Working Offline

Offline mode in mobile applications refers to the ability to function without an active internet connection. In other words, in offline mode, the user can continue using the application features and functionalities without being connected to the internet. The offline mode is helpful for mobile applications, whose probability is high of being used in areas with limited or no internet connectivity, such as remote areas or traveling on a plane. Ultimately, this mode assures that the user experience remains unaffected during limited connectivity.

In offline mode, the data is stored locally on the user's device. This data then becomes actionable without requiring internet access. When the user goes back online, the application synchronizes the local data with the server to ensure that the application content is up to date.

Overview

Offline mode in mobile applications refers to the ability to function without an active internet connection. In other words, in offline mode, the user can continue using the application features and functionalities without being connected to the internet

Managing Offline Mode

Working offline gives the potential to access the application data anytime and anywhere. The application’s ability to work offline helps users finish their work on time without missing any details.

Points to Remember

The users should note the following while working offline: The maximum capacity to save offline records is 50 for each module.The retention period of an offline record is seven days, after which the record is removed from the offline view.