RE: [Emerald] 4.5 question

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Hall, Eric M. (ehall@amaxx.com)
Wed, 13 Aug 2003 13:09:43 -0400



Subject: RE: [Emerald] 4.5 question
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 13:09:43 -0400
Message-ID: <A10FF57292DB5441876BF32B8166314986EE@exchange.inhouse.amaxx.net>
From: "Hall, Eric M." <ehall@amaxx.com>

On that same topic. If a user canceled and a few months later they want to use our service what is the correct way to reactivate the account ?

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        From: Dale E. Reed Jr. [mailto:daler@iea-software.com]
        Sent: Wed 8/13/2003 1:04 PM
        To: emerald@iea-software.com
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        Subject: RE: [Emerald] 4.5 question
        
        

> I'm still on 2.5.3.2. In 4.5 is it easy enough to
> track customer services that are quitting? IE, how do
> you set a customer to be inactive on a certain date. Not
> expired, but inactive altogether because they gave notice
> to quit effective 10/1 because they are moving or whatever.
> We don't want to have them billed again on 9/1 for the
> 10/1-11/1 time period so need it to be flagged that they
> are quitting.
        
        There is a cancel date in Emerald 4.5. You set it to when
        the customer should be billed up to, and Emerald will pro-rate
        and handle closing the account after that point. There is a
        scheduled task that will inactivate canceled accounts after
        their cancel date has passed.
        
        Dale
        
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