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1. Open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

2. Connect to and open the BOSS database

3. Right Click on the VIEW directory and select the New View... option

4. Close the Add Table window

5. Copy the following query in to the view:

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   language sql
   SELECT dbo.UserService.ID, dbo.UserService.ServiceID, dbo.UserService.UserID, dbo.UserService.CreatedDate, dbo.UserService.UserPackageID, dbo.Service.Name AS Service, dbo.[USER].Name AS [USER], dbo.UserService.Name, dbo.UserService.BillTimes, dbo.UserService.Amount, dbo.UserService.Optional, dbo.UserService.OptionalServiceStartDate, dbo.UserService.OptionalTransactionDate, dbo.UserService.OptionalServiceBillDate, ISNULL(dbo.UserService.OneTimeAmount, 0) AS OneTimeAmount, dbo.ContactType.Name AS ContactType, dbo.ContactPointAddress.Address1, dbo.ContactPointAddress.Address2, dbo.Contact.FirstName, dbo.Contact.LastName, dbo.Contact.Company, dbo.City.Name AS City, dbo.State.Name AS State, dbo.Country.Name AS Country FROM dbo.Contact INNER JOIN dbo.UserContactConnector INNER JOIN dbo.[USER] ON dbo.UserContactConnector.UserID = dbo.[USER].ID ON dbo.Contact.ID = dbo.UserContactConnector.ContactID INNER JOIN dbo.ContactPoint ON dbo.Contact.ID = dbo.ContactPoint.ContactID INNER JOIN dbo.ContactPointAddress ON dbo.ContactPoint.ID = dbo.ContactPointAddress.ContactPointID INNER JOIN dbo.ContactType ON dbo.Contact.ContactTypeID = dbo.ContactType.ID INNER JOIN dbo.City ON dbo.ContactPointAddress.CityID = dbo.City.ID INNER JOIN dbo.State ON dbo.ContactPointAddress.StateID = dbo.State.ID AND dbo.City.StateID = dbo.State.ID INNER JOIN dbo.Country ON dbo.ContactPointAddress.CountryID = dbo.Country.ID RIGHT OUTER JOIN dbo.UserService ON dbo.[USER].ID = dbo.UserService.UserID LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.Service ON dbo.UserService.ServiceID = dbo.Service.ID

Note: To limit based on Billing Contact for example, add 'WHERE     WHERE (dbo.ContactType.ID = 1)'. You may need to find the correct ID in the ContactType table for the contact type you are looking for

6.Click the Execute SQL button [ ! ] or [CTRL]+R, to run the query
7. Save the View (no special characters or spaces, under scores can be used in place of spaces). Remember the name of the view as you will need to enter this value in EngageIP

EngageIP Configuration

1. Log in to EngageIP

2. Click the Setup tab

3. Select the Custom Reports option under the Configuration section

4. Click the Add button

5. Enter a Name (no special characters or spaces, under scores can be used in place of spaces) for the report. The value entered here will become a role permission enabling only accounts within that role to view the custom report. It is recommended that you name all your custom reports with a common prefix so that they will be easy to locate within the role permission list

6. Enter the following Connection String; replacing User ID and Password (XYZ) with the correct values

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   server=localhost;Trusted_Connection=false;database=boss;uid=XYZ;pwd=XYZ

7. Enter the name of the view you created in SQL in the Table field

8. Click Save

9. Logout and then back in to EngageIP. This will reset the role permission set and allow you to grant access to the report

10. Click on the Setup tab

11. Select the Roles option under the Account and Roles section

12. Select the role from the list to grant view permissions for this report

13. Scroll down to the Role Permissions section and locate the name of the report within the list

14. Select the LIST check box next to that permission

15. Scroll to the bottom of the permission set and click the Save button

16. Repeat steps 11-15 above until all applicable roles have been granted permission to view the report

17. Click the Reports tab

18. Scroll to the bottom of the screen where you will see a new section entitled; Custom Reports

19. Click on the Name of your Custom Report to view the output

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