b.sales Demo

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b.sales Demo
b.sales is the appropriate mobile solution for your sales department. With b.sales, your Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009© system can be accessed anytime and everywhere you are.

Whether you need to access your sales documents or customer data, with b.sales you have your complete sales department on your Apple iPad©.

Highlights
- No modifications or customizations in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009© required
- Base is free
- Intuitive user interface
- Easy to customize detail views
- Easy to configure
- Add additional functionality to b.sales with our In-App Store

Security
- You choose whether or not data is saved to your device
- You set your on-the-go access method (VPN, port forwarding) or limit the access to internal use only
- Every suite follows the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009© user access rights

Included in the base
- Connect to your Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009© system via Web Services
- Overviews of your main data i.e. customers, contacts, items or sales documents
- Detail views with Google Maps© integration

Prerequisites
Microsoft Dynamics NAV© Server
- Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009© or later
- Microsoft Dynamics NAV© Web Services

Apple iPad
- iOS 4.3 or later

Please visit http://www.b-mobilesolutions.com/en/products/bsales/ for further information about b.sales.

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Discuss this download here.

mdPartnerNL

Does it do the same as stratus?

Vjeko

No, I don't think so. Stratus is a generic solution, this one is specific for these services listed (check their webpage).

This seems a pretty cool and simple application. I wonder how it works with customizations, though - especially if you customize any of the lookup fields. I figure it works pretty well with standard NAV.

mdPartnerNL

A webservice has some standard functions read, write, list, etc. which are all public. So a program which reads the wdsl into memory can handle these fields/options/columns. It doesn't matter what table you use.

I guess stratus goes further because it reads from the metadata too.

Vjeko

That's true, but WSDL doesn't tell you which fields are lookups, and where they look up information from.