To automatically generate work orders based on agreements in Dynamics 365 for Field Service, it is crucial to ensure that the agreement is active and that the auto-generate work order option is set to 'Yes' during the Booking Setup stage. The provided solution does not explicitly mention setting the auto-generate work order option or activating the agreement, so it does not fully meet the goal.
To ensure that alerts from Azure IoT Central are received in Dynamics 365, you need to configure the 'Create CFS alerts from IoT Central Workflow' within Dynamics 365. This workflow is crucial for establishing the necessary communication between IoT Central and the Dynamics 365 system, enabling the system to process incoming alerts and take appropriate actions based on those alerts.
To resolve the issue of work orders not being sent back to Azure IoT Central, you should configure the Microsoft Flow 'When a work order is created in Connected Field Service, update IoT Central'. This action ensures that the system automatically updates IoT Central whenever a new work order is created in Dynamics 365, maintaining synchronization between the two systems.
Connected Field Service is designed to leverage IoT (Internet of Things) capabilities to monitor and manage equipment remotely. By using IoT sensors, it can detect and diagnose issues before they become critical, often resolving problems remotely without needing to dispatch technicians. This functionality aligns with the customer's request to decrease the number of repair appointments by sending fewer technicians onsite.