on 09-19-2017 3:58 PM
Hi Experts,
Working on a segmentation scenario in on-prem version of Hybris marketing.
After performing some segmentation steps on corporate accounts database, need to reduce the segment based on dynamic counts for assigned sales rep. Eg.
End segment contains 5000 accounts with breakup -
Employee A - 1500
Employee B - 1500
Employee C - 1000
Employee D - 1000
Now we want to reduce this as per following threshold for each sales rep
Employee A - 500
Employee B - 400
Employee C - 200
Employee D - 100
Theoretically, it is feasible by spliting segments for each employee and reduce each sub segment. But practically, it is not feasible as no of employees are high.
Is there any other way to reduce the segment or do we have any BAdI that can be used to write custom code for reducing segments.
Regards
Varun
Hmm, if all sales reps should receive an equal amount of account, you could use the customizing of "define secondary distinction entities", see also here for more details: https://answers.sap.com/questions/88758/restrict-sending-mails-to-the-same-e-mail-address.html , we use it to randomly select 1 contact per email address; but it could be used to select randomly 200 accounts per sales rep. But you can only enter one number; so not like you want to have a different amount per sales rep...
But maybe it's a good starting point to make use of the secondary distinction entities anyway.
Kr
Joyca
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Hi Joyca,
Thanks for your response.
I have already checked 'secondary distinction' option. However i could use only one value there whereas i need the values to be picked dynamically for each sales rep.
Is there any scope of any enhancement in segmentation using custom classes/ Badis?
Regards
Varun
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