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Resco Inspections can be combined with your Dynamics 365 organization and grant you access to powerful checklists and questionnaires.
[[Resco Inspections]] can be combined with your [[Dynamics]] 365/CRM organization and grant you access to powerful checklists and questionnaires.


== Enabling Resco Inspections ==
== Enabling Resco Inspections ==
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To enable and use the Resco Inspections functionalities within Dynamics 365/CRM, first it is necessary to download and import the Woodford solution into your Dynamics 365/CRM instance. Woodford solution is a custom Dynamics 365/CRM managed solution developed and maintained by Resco that contains all the Resco components, including the Resco Inspections tools.   
To enable and use the Resco Inspections functionalities within Dynamics 365/CRM, first it is necessary to download and import the Woodford solution into your Dynamics 365/CRM instance. Woodford solution is a custom Dynamics 365/CRM managed solution developed and maintained by Resco that contains all the Resco components, including the Resco Inspections tools.   


More information on how to install the latest version of Woodford into Dynamics 365/CRM can be found here: https://docs.resco.net/wiki/Woodford#Microsoft_Dynamics.  
More information on how to install the latest version of Woodford into Dynamics 365/CRM can be found [[Woodford#Microsoft_Dynamics|here]].  


==== New app project  ====
==== New app project  ====
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The next step is to open the Woodford configuration tool in Dynamics 365/CRM settings and create a new app project using the “Inspector” project template – this is a project specifically designed for the inspection use case; Resco Inspections feature is already enabled here.  
The next step is to open the Woodford configuration tool in Dynamics 365/CRM settings and create a new app project using the “Inspector” project template – this is a project specifically designed for the inspection use case; Resco Inspections feature is already enabled here.  


Note: If you already use the Resco technology and have an existing/customized app project in Woodford, go to chapter 1.3 to see how to enable Resco Inspections in an existing app project.  
{{Note|If you already use the Resco technology and have an existing/customized app project in Woodford, go to the [[Resco_Inspections_on_Dynamics_365#Existing_app_project|next chapter]] to see how to enable Resco Inspections in an existing app project.}}


Detailed steps for Dynamics 365 Online:  
Detailed steps for Dynamics 365 Online:  


In the web browser (we suggest using Chrome) log into your Dynamics 365 organization and switch to the Resco Suite app:  
# In the web browser (we suggest using Chrome) log into your Dynamics 365 organization and switch to the '''Resco Suite''' app.<br>[[File:01 Resco Suite app.png|600px]]
Click on Woodford to open the Woodford tool:  
# Click '''Woodford''' to open the Woodford tool.<br>[[File:02 Woodford.png |600px]]
 
# Navigate to App Projects and click New -> in the New Project Wizard select Type = Standard User -> choose Inspector template from the gallery -> click Next.
# Navigate to App Projects and click New -> in the New Project Wizard select Type = Standard User -> choose Inspector template from the gallery -> click Next:
# Specify New App Name (e.g. Inspector App) and click Next.<br>[[ |600px]]
# Specify New App Name (e.g. Inspector App) and click Next:
# In the last step specify the name of your project (e.g. Inspector Project), select the security roles this project will be associated with and click Create.<br>[[ |600px]]
# In the last step specify the name of your project (e.g. Inspector Project), select the security roles this project will be associated with and click Create:
# Finally open the new app project and publish it.<br>[[ |600px]]
# Finally open the new app project and publish it:
# Now you can go to the Questionnaire Designer and create a questionnaire template (chapter 1.4).  
# Now you can go to the Questionnaire Designer and create a questionnaire template (chapter 1.4).  


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