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Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

December 21, 2018   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

There is a standard sitemap for all Dynamics 365 instances, but chances are the default sitemap does not scream ease of navigation for your organization. It is important that Users can easily find the entities they need without hunting column by column, and more importantly, they see what they need to see, and ONLY what they need to see.

site map 1 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

Dynamics 365 provides the ability to modify the standard sitemap without coding, allowing everyday users to easily modify the layout, making it a better fit for your business. You will need either the System Administrator or System Customizer role to perform the following actions.

To customize the sitemap, simply go to Settings > Customizations > Customize the System.

site map 2 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

You will find multiple sitemaps under Client Extensions, there is typically one which contains all apps, and then others which are each tied to a specific app.

site map 3 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

In this case, we are using the default one which is labeled “Site Map”.

site map 4 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

There are three components that you can easily drag and drop to create/modify your sitemap. Once you have each of the components added, you can click on each one and configure the properties for each component. And if necessary you can drag and drop the components around to change their order and/or the column they display in. You can also remove components which are not needed.

Tips:

1. You will need to check the Show Groups checkbox to enable the Group before dragging the Group to your sitemap.

site map 5 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

2. You can choose different Types of components for a subarea, and once you choose an option, irrelevant fields in the pane will be greyed out.

site map 6 Ease Navigation, Edit the Site Map in Dynamics 365

If you need assistance or have any questions when configuring your sitemap, please feel free to reach out to our support team at [email protected]. We are always happy to help you increase the productivity of your Dynamics 365 environment!

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