KWizCom Mobile Improving efficiency of the mobile workforce Anthony Pham Product Support Manager [email protected] KWizCom Corporation • Founded in 2005 • Headquartered in Toronto • Global vendor of SharePoint Add-Ons • 5000+ customers worldwide Choose a mobile experience What is the level of interaction users need? Support for all devices (BYOD) or just a specific device? Deployment & maintenance: Server solution vs. App End-user solution vs. Dev. framework What do mobile users need ? Demo Closing a follow-up task right after a meeting with a customer… 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 We did it! Took us “only”: 5 clicks 3 page post-backs What if we had a “Close Task” action? Single click! At the office I can enjoy the “portal experience” 15 But when I am out of the office… I don’t need our entire portal inside my smartphone! I don’t need a long list of all the libraries and lists in my site! I do Not need a Portal while I am on the road! Focused Interface KWizCom Mobile Smart, focused interface for productive mobile users Context-Sensitive Different Menus Different Fields Different Permissions Task-Oriented Less is Better! The exact Actions that I Need! KWizCom Mobile KWizCom Mobile Smart, focused interface for productive mobile users KWizCom Mobile Smart, focused interface for productive mobile users KWizCom Mobile Smart, focused interface for productive mobile users Server solution Demo Creating a custom-tailored Sales mobile workspace This is our Sales web workspace 27 This is how it looks using SharePoint 2010 mobile view 28 This is what I really need while I am out of the office This is the default mobile UI after KWizCom Mobile is installed So, how do we create this “custom mobile page”? 1 Create mobile page 2 Create page parts 3 Create custom actions Let’s create a new custom mobile page 1 2 33 Type page name and click “Add Page” Page added, let’s preview it Let’s create a KPI page part Type the page part’s name and click “Add Page Part” Page part added. Now let’s connect it to the KPI list. Select “List View” type Select the requested list and view (Can be a remote list) Let’s click “Apply” and preview the result mobile page Create “Actions” page part and four custom actions 41 Type the page part’s name and click Create “Actions” “Add Page Part”page part 1 Select “Actions list/grid” type Now let’s start adding the actions Select “Sales Leads” list Select View or Action for that list Select icon for the action And click “Add” to add the action to the page part The action has been added Let’s click “Apply” and preview the result mobile page Create the next action same way, just connect to the “Products” list Let’s click Apply and preview the result UI Preview result (Actions grid) Preview result (Actions list) So far, we used OOTB actions that simply display views. Let’s create a Custom Action, called: “New urgent task” Create a custom list action: “New urgent task” “%complete”, “Status” fields are hidden with defined defaults “Assigned to” by default will be the creator (Impossible to do with SharePoint OOTB) “Start Date” = Today “Due Date” = Tomorrow Priority = High (Do not show these fields) 2 1 Let’s add a list custom action to the Tasks list Add the action 1 Update the action’s properties 2 Define who should see this action 3 Define in which views the action should be visible 4 Check to create a new task item 5 Configure the fields that will be auto-updated in the new created follow-up task 6 Workflows to trigger after item has been created Which item fields should be displayed 7 8 Going back to our custom mobile settings page Let’s add the “New urgent task” Custom action to the Actions page part. Now this custom action is available for us to use After adding this custom action, let’s save settings and see how it works… Only the fields that require user-input appear, all other are auto-updated Let’s click to create a new urgent task √ Less data entry, less mistakes √ Less page post-backs √ Faster update time Create an item custom action: “Close Task” Should be available only to the task’s owner Set status = Completed Set %Complete=100% Redirect to “My Tasks” view 2 1 Let’s add an item custom action to the Tasks list Add the action 1 Update the action’s properties 2 Redirect to “My Tasks” view after completion Define who should see this action (Static permissions) 3 Define dynamic conditions for the action’s visibility 4 Check to update the item’s properties 5 6 Configure the fields that will be auto-updated Let’s click “OK” and browse the Tasks list to see the results Let’s view one of the tasks Viewing the Tasks list as an administrator Let’s click the “Actions” menu The task is Not assigned to me The “Close Task” custom action is not available (I am not the task’s owner) Let’s login as testclient1 user… Logged-in as testclient1 The “Close Task” custom action is now available (I am the task’s owner) Let’s click to close the task We are redirected to the “My Tasks” view, as configured Let’s click to view this task again Now the task is completed If we click the “Actions” button again… The “Close Task” is no longer available. because it is not relevant to the current context. Cascaded fields Repeating rows field Custom Actions KWizCom Mobile Enterprise Field-level permissions View-level permissions Dynamic field constraints Dynamic default values Field-grouping (Tabs) Professional Standard KWizCom Forms KWizCom Mobile Easily configure custom mobile solutions Exactly the pages & menus that your business users need! Less clicks, less page refreshes Work FASTER Easy-to-use mobile solutions KWizCom Mobile Product web page: www.kwizcom.com/sharepoint-add-ons/sharepoint-mobile-extensions Download FREE trial version: www.kwizcom.com/sharepoint-add-ons/sharepoint-mobileextensions/download/ Questions? Nimrod Geva Product Group Manager, KWizCom [email protected]
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