Dynamics 365 in VR!
A not so serious review of using Dynamics 365 on a Windows Mixed Reality Headset.
A not so serious review of using Dynamics 365 on a Windows Mixed Reality Headset.
Field Servic for Microsoft Dynamics CRM contains a feature that allows for the creation of agreements, which can then be used to automatically schedule work orders for routine maintenance. In this post I will explain the concepts connected with agreements.
I have been repeatedly asked a question about Unified Service Desk (USD) for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, how do we stop the often annoying “webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window” dialog?
In this post I will show you a couple of approaches I have used to solve this problem.
Field Service for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 contains the ability to configure time groups, these are very useful if you schedule appointments in terms of defined time slots. For example: You may only book two appointments per day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. This post will describe how to implement this feature in Field Service.
I recently configured the voice of the customer functionality for a demo of CRM Online, here I describe how the steps I followed. Hopefully this post will provide the basics you’ll need to know about voice of the customer to get started.
Field Service for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 contains a concept of incident types. I will explore how incident types work in this post.
Here I will continue my series of posts related to Field Service for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016, this time I will look at price lists.
Within Field Service for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 you have a number of additional parameters that can be completed on service accounts and billing accounts. In this post I will explain the meaning of these additional fields.
A new feature has been added to CRM 2016 Online Update 1 called “Company News Timeline”. In this post I will describe how to install it and give my initial thoughts.
This is the 8th module in a training course I’ve created to help beginners understand the basics of USD.
In previous modules we’ve learnt how to open sessions (etc), in this module we will build on this concept by adding functionality to allow the agent to take notes and also “browser style” navigation buttons.