You may need to apply to the Environment Agency for an environmental permit if your business uses, recycles, treats, stores or disposes of waste or mining waste. This permit can be for activities at one site or for mobile plant that can be used at many sites.

There are multiple Licensing and Permitting services which will all be based on Dynamics 365. The generic Licensing and Permitting Solution and the Solution for each specific service are contained within this repository.

This service is currently beta for the Waste Permitting Solution and has been developed in accordance with the Digital by Default service standard, putting user needs first and delivered iteratively.

Please make sure the following are installed:

• Visual Studio 2015
• Latest version of Dynamics 365 SDK
• Github for Visual Studio

The Visual Studio solutions reflect the Dynamics 365 Solutions. Additional Solutions will be added as subsequent Licensing and Permitting services are developed:-

• Core - Common Customer configuration that will be common across all DEFRA CRM instances
• Licensing and Permitting - Generic Licensing and Permitting Configuration
• Waste Permits - Configuration specific to Waste Permits

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/DEFRA/license-and-permitting-dynamics.git && cd license-and-permitting-dynamics

Build each solution. All nuget package dependencies will be automatically installed.

Once built, import the Solutions into Dynamics 365 in the following order:-

1. Core
2. Licensing and Permitting
3. Waste Permits

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