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Business Central Device User Limitations
NAVAaron
Member Posts: 7
Hi,
is there official documentation that clarifies wether the Device User has module limitations like the Team Member?
Would it be necessary to add Custom Objects to the "application module" like it is the case with the Team Member? (Licensing Guide says for Team Member: "Team Members application module* may be customized with maximum 15 additional entities")
Or is the approach here, that as long as the use cases of the device users are handled (e.g. Shop Floor, Manufacturing) all (licensed) Objects can be used (and might then be questioned only in a Licensing Audit?)
Kind regards,
Aaron
is there official documentation that clarifies wether the Device User has module limitations like the Team Member?
Would it be necessary to add Custom Objects to the "application module" like it is the case with the Team Member? (Licensing Guide says for Team Member: "Team Members application module* may be customized with maximum 15 additional entities")
Or is the approach here, that as long as the use cases of the device users are handled (e.g. Shop Floor, Manufacturing) all (licensed) Objects can be used (and might then be questioned only in a Licensing Audit?)
Kind regards,
Aaron
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