“In the end, CRM is only as good as the data you put into it,” said one of our customers just a few months back. But how do you ensure your sales team, service technicians, or other mobile CRM users will indeed properly fill out the fields, to get relevant insights and be able to initiate the next steps in your customer management process? Especially if these fields are not set as required in your Microsoft Dynamics CRM either? Continue reading
The purpose of Mobile Reports is to present data in a combined and easy to understand way. And when a user executes (or “runs”) a report in the Resco Mobile CRM app, the result is a document in one of the supported formats – PDF, Word, Excel, or even HTML.
However, a mobile report definition file contains data queries, design styles and information about where and how to display certain parts of data. To enable you to deliver tailor-made mobile reports to users on the go, let us take a detailed look at each of these essential processes, elements, and how you can work with them in the Woodford configurator. Continue reading
Phones, tablets, even phablets – mobile devices come in various shapes and sizes. So why not make better use of the screen real estate available to you? Continue reading
The Dashboard is one of the very first things users lay their eyes on when they open the Resco Mobile CRM app. And system admins usually configure customized Mobile CRM dashboards for various user roles using Woodford.
However, since each and every user is different, we recently also added the possibility to build your own personal dashboards right within the application. Continue reading
Ever noticed that the behavior of the Save button in Resco Mobile CRM can vary? And did you know, you can choose from multiple Save button actions for the entire app and even individually for each form? Continue reading
Resco Mobile CRM speaks your language – you can choose from 16 default languages in the application’s Setup section and even add new ones via the Woodford configurator. But localization can be used not only to completely translate Mobile CRM texts to another language, but also to modify existing items – so that users are instantly familiar and comfortable with the app. Because, just as people, different organizations use different vocabulary, and the same thing can have various names across multiple businesses. Continue reading
You might have encountered the following situation: You’ve created a mobile project in Woodford, but the changes are not applied to the Mobile CRM application when a user synchronizes it. So what can you do? Should the app misbehave like this? Continue reading
