CRM 5.0 ERMS - Setting Priority, Due Date etc of Incoming Email

Hi Gurus
We've moved our incoming e-mail processing from a Non-ERMS set-up to an ERMS set-up.
Previously we were able to assign the Priority & Due Date for Incoming Emails in Transaction.
SPRO -> IMG -> Customer Relationship Management -> Interaction Center Webclient -> Agent Inbox -> Settings for Asynchronous Inbound Processing ->
Define Receiving E-mail/Fax Settings
Now with E-mails coming through via ERMS we have the following issues:
Priority is set to Medium when we require High
Due Date is set to 31/12/2099 when we require 24 hours from arrival into ERMS
Responsible Group is Blank when it should be the assigned Org Unit.
Is this something that is controlled throught the Rule Modeler, if so how?
Maximum points for the correct answer here.
Many Thanks in advance
Panduranga

Hi,
Yes you have to do settings in rule modeler, please go through the following link for ERMS and rule modeler and if you are still not able to solve let me know.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm50/helpdata/en/83/0a94734da3439fabcd079cee3f3c72/frameset.htm
Regards,
Deepak
I think you need to do these settings in Transaction CRMC_IC_AUIGNADR
Edited by: Deepak Ahuja on May 14, 2008 4:15 PM

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