Arguably the right-hand of the Main CRM App, as the whole Usecase revolves around the SAP Businesspartners.
This Module is able to pull – and prefilter, if necessary – the Businesspartner data from the SAP System.
All the displayed filters are case insensitive searches adjoined by wildcards.
A search for the city “Hausen” is therefore internally transformed into the wildcard search “*hausen*”.
This allows the Module to show all Businesspartners located in cities like “Berghausen”, “Mühlhausen” or “Zweithausen”.
Also all of the filters are exclusive to each other, meaning a search for “Samuel” in “Berlin” will show all Samuels reciding in Berlin, and not all Samuels and all Businesspartners reciding in Berlin.
The option to filter the search by an address is hidden per default, but can be enabled by flicking the Address Filter switch.
If a user is searching for a Businesspartner of a company, the result will include the type of relation of every matching person.
On a Desktop computer the search can also be triggered by pressing the Enter key while inside any of the input fields.
Each result is clickable and navigates to the detail page.
The detail page shows, as the name implies, detailed information about the Businesspartner.
This includes the full address, role, existing/upcoming appointments and any relation to other Businesspartners.
This Module also supports creating new Businesspartners, specifically new companies or regular Partners/Persons.

This Module incorporates the Microsoft Graph API to create new appointments for the user that is logged into the main CRM app.
The Module is able to take possible suggestion attendees which will be shown when adding attendees in the respective input field.
If all the user inputs are correct and the switch selection “Online Meeting” is enabled, a new Outlook calendar appointment will be created with the user as the organizer.
Every appointment created using this Module will also be stored in a local database referencing the Businesspartner it was created for.

This Module is shown at the top of the same screen as the Create Appointment Module.
It enables the user to search for any Functional Location of the underlying SAP System.
If the user enters three or more digits into the input field, a suggestion list with any entry matching the input will pop up.
Since wildcards are added to this search as well, an input of “MAR” also lists the Functional Location “OM.MAR” as a possible suggestion.
By entering information manually or selecting any of the suggestions and clicking on the Show button the detail information will be shown.
On a mobile device this can also be achieved by scanning a barcode using the native camera of the device.
The detail page initially shows general information, such as the manufacturer or the description of the Functional Location.
There are two tabs available for the Location and Structure information.
The location tab displays the address of the Functional Location as well as a OpenStreetMap pinpointing the exact location.
The structure tab shows the structure of the item utilizing an expandable tree.

For a more detailed description of how to configure the Azure OAuth identity provider, refer to this knowlege base article.
Please make sure to correctly configure the default permissions for users using this identity provider.
To do this, navigate to “Settings” -> “Authentications” -> select your Azure OAuth Authentication -> “User Roles” -> “Default Roles”, it is recommended to add atleast “SF_AppUser” for default Application privileges and “AppSF_CRM” for the privileges needed to use this CRM App Template.
The used Microsoft Graph API/functionality can be found here.