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# Start [[Woodford]]. | # Start [[Woodford]]. | ||
# Click '''Update''' to download your custom settings to Woodford. | # Click '''Update''' to download your custom settings to Woodford. | ||
# Open a default [[app projects|project]] called Inspections and click '''Validate''' to verify that your organization's metadata are compatible with settings in the default project. | # Open a default [[app projects|project]] called Inspections and click '''Validate''' to verify that your organization's metadata are compatible with the settings in the default project. | ||
#: <small>Depending on your Salesforce customization, there is a possibility that some standard fields on Account, Contact or Event objects will not be enabled in your organization, so just remove them from Views or Forms to resolve the warnings.</small> | #: <small>Depending on your Salesforce customization, there is a possibility that some standard fields on Account, Contact or Event objects will not be enabled in your organization, so just remove them from Views or Forms to resolve the warnings.</small> | ||
# Customize the project as needed and publish it. | # Customize the project as needed and publish it. | ||
When you need to update the Resco Inspections managed package, you essentially follow the same procedure as above: | |||
# Go to the AppExchange and install the updated version of Resco's package. | |||
# Go to Woodford and update metadata. | |||
When you use Inspections without custom objects on Salesforce, the following limitations apply: | When you use Inspections without custom objects on Salesforce, the following limitations apply: | ||