Overview
When you install the connector, Business Central gains the machinery it needs to talk to Dime.Scheduler, but the footprint is deliberately small. The extension adds its own tables, pages and actions, and where it touches standard BC objects it only bolts on a button or a field. It never rewrites how a standard table behaves, so your existing setup keeps working exactly as before.
The pages that follow walk through what the connector brings. Most of these additions are plumbing the connector uses internally: you rarely interact with them directly, and unless an earlier section called one out, you don't need to know how it works to plan day to day.
New artifacts
These are the objects the connector creates from scratch. The bulk of them are tables that stage the data flowing between BC and Dime.Scheduler (appointments and their field values and resources, the source types, and the filter machinery), plus two actions you trigger to push capacity out.
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| Appointments | Table |
| Appointment card | Card |
| Appointment field values | Table |
| Appointment resources | Table |
| Source types | Table |
| Document filter value sources | Table |
| Filter groups | Table |
| Filter values | Table |
| Send resource capacity | Action |
| Send resource group capacity | Action |
Updated artifacts
Where the connector extends standard BC, it stays minimal: the Send record button is how you push a record across, while Repair status and Job planning line budget are fields the connector adds to track state.
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| Send record | Button |
| Repair status | Field |
| Job planning line budget | Field |