The disconnected mobile application reference section demonstrates how the UNICOM Intelligence specific file formats (MDD and CHJ files) can be transformed into a neutral format for transfer and use on mobile devices. The section also shows the process of interacting with the synchronization web service to authenticate and transfer data.

The interface to the UNICOM Intelligence system is through APIs that are published in the UNICOM Intelligence Developer Documentation Library. In general, the APIs are documented, not file and data formats. Because the APIs can only be used on the Microsoft Windows operating system, the UNICOM Intelligence data must be transformed into a format that can readily be used on non Windows mobile devices.

The section provides an example MobileSyncWebService that transforms UNICOM Intelligence data to XML, which can then be used on mobile devices. This MobileSyncWebService interact with the UNICOM Intelligence Synchronization Web Service (SyncWebServiceV2) to retrieve surveys from UNICOM Intelligence and submit results back to UNICOM Intelligence.

MobileSyncWebService supports UNICOM Intelligence Author level support, not Full support. Projects that are built in Author work, except for ScriptItem routing items.