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Microsoft Dynamics365 for Field Service Migration Tool for moving FieldOne to Dynamics365 for Field Service

My team and I were waiting so long for this tool:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56966
The following version requirements exist for source and target environments:
Source: Dynamics CRM 7.1 or later
FieldOne Sky 5.1.0107.611 or greater
Resco MobileCRM Woodford 9.1.4.0
You must upgrade Woodford to 9.1.4.0 and publish the mobile project to version 9.1 before migrating
Target: Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement Fall 2016 release or later
The process:
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The tool:
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More documentation is provided in the download ZIP package.
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  1. Rob PikeJanuary 14, 2019 at 7:41 AM

    Andreas, I downloaded the tooling from MS awhile back and I am only just now in need of it, but when I attempt to open the application it fails with an error. I tried to download from MS again but of course they have taken it down. Do you by chance still have a working copy of the tooling that you could send to me?

    Thanks,
    Rob

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