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21 customer loyalty program
A structured program that rewards customers with incentives or other benefits for loyal buying behavior. -
22 customer relations management
"The business area related to managing a company's interactions with its customers, including sales, service, and delivery of product. Software solutions are designed and implemented specifically to manage this business area."English-Arabic terms dictionary > customer relations management
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23 customer service center
A business department that deals with routine inquiries and complaints from customers. -
24 customer service
A business department that deals with routine inquiries and complaints from customers. -
25 customer support
A business department that deals with routine inquiries and complaints from customers. -
26 intercompany customer
"An internal company that acts as a customer to another internal company. When a company does not satisfy an original sales order, that company becomes an intercompany customer when it directs a purchase order to another internal company to satisfy the original sales order." -
27 intercompany customer invoice
A customer invoice that documents a customer payment request from one legal entity to another legal entity that is part of the same organization that consolidates the accounts of both legal entities.English-Arabic terms dictionary > intercompany customer invoice
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28 Windows Server Customer Experience Improvement Program
The Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program that is deployed with Windows Server.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Server Customer Experience Improvement Program
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29 accounting customer
A customer in the accounting application that is linked to a Business Contact Manager account. -
30 Business customer
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31 New customer
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32 Residential customer
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33 external customer
An outside organization or individual that submits a sales order for goods or services. -
34 parent customer
An account that is immediately above a contact entity. Any action taken on the account entity can propagate to the child contact entity. -
35 online support
"Customer assistance in the form of online Knowledge Base articles, FAQs, troubleshooting tools, and other resources. By using Self-help online support, many customers can resolve their issues without contacting Microsoft directly." -
36 ISP sign-up server
"An HTTP server that automates the task of adding new customers to an ISP's customer database. The Internet sign-up server collects information from each customer, adds the information to the ISP's customer database, and then passes a configuration packet back to the customer's desktop computer. The configuration packet contains information that is used to configure the customer's Internet browser for subsequent connection to the ISP's services." -
37 case
A customer service issue or problem reported by a customer and the activities that customer service representatives use to resolve it. -
38 pay-as-you-go computing
"A model in which a solution provider offers a computer to the customer for a low initial payment, and the customer adds time to the computer by purchasing blocks of computer usage time. Once an agreed-upon amount of usage time is purchased, the customer has unlimited access to the computer and no longer needs to pay for computer usage time." -
39 directory ID
An identifier that is given to a customer record to indicate that the customer is the same as a corresponding customer record in another company that shares the same directory ID.مُعرف دليل -
40 CHECK constraint
"A constraint that allows for business rules that span multiple tables. For example, the Order table could have a CHECK constraint that would prevent orders for a customer from exceeding a credit limit defined for the customer in the Customer table."
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