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Blog Post: Enhanced offline support in CRM for Tablets

Jesper_Osgaard

With the CRM for Tablets application - released in CRM 2013 - we gave sales people compelling and powerful mobility scenarios. Sales people can get their work done from the device and location of their choice. Data is cached in an Offline Cache (HTML 5 local storage) allowing salespeople to access...

on 13 Nov 2014
Blog Post: Understanding CRM for tablets offline scenario

Jesper_Osgaard

CRM for tablets is a great app for working with you CRM data on your tablet. You can download CRM for tablets from Microsoft or Apple store. Read more here . Most of us do have access to the internet most of the time, be it on our own network, on a guest network, using our phone etc. Even certain...

on 10 Jan 2014
Blog Post: CRM for Tablets with CRM On-Premises - IFD On and IWA Off

Jesper_Osgaard

As stated in the Known Issues list, Internet Facing Deployment (IFD) is required if you are using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 (on-premises version) with your CRM for Tablets app. IFD Your system administrator must configure claims-based authentication before your users can access their Microsoft Dynamics...

on 17 Dec 2013
Blog Post: Just Released: CRM for Tablets now available in the Windows Store

Jesper_Osgaard

We just released Dynamics CRM for Tablets to the Windows Store. Dynamics CRM is the essential business tool to help you stay connected and productive wherever you are. Stay up to date with your customer info—even when you’re on the go. Arrive prepared for every appointment, and update...

on 9 Oct 2013
Blog Post: Pinning Contacts in CRM for Tablets

Jesper_Osgaard

CRM for Tablets is free for all licensed CRM 2013 users. Its available for Windows 8 tablets and iPads . Once of the nice things you can do in CRM for Tablets to save you time and clicks is pinning records to the very left area of the Sales Dashboard (the "Pinned Tiles" area). In the screen shot...

on 11 Dec 2013
Blog Post: CRM 2013: Using Multiple Business Rules

Jesper_Osgaard

In my previous post I built a Business Rule to do simple calculations. For the sake of simplicity I purposedly left out the simple housekeeping that most people will want to do i situations like the one I used in the example. In this post I'll show you how the logic in the above example can be extended...

on 16 Oct 2013
Blog Post: CRM 2013: Understanding Portable Business Logic

Jesper_Osgaard

In CRM 2013 you can do client side scripting without knowing anything about JavaScript! We are introducing a simple declarative interface to help you implement and maintain your fast changing, commonly used business rules. The rules will be applied to Main and Quick Create forms for the web application...

on 13 Oct 2013