From the new Process component to even more powerful customization, here you can find a quick overview of improvements coming to Resco’s Multi-Experience Platform as part of our Summer Update 2020. Continue reading
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Resco Inspections for Dynamics 365 – how is the data stored?
We get a lot of questions regarding how the data is stored in Inspections for Dynamics 365. This blog post will answer all those questions – and more!
Let’s start with the basics
Generally, Resco Inspections is represented by 4 entities: Questionnaire, Question Group, Question, and as of recently, Questionnaire Folder. All Resco Inspections data is stored in these four entities. There is no additional system, database, or middleware involved.
Create more compact layouts with the new Form Table Designer [Guide]
Resco Spring release arrived with a ton of new functionality, and one of the freshly added features includes an improved workflow for designing the layout of your form views.
The updated Form Table Designer in Woodford helps you to create more compact views and see all the essential information quickly in the app. Let’s check out how you can use all its advantages to optimize the UI of your app.
Facilitate Woodford admin operations and enhance user experience across Resco apps with Spring Update 2020
Resco’s Spring Update delivers a pack of major additions to Resco’s Multi-Experience Development Platform.
From the new Form Table designer to enhanced Power BI integration, check out some of the most useful additions below. Continue reading
Top 5 Resco Academy courses (not only) for the quarantine period
It’s always a good time to invest in yourself by learning something new. However, this time of self-isolation is probably an even better occasion for that as many of us suddenly have a little more free time than usual. The best investment is the one you make in yourself. So why not flex your mind with new knowledge and learn new skills to stay on top of your game?
Resco’s training platform provides learners with a variety of courses, both business and technical ones. In this blog post, we’re going to share our top recommendations with you from the currently available offer:
Resco Academy – learn, practice, deploy and succeed
Before the spring arrives, Resco has decided to warm you up with a new source of knowledge and experience. Along with new webinar series, Resco Wiki, and Resco Sales Playbook, we are launching Resco Academy – our new online training platform. Continue reading
Stand out from the crowd: Customize your app’s user interface with Resco plugin for Adobe XD
How your app looks and feels to users is – together with its usefulness – the deciding factor whether they keep returning to it continuously and can significantly boost user adoption.
If you ever wanted to quickly prepare a visualization and preview any Resco-based app, or simply check how your Woodford customizations will look across various devices, we created a new plugin just for that purpose – Resco XD. Continue reading
Let the AI do the work in Resco’s Autumn Update
Why focus on mundane activities, when your app can take care of them for you?
Resco’s Autumn Update extends the Mobile Business Apps Platform with functionality that improves the efficiency of both mobile users and system admins of Resco solutions. Continue reading
Faster in-app navigation with images in your questionnaire picklists
Did you know the human brain can process images up to 60,000 times faster than words? Furthermore, 90% of the information transmitted to our brain is visual. Simply put, we process and respond to visual data far better than any other type of information.
So how about further boosting the efficiency of your field team by adding custom images to any picklist (Option Set question) in your Inspections questionnaires? Continue reading
Why should you test the beta versions of Resco’s major updates?
We’ve all been there: You install a new update of your favorite app and after launch you realize that some things have changed. Maybe they’ve just refreshed the button colors. But they also could have moved the button somewhere else or modified how it works altogether. Continue reading