New sub here! I would like to ask if you can create an Inventory Management System or any real-world app using Dataverse instead of SharePoint as a data source. Thank you! 🙂
Thanks for subscribing my channel. Yes, I am planning to create an app building tutorials using Dataverse as an underlying database. Do you high level requirements for the IMS?
Thanks, you ask me, here are the requirements: 1. User Management - Basic CRUD Operations and can deactivate user accounts with role-based access control. 2. Inventory Tracking - Real-time inventory tracking with low stock alerts and discrepancy notifications. 3. Order Management - Process and track customer orders, including status updates and historical data. 4. Supplier Management - Manage supplier info and purchase orders, track deliveries and payments. 5. Reporting and Analytics - reporting and analytics to generate insights on inventory, sales, etc. 6. Security and Compliance 7. Admin/User Dashboard 8. Login/Logout User Interface If it's not possible or too demanding, please proceed with what is within your capabilities. I greatly appreciate your effort. ❤
@@user-oc2qc7fd5n thank you. I would recommend checking this video out by Lisa Crosbie: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LIC8DFW8fOE.htmlsi=p-VZew1_u9_2GIDu
@@RafsanHuseynov Thank you for your response. However, I have noticed that most of the Dataverse tutorials here are for model-driven apps, and most of the canvas app tutorials use SharePoint as the data source. I am looking for a canvas app tutorial that primarily uses Dataverse as the data service. Unfortunately, there are only a few, and most of them are already dated. So, I am hoping someone will provide a full tutorial on creating complete PowerApps projects that combine canvas apps and Dataverse. Thank you.
@@RafsanHuseynov I also liked your series on creating that project management app from parts 1 to 4. I was wondering if you could build a similar project, like an IMS or any other project, but using Dataverse. Thank you.
