From the GP Blogs: The Basics of Integration Manager; Closing Purchase Orders Safely; “Field Service Anywhere” Discontinued; Business Essentials Technical Demonstration Toolkit
Understanding the Basics of Integration Manager: Q Factor's Blog provides a clear and detailed explanation with screenshots for the end user: "I find that most end users have a difficult time understanding the fundamentals of IM, so I want to outline a very simple integration design for those of you who are new to building integrations and feel a bit overwhelmed by the tool.
"The simplest way to approach a data import using IM is to first manually key in a transaction from the record set you wish to import, whether it be a journal entry, a payables invoice, or a bank transaction. This is best done in a test environment. Once you have the transaction entered, you can then open integration manager and better understand how it works because IM is like having another data entry person in your system. That's right, folks: integration manager enters the data just like you did when you hand-keyed it.
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Field Service Anywhere NOT Discontinued
Just to be clear, Field Service Anywhere is NOT being discontinued. Microsoft is simply switching it from an OEM product back to a 3rd party vendor product. I.B.I.S. will continue to grow, support and enhance Field Service Anywhere.
I'm sure this was a headline space issue because the body of the article got it right but the headline is misleading.
Mark