адреса

адреса

Stores address and shipping information for a customer. This entity is used to store additional addresses for an account.

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Nozare/domēns: Software
Category: CRM applications
Company: Microsoft
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IP адреса

Software; Online services; Email; Internet

Уникатен број доделен на секој уред конектиран со интернетот. IP адресата може да биде динамична, што значи да се менува секогаш кога пристигнува мејл порака или кога се испраќа ...

сајт

Software; CRM applications

A business location to which resources are assigned. A site is used to ensure that all resources required for a service are in the same physical location.

мапа на сајтот

Software; CRM applications

An XML representation of the structure of the Navigation Pane in Microsoft CRM, including the areas, groups, and subareas where entities are displayed, and the privileges ...

статус

Software; CRM applications

The state of a record or activity. For example, a case can be Active or Resolved, and an e-mail activity can have a status of Draft or Sent. Status is also used by workflow rules ...

задача

Software; CRM applications

A generic activity representing work needed to be done.

темлејт

Software; CRM applications

A framework for an e-mail message, contract, or article. Templates are used to ensure consistent layouts and content in similar types of documents.

веб сервис

Software; CRM applications

A unit of application logic that provides data and services to other applications that can be invoked using standard Internet transport protocols such as Hypertext Transfer ...

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