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| == Use case: Migrate models and equipment from Dynamics to resco.Houston ==
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| {{Note|The connector updates described in this section have been submitted to Microsoft and are waiting for approval.}}
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| [[File:Create Houston Equipment flow.png|thumb|right|Create Houston Equipment flow]]
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| [[File:Update Houston Equipment flow.png|thumb|right|Update Houston Equipment flow]]
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| Resco Cloud connector can be used to connect Dynamics and [[resco.Houston]]. We are matching the following entities:
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| ! Dynamics || Houston
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| | Product (product) || Model (rh_model)
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| | Customer Asset (msdyn_customerasset) || Equipment (fs_asset)
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| The connector includes three sample flow templates related to resco.Houston:
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| * Houston migration - a one-time manual migration of models and equipment. Takes all Dynamics records and copies them to resco.Houston.
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| * Create Houston Equipment - an action triggered by a change in Dynamics. When a Customer Asset record is created, the asset and its parent product are transferred to resco.Houston.
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| * Update Houston Equipment - an action triggered by a change in Dynamics. When a Customer Asset record is updated, the asset and its parent product are updated in resco.Houston.
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| Out of the box, none of these flows modify any records on the Dynamics server; this is a one-directional transfer.
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| You can modify the templates to better match your needs, potentially adding custom fields to the mapping as needed.
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| == See also == | | == See also == |