We will follow the following steps in the AX development.

We will follow the following steps in the AX development.

1. Follow the naming convention:

- All new objects will start with a prefix ‘INC_ModuleNameofObject’
- Adding a new field to an existing table should be prefixed with ‘INC_ModuleNameofObject’
- Created Extended Data Types for any new fields you create.
- Follow the rest of the standard processes for methods, relations, indexes, delete actions.

2. Label file:

- Create a new label file or use an existing for your customization.
- Label file will have the 1st 3 digits of the Customer Name (Functional consultant can help
        to identify the names.)

3. Please maintain a XPO for the customization, we will use it for the deployment.
        Please maintain a backup and forward it to me end of the day.

4. The customization will be done on the test environment. It will be tested by the functional consultant
        and then by the end user.
        On confirmation we can plan to deploy it to the production environment.

5. We can do the deployment together to the production environment.

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