Category Archives: Dynamics CRM

How to Call an Action through Power Automate(MS Flow)

Introduction As Microsoft is providing us more flexibility with Power Automate (MS Flow), recently we found that now we can call the Action through Power Automate (MS Flow) directly. Previously we used to call an Action through HTTP request, but now we can directly call an Action through the Power Automate (flow) steps. Before that… Read More »

Display Error Message in header from the Editable Grid in Dynamics 365 CRM

Introduction: Dynamics 365 CRM added yet another feature which will show the error message and error icon for the editable grid in the unified interface. This error message comes from the Business rule and plugin which will prevent saving of record. Working: Here we are creating the Business rule to display error message in the… Read More »

Working of ‘Delay Until’ Microsoft Flow component with different Dynamics 365 CRM Date behaviour

Introduction Introduction of Microsoft Flow for Dynamics 365 CRM has extended the functionality of Dynamics 365 CRM thereby allowing it an easy way to interact with other systems or include features which required much more custom development. It is also considered as an advanced version of Workflow where we can achieve tasks which were difficult… Read More »

Power Platform: How to Build AI Object Detector using Power Platform

Introduction In this AI Builder three-part blog series, first blog was about how to use AI Builder to extract Form document data and second blog highlighted the use of AI Builder Text classification model. Now in the third and final blog we will see how to build an AI Object Detector using Power Platform. Object… Read More »

Use of Relative URLs in Dynamics 365 CRM Classic Web & Unified Interface SiteMap

Introduction In this blog, we’ll see how to use Relative URLs in Dynamics 365 CRM Classic Web, and Dynamics 365 CRM Unified Interface, and the difference between the two while opening a Relative URL. There are some entities in Dynamics 365 CRM which are not directly available or accessible on the SiteMap (e.g. Document Template,… Read More »