Customer Relationship Management Prospect Search Behavior
The Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Prospect Search request message, CRMProspSrchRq_MType
, contains a documented
choice statement where the elements in the request are optional, but at least one of the
elements is required. The PersonName_CType
complex,
TaxId, SrchAddr,
SrchCity, State, and
PostalCode elements are available in the request message.
The CRMProspSrchRq_MType
request message includes the
CustType element to filter for business and personal.
The TaxId, FirstName, LastName, PhoneNum, SrchAddr, and SrchCity elements support a limited set of wild-card searches.
The TaxId element's Search attribute supports ~Exact~, ~StartsWith~, and ~EndsWith~. The default is ~Exact~.
The FirstName, LastName, SrchAddr, and SrchCity elements' Search attribute supports ~Exact~, ~StartsWith~, ~EndsWith~, and ~Contains~. The default is ~Exact~.
The PhoneNum element's Search attribute supports ~Exact~, ~EndsWith~, and ~Contains~. The default is ~Exact~.
The Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Prospect Search response message,
CRMProspectSrchRs_MType
, echoes the requested elements.
The CRMProspSrchArray_AType
array returns all the items related to the CRM
search requested documented choices.
The service provider cannot apply user accessibility policies when the consumer does not include the end-user credentials.
The CRMProspId element can be cached to be used for CRM Prospect Inquiry service to obtain the details as related to the prospect.