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You are setting up assets for a customer.
The VP of Field Service wants to have greater visibility to all the serialized components of an asset in a hierarchical view.
Solution: You create each serialized component as a sub-asset to its parent asset.
You are implementing a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service solution for a client. The client is overwhelmed with all the options available in the site map.
The client wants one group called “My Work” with work orders, schedule board, accounts, contacts, and assets included.
What should you do before saving and publishing the model-driven app?
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You are working with your customer to define their schedule board.
Your customer needs you to add or create additional views for their scheduling team.
Solution: Create a new view in the Resource Requirements Views. Edit the Scheduler Settings, and add the new view.