MicroStrategy ONE
Storing links on NFC tags on Android devices
You can store a link on Near Field Communications (NFC) tags to open the Home screen, Settings screen, Help screen, or the contents of the Shared Library folder on an Android device through MicroStrategy Mobile. An NFC tag is a small piece of hardware that broadcasts short-range wireless signals to compatible devices. When a Mobile user places her NFC capable Android device within the required range of the NFC tag, a link is broadcast to her device. This link opens MicroStrategy Mobile on the Android device and displays the specified screen.
A Mobile user can only view the projects that her device has been configured to access. When creating a link for NFC tags, ensure that your target audience is using a mobile configuration that provides access to the specified report, document, or folder.
To store a link on your NFC tags, use a third-party NFC programming app on an NFC capable Android device. The table below lists the types of links you can create on NFC tags, and the URL to use to create them. The URLs in the table open the default MicroStrategy Mobile application. If your organization has a customized version of MicroStrategy Mobile, replace mstr:// with your customized URL prefix.
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Display the Home screen |
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Display the Settings screen |
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Display the Help screen |
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Display the contents of the Shared Library folder |
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Display the previously viewed screen (Back) |
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