icon > “Setup”. The “Setup” page opens.
2.  In the “Quick Find” search box, search for “object manager”

3. Click “Object Manager”, the “Object Manager” page opens displaying all entity objects.

4. In the “Quick Find” search box, search for “opportunity” and click on the “Opportunity” object from the search result. The “Opportunity” page opens.

5. Click “Page Layouts” from the left pane of the “Opportunities” page, the “Page Layouts” list are displayed.

6. Click “Opportunity Layout” from the “Page Layouts” list, the “Opportunity Layout” configuration page opens in editable mode.

7.  In the Opportunity Layout pane, in the left menu, scroll down to select Visualforce Pages.  Under Blank Space, drag the page that you want to give access to and drop it in the appropriate area in the opportunity (located on the same page under Opportunity Sample). For example, as you can see in the following screenshot, ICI_Contract Page and ICI_Contract Request Page can be dragged and dropped in the appropriate area in the opportunity.

Pages are now added in the Icertis Contracts Section.

Configuring Data Sync

Once the Contract and Contract Request is created from Salesforce, the data is synced to ICI entities. If the Salesforce entity is edited or changed, user need to update mapped fields in ICI. Ideally, this process is automated. The system should automatically sync the data in the background, without user intervention.

To enable this feature in Salesforce, ICI Service User Authentication Token should be configured and create a process in Process Builder for specific entities.  Selected entities will have Data sync functionality. To know more about the Process Builder, visit: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=process_overview.htm&type=0 

Data Sync (Salesforce to ICI) Configuration

• Configure Service User Authentication Token
• Configure Entity Process Builder

Service User Authentication Token

To configure Service User Token in Salesforce, follow these steps:

1. In Salesforce, under Setup, search Installed Packages in the Quick Find box and select Installed Packages. The “Installed Packages” are displayed.

• Disable DS Interval Flow: Click this checkbox to deactivate the Data Sync Interval Flow. Default value false. 
• Sync Time Duration:  It denotes the sync time duration (in seconds). Default value 10.
• ICI Service User Auth Token: It is the Service User Authentication Token. Contact DevOps team to get this token. and it is existed in ICI, if you want this token contact ICI Configurator.

4. Click Save.

Configure Entity Process Builder

Process Builder configuration is an entity-specific configuration. To configure Process Builder in Salesforce, go through the following steps. In this case, the Opportunity entity will be configured.

1. In Salesforce, under Setup, search for Process Builder in the Quick Find box and select Process Builder.

 
5. Opp Sync process configuration page opens. Click Add Object, Select Object Name and select when record is created or edited and click Save.

 
7. To configure Immediate Actions, click Add Action, enter the data as per the table below and click Save.

ICI Side Configuration

Mapping Data between Salesforce and ICI

Use the Configure tile in the ICI application to specify the mapping details between Salesforce and ICI by creating Masterdata records for mapping entities.

Creating Masterdata records for mapping entities

Creating Client App Cross Reference Mapping

1. Log on to the ICI application
2. Click Configure > Masterdata > Create Masterdata on ICI Dashboard. The Create Masterdata page opens.

3. Provide relevant information in the respective fields:

4. Click Next. The Attributes page opens.
5. Provide relevant information in the respective fields:

Creating Masterdata for mapping the entities

You can create a Masterdata record for the Contract Type Masterdata that you created earlier. This helps in mapping the entities between Salesforce and ICI. ICI allows mapping this data from any Salesforce entities like opportunity, account, or quote to a Contract Request or agreement by creating the Masterdata record in ICI. 

To create a Masterdata record:

1. Click Configure > Masterdata > Create Masterdata on ICI Dashboard. The Create Masterdata page opens.

• Masterdata Details
• Attributes

5. Click Save to save the Masterdata record and enable mapping between ICI and Salesforce.

Configuration for allowing user to be redirected to ICI Details page in Salesforce

When creating Contracts, Contract Requests and Amendments from Salesforce, Administrators can now configure whether the users should be redirected to the ICI Contract details page or the Salesforce Record page from where creation process was initiated. This can be configured by selecting the “Show initiating object’s Salesforce page” checkbox on the ICI Endpoint Configuration page. By default, the checkbox is unchecked. When checked, the user is redirected to the Salesforce Record page, else to the ICI Contract detail page.

Integrating ICI Tasks with Salesforce 

With this release, Salesforce users can now manage ICI tasks from within Salesforce. ICI Administrators can configure ICI task integration with Salesforce so that the tasks created in ICI are pushed to Salesforce. This allows users to view task details with the attributes such as Task Name, Status, Priority, Due Date within Salesforce itself.

Based on configuration, users can receive task notifications in Salesforce for any action taken on agreements, templates, contract requests, clauses or masterdata in ICI. 
To integrate ICI Tasks with Salesforce Tasks:

Creating Client App Cross Reference

1. Click Configure > Masterdata > Create. The Masterdata Details tab is displayed.

2. Select the Category from the dropdown. For example, Default.

3. Select the Masterdata Contract Type. In order to map ICI entities with entities in Salesforce, you must select Client App Cross Reference from the dropdown.
4. Click Next. The Attributes tab opens.
5. Enter the relevant attribute values. Enter ICI Entity Name and Client Entity Name as Task.

Viewing ICI Tasks in Salesforce

 For example, if the agreement is Not approved in ICI for which Send for Approval action was taken, then the agreement status in ICI changes to Approval Pending and in Salesforce changes to Not Started.

Working with Saved Searches

You can use advanced search option to search for existing entities. You can save these searches and pin them as favorites for easy access. Saved searches can be opened for easy access to the search results. 

Performing a Search to Save

1. Click the Advanced button on the right corner of the Search toolbar. The Advanced Search page opens. 
2. In the first field from left, enter or select appropriate entities from the list and type the keywords to search in the Refine Search here field. 

 
3. Select from these options: 

4. After selecting either of the above options, click the Search button. The list of search results opens. 

5. To narrow down your search further, navigate to Search For field. Click Select Field and select an option from the list provided. The number in the bracket indicates the number of items available containing that search term. You can select multiple options. For example, selecting the field Status displays the number of Agreements that have the Status as Draft, Approved, Terminated, Superseded and so on. If you select the status as Draft (select the checkbox next to Draft), all Agreements in the Draft state are displayed. 

6. A list of these Agreements opens as search result in a tabular format. Enhance your search using wild cards as follows:

Saving a Search

If you have the search criteria defined and need same search criteria repeatedly, it is advisable to save the search. For Configuring Saved Search in Salesforce, we need some of the Data Mapping which includes Salesforce Account and Opportunity Id (which is 18 digit of alphanumeric reference value). That means, if you are defining a mapping of Salesforce Opportunity with Contract Request, then in that contract request create a field/attribute which will hold the salesforce Opportunity id, in the same manner you can create for the account id reference. So create these required mapping to start with Saved Search.

For example, after you map data, attribute like Opportunity ID can be mapped in ICI and Salesforce.

To save the search:

1. Click the Save icon. This opens the Save Search window. Set the parameters for this Saved Search. 
2. Type a name for the search. Use a name that you can easily associate with this search. 

Click Yes to make it a global search, which means all users of the selected Security Groups and Organization units can view it. Select No to save this search locally, which will not be visible to any other person than the person who is creating it.

3. Specify the Advanced parameters as follows:

 

You can also save your searches and use the saved search Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) in the ICI Endpoint Settings in Salesforce. You can create saved searches for the following fields that are displayed in Salesforce ICI Config Settings > ICI Endpoint Settings: 

Following is an example of creating a saved search for Contract Opportunity Search URI: 

1. On the upper right corner of your ICI page, click Search icon. The Search page opens. 
2. In the Please select Entities to search list, select the entity that you want to search such as Agreement or Contract Request and then type the entity that you want to display in the search text box. The relevant search results open. 
3. On the upper right corner of the search results, click Save icon to save your search. The Save Search window is displayed.  
4. In the Save search as box, type the name of the saved search as a URI such as SF_OPP_CR for a contract request, or SF_OPP_Contract for a contract request.  
Similarly, you can create saved searches for the remaining entities. The entity and field to filter will be different.

Agreement Lines Sub tab

Agreement Lines subtab is added for account object displaying the list of all the active product and services sold to the customer. The products displayed under agreement line sub tab are fetched via ICI saved searches.

1.Click “Account”. The “Accounts” tab will open.

2. List of all the customer accounts is displayed, click on the desired customer name. The Account details page for that customer opens.

3. Click “Agreement Lines”. The Agreement Lines subtab will open, displaying list of products sold to the customer.

4. To view the list of all the products sold to the customer, click “View All”. The list of all the products and services sold to the customer will be displayed.

Updating Saved Search Configuration 

With this feature, Salesforce administrator can map any of the entity level attribute for executing the Saved Search, provided it is created in ICI as per the attribute configured in Salesforce. 
If you do not configure the attribute in Salesforce, the Saved Search still executes based on the Salesforce record ID. 

Configuring Global Search 

Previously, there were 2 separate sub-tabs, 1 each for Contracts and Contract Requests, under the ICI tab within Salesforce. The previous Search page when rendered from within an iFrame inside Salesforce, gives the user a perception that they are working outside of Salesforce application.

With the SFDC experience enhancement, the user will have the ability to:

 To configure the Global Search tab:

Enabling Single Sign-On

You need to setup single sign-on for Salesforce to work seamlessly with ICI. For more information about setting up single sign-on, refer https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=sso_saml.htm&type=0

Multiple Salesforce Instances

With this feature, you can connect multiple Salesforce instances of your organization or organization groups to a single ICI instance. For using this feature, the user needs to create a new `Masterdata record which can be used to define the multiple Salesforce instances. The user needs to add the login details of the configured Salesforce instance machine configuration. Contact Dev Ops team for assistance.

To support Multiple Salesforce instances, you need to add multiple records in Client App Org Reference Contract Type. If the Contract Type is not listed in the system, then it needs to be created. 

If the Client Org Reference Contract Type is not already created, create it using the following steps: 

To create a Masterdata record: 

1. On the My Dashboard page, click Configuration and then click Masterdata. The Masterdata page opens
2. Click Create Masterdata. Provide relevant information in the respective fields and click Next. The Attributes page opens. Provide relevant information in the respective fields:

3. Provide relevant information in the respective fields: 

Viewing ICI Dashboard widgets in Salesforce 

To configure and view ICI dashboard widgets:

1.  Click Setup icon > “Edit Page”. The “Home” page dashboard opens in editable mode.

4.    Select the My Recent Activities widget option from the “Visualforce Page Name” dropdown.

5.    Uncheck the “Show Label” option to remove the Salesforce default header label on the widget.

6.    Click “Save” to save the configured widget.
7.    Follow the above steps to add the “Performance Metrics” widget.

Now, the ICI widgets “My Recent Activities” and “Performance Metrics” will be displayed on the Salesforce “Home” dashboard.

b.  

Viewing Notifications Feed

1. Go to the Salesforce Home page. 

 

Simplified UX Actions in Grid

The Icertis Experience for Salesforce already provides the capability for Salesforce users to perform agreement-related tasks from within Salesforce. ICI is now improving the user experience such that Salesforce users can perform their tasks more seamlessly by taking actions on agreements with fewer clicks than required earlier.

The user will now be able to view a contract record by double-clicking the row, instead of the earlier option of clicking the View hyperlink. They will be able to take Download, Assemble Contract and Send for Approval actions directly from the Action column of the Contract grid on Salesforce entity forms, without opening the agreement record. These actions will be displayed to the user based on the workflow state of the agreement.

1. Click on the Opportunities tab. The Opportunity home page opens.

2. Click on any Opportunity link.

3. Click on the “Agreements or “Request” tab.

Note: The agreement grid and corresponding actions can also be navigated through the global “Agreements” or “Requests” tab, in addition to the “Details” tab navigation.

4. Scroll to the Icertis Contract Intelligence section.

5. Click on the View Details column to U'pload, Assemble Contract, Request Review: Internal, Request Review: External, Send for Approval and Download Document.

6. Double-click the row to view the Agreement.

 

 

Creating a Contract Request from an Account

You can create a Contract Request if your organization does not provide the privileges to create a contract directly. 

To create a Contract Request from an account:

1. Log on to Salesforce using your ICI credentials.

2. Select ICI in the top right corner of your Salesforce page to use ICI through Salesforce.

3. Click Accounts in the top navigation bar, and click the Account for which you want to create a Contract Request.

4. Click “Requests” tab, the Requests grid opens.

5. Click “New Contract Request”. This opens the “Create Request” popup.

6.    Select the Category and Request Type based on the request you are creating and click Next. The Attributes page opens.

7.    Specify the details of the request on the various sections of this page and click “Next”, 
You can also click Save if you want to save the changes and create the request later.

8.    Click “Create Request”.

The Contract Request is created and its Accounts “Details” page opens with a “Draft” state.

9. Use the buttons in the table below to perform a desired action:

 

Creating a Contract from an Account

The process of creating a contract from ICI in Salesforce is dependent on the workflow that is implemented in your organization. 

1. Log on to Salesforce using your ICI credentials.

2. Select ICI in the top right corner of your Salesforce page to use ICI through Salesforce

3. Click Accounts in the top navigation bar, and click the Account for which you want to create a contract.

Adding Amendment to a Contract

After the Contract is executed, it cannot be edited. However, the primary owner can add an amendment to the Contract that is in the Executed state only.
Amendments are added to a Contract due to following reasons:

• Payment terms of the Contract have changed.
• Scope of work in the Contract has changed.
• The terms and conditions of the Contract have changed due to the introduction of the new regulation.

To add an amendment to a Contract:
1. Log on to Salesforce with your credentials.
2. Click ICI in the top navigation. The ICI page showing the list of Contracts and Contract Requests opens. 
3. Select and open the Contract that is in the  Executed state. The Contract page opens.
4. Click Add Amendment on the Contract page. The Add Amendment page opens.
5. Make the required changes to the Contract on the Initial Attributes tab and click Next. 
6. Click Create. The Amendment moves to the Draft state and opens the Amendment Details page.

7. You can perform the following actions on the Amendment Details page:'

After adding an Amendment, it goes through the similar flow of Agreement from Draft till execution. 

Creating a Contract Request from an Opportunity

You can create a Contract Request if your organization does not provide the privileges to create a contract from ICI in Salesforce. To create a Contract Request from an Opportunity: 
1. Log onto Salesforce using your ICI credentials. 
2. Select ICI in the top right corner of your Salesforce page to use ICI through Salesforce.
3. Click Opportunities in the top navigation, and click the Opportunity for which you want to create a Contract Request.

Creating a Contract from an Opportunity

The process to create a contract from an Opportunity is same as creating a contract from an Account.

Creating a Contract Request from a Quote

The process to create a Contract Request from a Quote is same as creating a Contract Request from an Opportunity or Account. 
 

Creating a Contract from a Quote

The process to create a Contract from the Quote is same as Creating a Contract from an Opportunity or Account. 

Configuring Auto-creation of Contracts and Tasks in Salesforce

With this release, the contract creation process has been automated based on Opportunity or Quote status, thus increasing the productivity of Salesforce users.
Salesforce Administrators can now:

• Configure the Opportunity or Quote status which can automatically trigger the contract creation.
• Configure the contract type which should be used to create the contract based on data from an Opportunity or Quote.
• Define the Type of Paper to be used as Own or Third Party.
• Configure automated contract creation or automated task creation to initiate the contract creation process: 
  • For auto creation of contracts, the ICI Experience for Salesforce will determine the dependencies for the contract. For example, if the opportunity is for an extension, the existing master agreement for the account will be identified and an appropriate contract type such as an order form will be selected and associated with it.
  • For auto creation of tasks, Salesforce users will be able to create a contract using a single button click that will assemble all necessary documents for the type of contract to be created. 

Configuring Logs

1. Go to the ICI Configuration tab in Salesforce. The ICI Endpoint Configuration page opens.

2. Enter Duration for logs in days, for example 60.0 days. The number of days for which the logs will be preserved can be defined here.

3. Set the Logging Level:
a. "Log Error: Only errors will be logged.
b. "Log Info: Only information will be logged, for example request and response.
c. "Log Always: Errors and information will be logged.

Displaying validations when uploading documents via Salesforce related contracts grid

To avoid any unwanted file from being uploaded and to avoid any potential risk for customer business, validations have been put in place for the following issues:

• Invalid file types
• Validation when uploading an older version of the agreement document
• Add/remove/modify content control and upload
• Association added/modified/deleted as file/table and for the differences
• Missing mandatory/parent clause, clause modified/removed/added
• Incorrect format for the tagged attributes
• Invalid documents
• Reuploading same documents
• Virus scan
• Invalid lookup values

1. On the Opportunities page, navigate to the “Action” column in the contracts related list (such as “Agreements” or “Requests”).

2. Click the actions dropdown arrow. The actions available for the corresponding contract will be displayed.

4. Click “Select File”. The browse file popup is displayed.

5. Select the document to be uploaded.

6. Click “Upload” or “Upload and Submit”. The corresponding validation will be displayed depending on the document you are trying to upload. For example, “Document is exactly same as previous document. Would you like to continue with the upload?” 

Validations are also displayed:

• For older document versions 
• If differences are found in the uploaded document.
• If any errors are found in the document or the document itself is invalid.

Revamping ICI Salesforce User Interface 

Agreement Sub Tabs 

• Details 
• Associations 
• Amendments 
• Collaborations 
• Note 
• Team 

Details Sub Tab: Details subtab displays the agreements details overview.

Associations Sub Tab: The associations sub displays all the associations linked to an agreement, with hyperlink to associations details added in first column. Click the association name to view association details.

Amendments Sub Tab: Amendments sub tab gives ability to preview document using the down arrow button present at the right and then click “Preview Document” option.

After clicking “Preview Document” the “Preview Document” dialogue box pops up.

Collaboration Sub Tab: The Collaboration sub tab displays topics and messages added for collaboration. To create a new topic

1. Click on “New Topic” on Collaboration sub tab. “Create a New Topic” dialog box will open.

2. Select the participants by clicking on the “Add Participants” icon present right of the select user box.

3. The “Select Participants” dialogue box will open. Select the required participants and click “Add”.

4. The added users will be displayed inside “Selected Users” box. Add a “Subject” and a “Message” and click on “Create”.

5. New topic will be created under collaboration.

Note Sub Tab: To add a new note.

1.Click down arrow button present right of the note heading in the right scroll pane. The “Add Note” dialog box will open.

2. Enter the note and click “Add”.

3. To view all the notes, click “View All” button at the bottom of the notes box. The “View All” page will open.

4. User can “Search”, “Manage” and “Add Note” from the “View all” notes page.

Teams Sub Tab: To add a new team member 

1. Click down arrow button present right of the Teams heading in the right scroll pane. The “Add Team Member” dialog box will open.

2. Select the role from “Select Role” dropdown.

3. Set the “Step Number” if applicable, select the desired users.

4. Add a note if required, click “Add”. The team member will be added.

5. To view all the team members, click “View All” button at the bottom of the Teams box. The “View All” page will open.

6. User can “Search”, “Manage” and “Add Team Member” from the “View all” Teams page.