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  • kdecoster Profile Picture kdecoster
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    Great post and content.   I am needing to better understand how USD can behave in an environment requiring login to external apps .   What does an SSO strategy/approach look like?   Is there a way to maintain session with UII Hosted web apps and the USD client?

  • Pradeep Pednekar Profile Picture Pradeep Pednekar
    Posted at

    Hi All,

    After clicking the contact record  we can see the left navingation agent script along with Actions.

    1.New serivce request a.Create the case 2.UPdate Notes 3.close session etc..

                                    I want to create opportunity  record here.

    LogicalName=opportunity

    customerid=EntityReference([[$Context.InitialEntity]],[[$Context.Id]])

    customeridname=[[$Context.name]]

    am able to open the opportunity entity but related customer record is not popuping automatically.

    can ny one suggest me quickly.

    2.Existing service request

  • Atul W Profile Picture Atul W 310
    Posted at

    Hi Simon,

    Thank you for sharing the valuable information of Unified Service Desk, as everyone is new in USD this information help us a lot.

    I am also currently working on USD and I have one requirement in which I need to create a Custom Hosted control (WPF or USD) to 'Search Customer' from CRM and create a session (of Account or Contact) from the custom hosted control list view item record click.

    If you have any item how could we achieve this, please share your valuable suggestions.

    Thanks,

    Atul

  • Community Member Profile Picture Community Member
    Posted at

    1.  Read Microsoft Dynamics CRM Blogs

    Reading blogs is a great way to keep up with the latest functionality

  • Community Member Profile Picture Community Member
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    Pingback from  Tips to boost your career in Microsoft Dynamics CRM | Hosk's Dynamic CRM Blog

  • Kumar Vivek Profile Picture Kumar Vivek
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    The MSDN link mentioned in this post points to articles that are no longer available. This is because most of the configuration and customization topics were moved from the Unified Service Desk Administration Guide to the new Unified Service Desk Guide.

    You can find the new Unified Service Desk Developer Guide at msdn.microsoft.com/.../dn864996.aspx.

    The walkthroughs mentioned in this post are now available at msdn.microsoft.com/.../dn864996.aspx.

  • Community Member Profile Picture Community Member
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    I recently wrote a post about the Unified Service Desk which can be seen here . One of the great things