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Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

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I have to say I am completely bowled over: what does this product do, and how does one _USE_ it as a development platform?
Not clear at all. I want to see a "See Spot run! Run, Spot, Run!" application, and something more complicated, something finished.
(I know that fields, forms, tables, views, all can be manipulated in various ways ... I just want to see a finished "something" ... 

I am not interested in sales, customer service, finance, or project management.
I would like to see something related to how calendars are managed or multiple priorities.
I would like to see how resources, e.g., times, materials, physical-plant locations, staffing are allocated to a physical amount of work.

Thanks very much.

Suzanne Michelle
... from NYC Transit

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    a33ik Profile Picture
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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    Hello Suzanne,

    Your request looks like the "Field Service" first party application - dynamics.microsoft.com/.../

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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    OK, thanks, that's one answer, a "Monitor customer interactions" site, to assist with resolving customer issues.

    I appreciate your time.

    Are there more? How about something akin to ... work-order scheduling? Where multiple parties are keeping track of their own work, relative to a master work schedule (to which all said parties have also contributed)?

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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    Work order scheduling... again Field Service - the same link.

  • Magreve Profile Picture
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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    OK, again, yes, I have looked at this. Great.

    How about something other that good ol' Contoso Company?

    Is there another "look and feel"? Does every calendar look like this?

    (was this done by MS itself? what about apps done by others?)

    I see the working day per person. But what if I wanted to see the working day per truck doing the physical visiting, e.g., Janet drives truck X from 8a to 12n, doing jobs 1/2/3, and then Philip picks it up at noon for jobs 7/19/27, until 5pm, and then Gary takes it to the garage for an oil change. Meanwhile Janet does jobs 4/5/6, via Truck Y, and job 8 is recalled.

    (and, yes, I see there's route optimization issues, don't add that level of complexity).

    Is there a list somewhere of these sample applications?

    What if one wants to take said sample and actually build it out?

    Are there mods of code one can download?

    Thanks again for your time.

    SM

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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    Not sure what you meant with good old Contoso Company.

    If you don't like the calendar provided you can build your own and embed it into the application but obviously, you will need a developer to work on it.

    Field Service is a firstparty application, which means that it was built by Microsoft.

    You can make a truck a "bookable resource" so you will be able to see truck's schedule for a day.

    Not sure about sample applications but you can find application built for a platform in the app store - appsource.microsoft.com/.../home

    The platform allows building whatever app you need.

    Not sure what you meant with mods of code.

  • Magreve Profile Picture
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    RE: Can someone send me link(s) to SAMPLE Applications developed / deployed in O365, available on Web?

    Thank you, again, Andrew - yes, the appsource home - that is very helpful, that's more of what I was hoping to see. And I understand about the truck-as-resource.

    I will look more at "getting started" to learn more about the tool(s).

    As to 'mods of code' ... I meant underlying code samples, e.g., there are certain functions I've written for Oracle (and there are infinite code samples out there) that could be used in any Oracle database, irrespective of the DB's purpose or the the application(s) it supports ... if said functions' or procedures' purposes were desired.

    I appreciate your time.

    Suzanne Michelle

    ("Contoso" is a sample company name used in various apps)

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    You can find examples here - docs.microsoft.com/.../

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