That sounds frustrating! Here are some ideas as to why duplicate detection might be working differently between desktop and mobile in your Dynamics 365 client testing environment:
1. Environment Specific Configuration:
Double-check the duplicate detection rules themselves across all environments (desktop and mobile). Ensure the rules are identical and activated in both.
Look for any accidental deactivation or configuration changes specific to the client testing environment.
2. Data Filtering or Scopes:
Some duplicate detection rules allow specifying data scopes (e.g., specific fields or entity types).
Verify if the rules in the client testing environment have filters or scopes applied that unintentionally restrict them to mobile or desktop-created records.
3. Caching or Synchronization Issues:
In rare cases, caching or synchronization issues might cause outdated data to be used for duplicate detection on mobile devices.
Try clearing the Dynamics 365 mobile app cache and data on your test devices and see if it resolves the issue.
4. Customization or Third-Party Apps:
If you have any custom code or third-party apps interacting with duplicate detection rules, investigate if they might be introducing environment-specific behaviour.
Try temporarily disabling custom code or third-party apps to see if the issue persists.
Troubleshooting Steps:
Compare Duplicate Detection Rules: Meticulously compare the duplicate detection rules between your client testing environment and a working environment (development or testing).
Test on Different Devices: Try creating records with duplicate data on both mobile and desktop in the client testing environment to see if the behaviour is consistent across various devices.
Engage Microsoft Support: If none of the above solutions work, consider contacting Microsoft support for Dynamics 365. They might have access to additional resources or insights specific to your environment.
By systematically checking these possibilities, you should be able to pinpoint the cause of the different duplicate detection behaviours between desktop and mobile in your client testing environment.
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Daivat Vartak
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