The customization process for the Produmex mobile applications consists of the following steps:

• Enable the Customization Assist mode and run the client application. Check the customization information of the screen.
• Create the custom field and/or the SAP user query.
• Restart the client application and check the results of the customization.

Many screens of Produmex mobile applications are customizable with SAP Business One’s queries. The used query have to be named specifically based on the screen it is used on. The query names, and parameters can be found with the help of the 'Customization Assist'. The query result column names indicate which fields to set.

Supported customization types:

• Preset field data
• Validation: The system checks if the entered values are correct during a ‘validate’ or a ‘button’ event.
• Add new fields/Hide existing fields

To see information regarding the customization possibilities enable the Customization Assist mode.

Note: The Customization Assist mode is only needed to see customization possibilities. It is not required to be enabled during normal operations.

1. Start the Produmex Scan Configuration application.

2. Enable the Customization Assist Mode setting on the Advanced tab, then press OK to save the setting.

3. Run Produmex Scan and go to the screen that needs to be customized.

4. Tap the C button on the top of the screen.

The Customization screen opens up and it lists the possible parameters for customization with their current value and the customizable events.

Open the Customization Fields table in SAP Business One via Tools > User-Defined Windows > Customization Fields (BXCUSTFD).

The field name will be used to identify the field on the Customization window and in user queries. It is possible to create a new field or to add an existing Produmex Scan field. If the name of an existing field is added, the other properties can be changed.

Example:
In the example we add a custom delivery date field to the Goods Receipt PO screen and we hide the UoM field.

To add data to the fields defined in the Customization Fields user table, use user queries.

It is also possible to add fields that already exist in SAP Business One as a user defined field. In this case no user query is required to copy the values added on the scanner to the database, but additional user queries are needed to populate the fields on the device with the database values.

Note: This function does not exist on line level.

In order to add an SBO header field, add the DI API field name and the BO_ prefix as the field name on the Customization Fields user table.

Hereinafter you can also change the other properties. When providing the value for Screen, make sure that you indicate the screen from where the final posting process will begin.

Example:
Add the Description field from the SBO Bin Location Master Data form to the Bin Attributes Produmex Scan screen.

Exception: Field Ref2 must be referenced as BO_Reference2 in the Field Name column.

Note: This function does not exist on line level.

In order to add an SBO user defined field, add the field title with the BO_U_ prefix as the field name on the Customization Fields user table.

Hereinafter you can also change the other properties. When providing the value for Screen, make sure that you indicate the screen from where the final posting process will begin.

Example:
Add the ‘Customer’ user defined field from the SBO Bin Location Master Data form to the Bin Attributes Produmex Scan screen.

Batch and Serial Number Details has to be added with the following format: #FieldName.

The default Serial number input field should be the last input field during the data entering process. It is because the Serial number will be added to the list in its validation event.

NOTE: Batch and serial number details are not supported on material return documents and A/R Credit Memos.

Type of the field.Supported field types:

• Button(13): Creates a new button. It will have a ‘click’ and ‘click after’ event.
• String(0): Creates a new input field for alphanumeric values. It will have a ‘validate’ and ‘validate after’ event.
• Quantity(5): Creates a new input field. The user can add a number with decimals as the value. It will have a ‘validate’ and ‘validate after’ event.
• Percent(6): Creates a new input field. The user can add a percentage as the value. It will have a ‘validate’ and ‘validate after’ event.
• Integer(8): Creates a new input field. The user can add a whole number as the value. It will have a ‘validate’ and ‘validate after’ event.

The displayed text. It is also possible the change the label of an existing field.

The name of the mobile solution. Add BXMobileWH9.

Defines whether the new field is added to an external screen or not. If you select Yes in the column, a new button (E) is displayed to open the external screen.

The position of an object can be changed in this field. Possible values:

• x: - horizontal position (% of screen width from left)
• y: - vertical position (% of screen height from top)
• w: - width (% of screen width)
• h: - height (% of screen height)
• f: - font size (pixel) only on ‘Button’ and for DataRepeater
• lines: - the number of extra lines to be added to the screen, only for DataRepeater
  (see section 7. Manipulating DataRepeater / 7.3. Adding extra lines to screens)

Please note that only integer values are allowed. Separate the different parameters with the ‘;’ character.
E.g.: x:1;y:50;w:50;h:80;lines:3

Font size example:

If it is set to yes, the field is displayed on the next screen as well and the entered value is in read-only mode on this second screen.

Note:

• If a field is customized on a given screen, it cannot be added to the same screen again as a protected field.
• It is recommended to convert the value of the protected field on the second screen in your query because if the field does not contain any value, it can cause any error.

Defines whether the field will be read only or not.

The screen name. The screen name can be found in the first line on the Customization window.

Defines whether the field is displayed on the screen or not.

Open the Query Manager in SAP Business One via: Tools > Queries > Query Manager

Create the user query.
The name of the query defines when it will be executed, therefore save it as the name of the event when you would like to run the user query.

The following message types can be used in user queries for Produmex Scan:

• I: Information
  A pop up information message will be prompted, that needs user confirmation (OK). The event will execute.
• E: Error
  A pop up error message will be prompted, that needs user confirmation (OK). The event will not execute.
• YM: Yes/No with message box
  A pop up confirmation message will be prompted, that can be answered with yes or no. The event will execute depending on user choice.

To apply the customization restart the mobile application.