Overview
Guides for partners integrating Business Central with Dime.Scheduler. The reference pages under Installation and Configuration tell you what each setting does; these guides show you the order to do things in and what tends to go wrong.
If you have never connected the two systems before, the quick start guide is a slide deck that takes you from an empty BC container to your first appointment. It is the fastest way to see the whole shape of the integration before you commit to a customer environment.
From there:
- Building a sandbox. Running a container-based development environment sets up a local BC instance on Docker that you can break safely.
- Authentication. Set up and test OAuth2 continues where the connector setup leaves off, and is worth doing in a sandbox first.
- Matching resources to work. Use dimensions for filter groups turns BC dimensions into the qualifications and requirements Dime.Scheduler filters on.
- Going further than the standard extension. Extending the Dime.Scheduler extension is the deep end: events, custom tables and your own AL code.
Use dimensions for filter groups
Turn Business Central dimensions into filter groups so resource qualifications match task requirements automatically.
Running a container-based development environment
Deploy a local Business Central instance on Docker and connect it to Dime.Scheduler
Quick start guide to Dime.Scheduler for Business Central
Quick start guide to Dime.Scheduler for Business Central
Set up and test OAuth2
Enable OAuth2 on a Business Central test environment and verify the flow against Dime.Scheduler.
Extend the extension
Guides on how to build your own integration with Dime.Scheduler