Views That Siebel Remote Users Require

The following table describes the views that a Siebel Remote user requires. For more information about configuring employees and providing access to views, see Siebel Applications Administration Guide.

View	Description
Mobile User Summary View	Displays the current state of the remote client. The user can use it to get information about when Siebel Remote extracted and initialized the remote client, and to get information about the last synchronization. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the Mobile User Summary view.
Dock Session Log	Displays information about each synchronization, including information about conflicts and other results of each synchronization. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the Remote Status view.
Auto Synchronization View	Allows each user to do the following work: Configure TrickleSync and synchronization reminders. For more information, see How Siebel Remote Uses TrickleSync to Manage Synchronization Frequency. Configure synchronization authentication credentials. Set parameters that determine synchronization behavior. The feature known as Auto Synchronization in previous releases is now named TrickleSync. The view for configuring TrickleSync is still named the Auto Synchronization view. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the DB Synchronization view.

View

Description

Mobile User Summary View

Displays the current state of the remote client. The user can use it to get information about when Siebel Remote extracted and initialized the remote client, and to get information about the last synchronization. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the Mobile User Summary view.

Dock Session Log

Displays information about each synchronization, including information about conflicts and other results of each synchronization. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the Remote Status view.

Auto Synchronization View

Allows each user to do the following work:

Configure TrickleSync and synchronization reminders. For more information, see How Siebel Remote Uses TrickleSync to Manage Synchronization Frequency.
Configure synchronization authentication credentials.
Set parameters that determine synchronization behavior.

The feature known as Auto Synchronization in previous releases is now named TrickleSync. The view for configuring TrickleSync is still named the Auto Synchronization view. To display this view, the user navigates to the User Preferences screen, and then the DB Synchronization view.