CPPCMN4004 — Develop and manage client relations
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What an assessment for CPPCMN4004 must cover
46 assessable components: 6 elements (21 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Establish new business contacts.
- 1.1New organisations with potential to benefit from company products and services are identified according to company requirements.
- 1.2Individuals in target organisations with potential to benefit are identified and contacted, and effective relationships built according to company requirements.
- 1.3Communication protocols are agreed with business contacts and maintained according to own level of responsibility and company requirements.
2 Work effectively with business contacts.
- 2.1Roles of business contacts are clarified and responsibilities of parties in business relationship are agreed according to company requirements.
- 2.2Realistic service commitments are set and adhered to according to company requirements.
- 2.3Flexibility in work practices required in unusual or difficult situations is adopted according to company requirements.
- 2.4Situations outside own area or level of responsibility are identified and, where appropriate, referred to designated personnel according to company requirements.
3 Identify and monitor client needs.
- 3.1Needs and expectations for service delivery are regularly discussed with client according to company requirements.
- 3.2Feedback on company performance and level of satisfaction is sought from client according to company requirements.
- 3.3Prompt action is taken on feedback received according to company requirements.
- 3.4Contracts or variations to contracts or levels of agreed service provision are reviewed and implemented according to company requirements.
4 Respond to complex client needs.
- 4.1Complex client needs are analysed and options for resolution are explained to client according to company requirements.
- 4.2Clients are assisted to evaluate product and service options to satisfy their needs according to company requirements.
- 4.3Preferred action is determined and prioritised according to company requirements.
- 4.4Potential difficulties in service delivery are identified and actions taken according to company requirements.
5 Communicate advice and pricing information.
- 5.1Pricing information for routine and specified products and services is provided where these match client needs, according to company requirements.
- 5.2Follow-up information required by client is provided promptly according to company requirements.
- 5.3Bookings with client are scheduled and confirmed according to company requirements.
6 Promote company.
- 6.1Strategies to represent, promote and grow company’s interests are developed.
- 6.2Additional products, services and information are suggested to clients according to company requirements.
- 6.3Information is provided to company members to support the development of effective relationships with client.
Performance evidence
- A person demonstrating competency in this unit must satisfy the requirements of the elements, performance criteria, foundation skills and range of conditions of this unit.
- The person must also develop and manage business relationships with three new clients and respond to two client requests.
- identify each client’s needs
- explain key features and benefits of company’s products and services
- present verbal and written information on products and services to each client
Knowledge evidence
- processes to identify, establish and maintain business contacts and networks
- company requirements, including:
- client confidentiality provisions
- code of ethics
- company image
- legislative and regulatory requirements relating to the work or service function, including:
- codes of conduct
- consumer law
- environmental law
- privacy legislation
- quality and continuous improvement systems, standards and guidelines
- range of products and services available to business contacts
- benefits of maintaining good client communication when delivering customer service
- role of designated personnel in developing and managing client relations.
Foundation skills
- Learning skills: apply prior knowledge of company offerings to select required services or products to meet identified client needs.
- Numeracy skills: provide routine pricing information, including estimating volume of product or service required and calculation of cost over time.
- Oral communication skills: present information to clients professionally, using a range of presentation techniques
- Oral communication skills: use questioning skills to identify fine details of client requirements.
- Reading skills: interpret updates on company product and service information.
- Writing skills: communicate with clients by email to convey information about products, services and solutions to complex requests.
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Questions about assessing CPPCMN4004
What does an assessment tool for CPPCMN4004 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPPCMN4004 needs to address all 46 unit components: 6 elements with 21 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 14 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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