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Dynamics 365 Commerce: Design POS screen layouts in a modern browser designer
Create and preview POS screen layouts in headquarters with a modern web designer that simplifies configuration and reduces design iterations.
The Screen layout designer is modernized as a React-based web experience embedded in Commerce headquarters, with a JSON-based layout backbone replacing the legacy XML representation. The feature applies to Store Commerce point of sale (POS).
The modernization includes these core capabilities:
Visual layout and button-grid authoring: Arrange and resize supported POS components on a drag-and-drop canvas, configure properties, and edit associated button grids and POS operation mappings in a unified experience.
Live preview: Inspect layouts and their associated button-grid operations while designing, and preview supported device sizes and orientations without distributing every design iteration to stores.
Existing layout migration: Bring existing screen layouts and button-grid configurations into the modern designer rather than recreate them from scratch.
Reusable configuration: Reuse layout templates with store-specific overrides to reduce the need to maintain duplicate layouts.
Modern usability: Work with contextual properties, familiar Fluent…
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Roadmap ID
577893
Status
In development
General availability target
June CY2027
Preview target
January CY2027
Products
Dynamics 365 Commerce
Clouds
Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant)
Release phases
General Availability, Preview
Platforms
Web
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