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Inventory on-hand mobile workspace for Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations app

Over the last couple of months I posted about the Dynamics 365 for Operations mobile platform.

Part 1 – Logging in

Part 2 – Basic configuration

Part 3 – Advanced configuration

Part 4 – Export/Import

I intentionally say platform and not app. This is because it is somewhat a generic in nature. You can record a series of forms and actions to use as an app. The App behaves similar to the full browser application by focusing on workspace concept. You click on a workspace and drill through to menu items.

Search for a KB 3215650 that will allow you to deploy 4 recorded apps done by Microsoft. This hotfix includes the workspaces for Supply Chain Management listed below. More information on the wiki links below.

Focusing on the Inventory on-hand workspace. Below are some screenshots.

You get 4 workspaces that Microsoft provided. Drill into the Inventory workspace and you get one option

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  You get the item list to search. The when you drill through you have basic information with some links. Notice the different action available to see availability on.

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I had some labels missing here. Next time I will try to dive in deeper to find out more.

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