Box 1: Create a lookup to Dynamics 365 Field Service

Scenario: Machines are assigned serial numbers and placed in stock until they are shipped to customers.

Entity lookup: Allows technicians to choose a Dynamics 365 record. In the inspection designer interface, admins must select an entity and a field to display. For a chosen entity, the Name field and mandatory fields are the entity attributes that can be displayed in the lookup.

Box 2: Create a one-to-many relationship and set the behavior to Parental

Scenario: Inspection orders must:

Allow entry of quality ratings of passed or failed for each quality metric identified for the machine being rated.

Be automatically marked as failed if one inspection step rating is marked as failed.

Each inspection order can have one or many inspection steps, and each inspection step has a rating.

Note: Each pair of tables that are eligible to have a 1:N relationship can have multiple 1:N relationships between them. Yet usually only one of those relationships can be considered a parental table relationship.

Scenario: Agents need a way to track reservation issues.

Use Dynamics 365 Customer Service to:

Track customer issues through cases

Scenario:

Customers can select a meal when they make a reservation and can save the meal choices as a customer preference.

The company offers two types of meals: standard and vegetarian. Meal types can be temporarily unavailable. The airline is considering offering other meal types, such as gluten-free and low-sodium options.

In PowerApps Option set is one of the field types you can use in your Entity. The information type that Option Set stores is a list of text values. And here comes the Option Set advantage – once you define its text values you can centrally managed it.

Example: