Call closure reasons can be linked to either Screen Sets or Types. When reasons are linked to screen sets, only those reasons associated with a particular screen set are available from the Reasons
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You must have IPK Set Up selected in the Admin tab of your General Access security role.
Select Admin > System Administration. The System Administration window appears.
In the Explorer pane, expand IPK Management.
Under the IPK Management menu group, select IPK Settings (Partitioned) to open the window.
Find the section titled Closure Reason Linking and select Reason to Screen Set.
Save the changes.
Provide the Change Reasons if prompted to do so.
Select ≡ > Admin > System Administration. The System Administration window appears.
In the Explorer pane, expand IPK Management.
Under the IPK Management menu group, select Link Screen Set to Reason to open the window. Two tables are displayed at the top of the window; one showing all of the screen sets you have access to, and the other listing all of the available reasons. (These are defined by the system administrator in the Reasons window.)
From the Select a Screen Set table, select the screen set you want to work with. You may need to scroll down to find it. When you select a screen set, the reasons already linked to it are displayed in the Linked Reasons table towards the bottom of the window.
From the Select a Reason table, select a reason you want to be available to this screen set.
Select Link Screen Set to Reason to add the the reason to the Linked Reasons table.
Continue to add reasons to the screen set as needed.
Save the changes.
Provide the Change Reasons if prompted to do so.
If you delete a link and the reason is currently in use, it will remain as a reason on existing calls but you cannot use it again.
Under the IPK Management menu group, select Link Screen Set to Reason to open the window.
From the Linked Reasons table, select the reason you wish to unlink.
Select Remove Link.
Save the changes. Provide the Change Reasons if prompted to do so.
