Außendienst

22:18 Mar 27, 2011
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German to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
Law/Patents - Insurance / linee guida programma assistenza utenti auto usate con garanzia
German term or phrase: Außendienst
«a) Erste Bedarfsanalyse im Autohaus --> Außendienst
b) Abschluss eines KKPs oder GVLs im
Autohaus Ausfüllen der Teilnahmeerklärung --> Außendienst
c) Teilnahmeerklärung (inklusiv Briefbogen,
besser wäre eine offene Datei des Briefpapiers)
via ServiceCenter/Niederlassung an KKP-Center einsenden --> Außendienst»

Premesso che KKP sta per "Kundenkontakt-Programm", mentre GVL non saprei proprio (potrebbe essere Garantie-Verlängerung, ma non ci metterei la mano sul fuoco), secondo voi "Außendienst" può essere tradotto con un semplice "Servizio esterno", cioè non eseguito dall'azienda che emette realmente la garanzia sull'utilizzo di un'auto usata, bensì dalla Concessionaria che opera per suo conto stipulando garanzie con gli utenti di auto usate?

Grazie in anticipo!
Sara Negro
Italy
Local time: 08:13


Summary of answers provided
5 +1Servizio esterno
Giovanni Pizzati (X)


  

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Servizio esterno


Explanation:
Voce completa
DE Aussendienst
IT Servizio esterno


Giovanni Pizzati (X)
Italy
Local time: 08:13
Specializes in field
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
PRO pts in category: 74

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