Field Monitoring (Setup) in Business Central | Monitor Log Entries
- 11 days ago
Agenda of the Video▶️: How to "Monitor and Track" Changes to the important Fields in Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Field monitoring: This is a special feature in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central that allows you to monitor important fields and track changes made to them.
This feature helps you keep sensitive data secure and private, and provides an additional layer of security for your business.
➡️Hint: Try to View the Page of the "Data Classification Worksheet".
✅ Data Classification Worksheet: - To Classify the fields that hold sensitive or personal data, a Microsoft partner can set the Data Classification property on fields. This requires access to the database tables, either through the development environment or by running a Windows PowerShell script.
As a Customer, you can add a second level of classification by specifying sensitivity levels for the data you store in standard and custom fields.
Classifying Data Sensitivity helps ensure that you know where you keep personal data in your system, and makes it easier to respond to requests from data subjects.
For Example, if a contact or customer asks you to export their personal data.
Field monitoring: This is a special feature in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central that allows you to monitor important fields and track changes made to them.
This feature helps you keep sensitive data secure and private, and provides an additional layer of security for your business.
➡️Hint: Try to View the Page of the "Data Classification Worksheet".
✅ Data Classification Worksheet: - To Classify the fields that hold sensitive or personal data, a Microsoft partner can set the Data Classification property on fields. This requires access to the database tables, either through the development environment or by running a Windows PowerShell script.
As a Customer, you can add a second level of classification by specifying sensitivity levels for the data you store in standard and custom fields.
Classifying Data Sensitivity helps ensure that you know where you keep personal data in your system, and makes it easier to respond to requests from data subjects.
For Example, if a contact or customer asks you to export their personal data.