Acceptance criteria should also be included in the scope document. These criteria clearly define whether the Dynamics 365 CE implementation has been successful and has met business requirements. These criteria are evaluated during User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introduction to Dynamics 365 CE
- Implementation Methodology
- Requirement Gathering and Analysis
- Preparing Functional and Technical Design Documents
- Technical requirements
- Understanding functional and technical design
- Preparing an FDD
- Preparing a TDD
- Summary
- Configuring Your Dynamics 365 CE Organization
- Technical requirements
- Understanding Dynamics 365 CE configuration
- Configuring personal settings options
- Configuring administration settings
- Configuring business management settings
- Configuring service management settings
- Configuring data management settings
- Configuring document management settings
- Setting up email configuration
- Summary
- Customizing Dynamics 365 CE
- Technical requirements
- Understanding Dynamics 365 CE customization
- Understanding solutions
- Working with entities
- Setting up security options
- Changing navigation
- Customizing dashboards and charts
- Summary
- Extending Dynamics 365 CE
- Technical requirements 
- Extendibility architecture
- Implementing client-side logic
- Implementing server-side logic
- Implementing custom logic using plugins
- Debugging plugin code
- Summary
- Integrating Dynamics 365 CE with Other Applications
- Business Intelligence and Reporting
- Testing and User Training Planning
- Migration and Upgrade
- Deployment and Go-Live Support
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