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The idea makes a lot of sense. There are many different types of devices in our customers' stores. Particularly on the smaller screens, the buttons on the left and bottom edges are not easy to see in standard of D365 and are not always easy to hit with the fingers in hectic day-to-day business. The problem is further exacerbated with longer fingernails.An option to resize these buttons and also the font sizes, preferably within a predefined range in the settings, would be very helpful here.
suggestion for integration of IV with SCM:Workspace for viewing allocations + soft reservations + physical stock in 3rd party outside SCMWorkspace allows allocation + soft reservation managementWorkspace allows for inventory search in IVif the item is within SCM- the workspace allows to go to details in SCM on-hand inventory
Considering the nature of the IV Power App, it appears to be more like an administrative tool for managing the settings/configurations and analysing the effects of those configuration changes. It can also be used to easily showcase the potential uses of the IV APIs.If the IV Power App comes with more detailed security roles by default, allowing us to easily restrict users from modifying crucial settings, it would be beneficial to have its functional pages accessible in other applications like D365 SCM. Alternatively, we could only expose specific functionalities such as Query On-Hand and Soft Reservation or other parts as separate pages. It's important to remember that the value of the solution lies in the IV APIs and services it exposes to the ecosystem, rather than solely using those in the IV Power App itself.