| Section | Weight | Objectives |
| Configure field service applications | 20–25% | - Configure service agreements, booking rules, and settings
- Configure core settings and administration areas
- Configure resources, resource types, and resource roles
- Configure incident types, service tasks, and products
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| Manage inventory and purchasing | 5–10% | - Manage purchasing, purchase orders, and vendor returns
- Configure inventory settings, warehouses, and product catalog
- Process inventory transactions: receive, transfer, adjust, and consume
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| Manage work orders and customer assets | 25–30% | - Process work order lifecycle: creation, assignment, completion, and closure
- Manage work order products, services, and skills requirements
- Manage customer assets, asset hierarchies, and service history
- Create and manage work orders, work order types, and statuses
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| Schedule and dispatch work orders | 15–20% | - Manage bookings, resource availability, and conflicts
- Use schedule board, schedule assistant, and resource optimization
- Configure and use resource scheduling optimization (RSO)
- Configure scheduling parameters, booking statuses, and requirements
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| Implement Microsoft Power Platform | 5–10% | - Configure and use connected field service and IoT features
- Integrate with Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI
- Extend functionality with customizations and solutions
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| Manage the Field Service mobile app | 5–10% | - Manage mobile user access, security, and synchronization
- Customize mobile forms, views, and offline capabilities
- Install, configure, and deploy mobile app
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