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What is a Resolver?
The
Resolver
role
is dedicated to the management of
disputes
and the
specific actions
associated with their processing.
It is part of the
Disputes
module enhancements, with the
Follow-up action
type specifically dedicated to customer
dispute
management.
When should the
Resolver
role
be assigned?
The
Resolver
role
consists of assigning
disputed
cases to a dedicated user, monitoring their processing through to closure and ensuring centralized management under the designated responsible user.
This
role
does not perform standard collection reminders. However, it includes specific rights dedicated to customer
dispute
management and benefits, for the processing of the relevant cases, from the same permissions as a Collection Owner.
This
role
allows users to:
Create
follow-up actions
for
disputes
and update them until resolution
Manage specific follow-up actions related to
disputes
Interact with the various stakeholders: customer, internal departments, sales teams, customer administration, collections, etc.
Monitor performance, particularly in terms of resolution times, through the
Disputes
report
and the
Item
Statuses
report
Analyze outstanding
receivables
through the
Aged Balance report
filtered on the outstanding amounts assigned to them
For more information:
What is a Follow-up action and how to use it?
Available Reports
What are the user
roles
and profiles?
Automatic
Resolver
Assignment
Automatic assignment of a
Resolver
allows relevant cases to be assigned to a dedicated user based on criteria defined by your organization.
It helps distribute
disputes
, speeds up their handling and improves overall management.
How does automatic assignment work?
This setup relies on a custom field previously defined in the import settings and available in the items file or in the clients file. During data import, the values entered in this column are used to automatically determine which
Resolver
must be assigned.
The criteria may correspond, for example, to:
Sector / Business Unit
City
Branch
Profit center...etc
Automatic assignment of a
Resolver
is an optional feature.
If this feature is not visible in your interface when creating your user, please contact our teams to request activation:
Request activation
How do you assign a
Resolver
?
When creating a user, a
Resolver
Assignment field is available above the
Role
field:
Once completed, this field allows you to identify the sectors managed by the user and automatically assign them to the corresponding cases:
You can then view the assignments defined for each user from the
Admin > Manage account users
section:
Example:
If the item files imported into
My DSO Manager
include a custom field with sector values (for example
City
: Liverpool,London,etc.):
When items are moved into
dispute
for the corresponding sectors, the user will be automatically assigned to their management:
These features help centralize
dispute
management in
My DSO Manager
and involve all relevant stakeholders: customer administration, sales teams, collection owners and internal departments.
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