Dynamics 365 CE Essentials

Administering and Configuring Solutions
1. Auflage 2018
ISBN: 978-1-4842-3972-8
Verlag: APress

Buch, Englisch, 613 Seiten, Book, Format (B × H): 179 mm x 254 mm, Gewicht: 1192 g

Discover how to set up core Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement functionality and learn how to build more customized processes on top of the standard capabilities. This book starts by showing you how to set up the Dynamics 365 Online system for sales, customer service, marketing, field service, and Outlook integration. In the second section, you’ll work through UI customizations, process automation and reporting in Dynamics 365 CE. Learn about the App Framework, how to create model-driven apps and how to get started with the Common Data Service for Apps. Leverage Microsoft Flow within Dynamics 365 CE to create loosely coupled business applications using automation from Microsoft and third-party services.After reading Dynamics 365 CE Essentials, you will have mastered the core functionality available in Dynamics 365 CE and be able to set it up for a number of different scenarios. What You Will LearnSet up the core standard features of Dynamics 365 CECreate model-driven apps within Dynamics 365 customized to specific business needsCustomize Dynamics 365 CE and leverage process automation functionality through the UILearn about the Common Data Service for Apps Who This Book Is For Consultants, business analysts, administrators, and project managers who are looking for more information about Dynamics 365.

Zielgruppe

Professional/practitioner

Autoren/Hrsg.

Critchley, Sarah

Fachgebiete

• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Programmierung | Softwareentwicklung Microsoft Programmierung
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Angewandte Informatik
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Daten / Datenbanken

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction – Pages - 5 Chapter Goal: Discuss what Dynamics 365 CE is, the latest news e.g. version 9.0 and the unified client (mention web refresh) , what the sections will cover. This book will be split into two – ‘Setup’ and ‘Configuration’ – the fact that you should be looking at best ways to do it and less technical debt.Part I - SETUP Chapter 1:  Customer Management Chapter Goal: For the reader to learn about how customers are used within Dynamics 365 CE, what they link to and how they operate in the context of Activities and Microsoft OutlookNo of pages 20Sub -Topics1.      Account and Contacts 1.      Outlook Integration for Dynamics 365 CE Online2.      Timeline and Activity Management Chapter 2:  Customer Service Chapter Goal: For the reader to learn how to deliver a more omni channel customer service experience using the standard features of Dynamics 365 CENo of pages: 40Sub - Topics1.      Case Management (including Categories)2.      Routing and Queues3.      Knowledge Base Implementation and Feedback4.      Microsoft Portals Configuration for Self-Service5.      SLAs and Entitlements6.      Social Engagement7.      Setting up Cognitive Services for Knowledge Article Suggestions  Chapter 3: Sales Chapter Goal: For the reader to learn what the standard sales lifecycle is, common customization points and how-to setup the standard Product CatalogNo of pages : 25Sub - Topics:            1.      Product Catalog Setup and Management2.      Leads to Invoice Sales Lifecycle with Product Catalog Integration 2.      Setting up Product Suggestion Model using Cognitive Services 3.      Creating Microsoft Word Templates for Quotes, Orders and Invoices Chapter 4: Security Model Chapter Goal: For readers to understand how the Dynamics 365 CE Security Model works and operatesNo of pages:10Sub - Topics: 1.      1.Security Model Overview 2.      Business Units, Teams and Users3.      Access Teams4.      Hierarchal and Positional Security  Chapter 5: Field Service and Resource Scheduling Chapter Goal: For readers to understand the basics of Field Service and Resourcing Capability which comes as standard No of pages: 15 TBC. This is changing and will need to be updated Chapter 6: Mobile Application Chapter Goal: For readers to learn how to setup Dynamics 365 CE for MobileNo of pages: 201.      Setup 3.      Task Flows 4.      Offline   Chapter 7: Reporting Chapter Goal: For readers to understand the capabilities of Dynamics 365 CE ReportingNo of pages: 205.       Views6.       Dashboards7.       Reports in Dynamics 365 Online8.      Charts Part II - CONFIGURATION Chapter 8: Processes Chapter Goal: For readers to understand the capabilities for configuring Dynamics 365 CE through custom processesNo of pages: 301.      Business Process Flows2.      Business Rules 3.      Workflows4.      Actions Chapter 9: UI Customization and Relationships Chapter Goal: For readers to learn how to customize the user interface of Dynamics 365 and the relationships No of pages: 151.      Forms2.      Relationships3.      Custom Controls 4.      Mobile  Chapter 10: App Framework Chapter Goal: For readers to understand what the App Framework is and how to create ‘Apps’ within Dynamics 365 No of pages: 15 1.      App Framework Overview2.      App Designer3.      Site Map Designer4.      Configuration  Chapter 11: Microsoft FlowChapter Goal: For readers to understand Microsoft Flow’s basic capabilitiesNo of pages: 20 This is changing and will need to be updated Chapter 12: Common Data Service for Apps Chapter Goal: For readers to understand what the Common Data Service is and how to get started with integrations through the UI. No of pages: 20 This is changing and will need to be updatedChapter 13: Dynamics 365 for Marketing

Über Autor(innen)

Sarah Critchley is a Microsoft Dynamics Business Applications MVP and an experienced technical consultant who has worked on numerous business system implementations, now working as the research and development industry solutions lead in an established worldwide business applications practice. Having led software projects in numerous industries including healthcare and the public sector, she works across all areas of the project life cycle from demonstrations, design, architecture, documentation, customization, and development. She gets involved in the technical community through chairing the CRM user group in the UK, running technical events, and presenting on technical and functional topics at conferences around the world.