Introduction Power Automate has been introducing new features and one of them is ‘Relate/Unrelate Records’ feature. This is a step towards new common data service connector and it supports 1: N, N: N relationships. Now, let’s see with an example how it works. We have two entities ‘Contact’ and ‘Web Role’ and there is N:… Read More »
Introduction In this blog, we will see how to run PCF Control in multiple languages. Let’s consider a scenario where we have one PCF field control, which contains some user interface part which we currently display in only one language i.e English. Now, we want to display PCF control UI part in more than one… Read More »
Introduction Power Automate is the next big thing for Microsoft as it helps to perform automated actions and operations without requiring pro-dev capabilities. The power of the flow however, depends on how comprehensive the connectors are. Microsoft has been working to enhance its connectors for Dynamics 365 CRM. This journey started with the release of… Read More »
Introduction In the earlier blog, I was looking to show an end-to-end flow using Canvas Apps & Power Automate flows. I wanted to include a call to an Action created in Dynamics 365 CRM to complete the picture. But I was not able to include the Power Automate flow in the Canvas App if the… Read More »
Introduction It is well-known that Power Automate is a low-code, no-code solution to automation with various triggers that it supports including Event driven, HTTP request, Timer/Scheduled and Manual flows. Manual/Button flows help in designing powerful Canvas Apps that can offload complex logic executions to flow while focusing on user experience of the app. In this… Read More »
Introduction Microsoft Flow is bringing new connectors day by day to ease the life of its users. With the new connector for Common Data Service, while performing the List Records action, now we have the provision to use Select Query, Fetch XML Query and Skip token, rest of the other things remaining the same. Today,… Read More »
Introduction: Microsoft Flow is a Microsoft service which works as middle ware in different platforms and allows to perform many operations in Dynamics 365 CRM that is similar to workflows. In this blog, we will see how we can run the Microsoft Flow directly from the custom button of Dynamics 365 CRM. For example, we… Read More »
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 »
Introduction As we know in Dynamics 365 CE, the record access level plays a very crucial role, because it helps users to limit the access to the records in the Organization. This access of records can be to whole Organization, Parent: Child Business Units, Business Unit and User level. In the same way we can… Read More »
Introduction Microsoft Flow helps us to automate everything – from simple notifications to complex business processes with defined steps and stages. By using Approval process you can manage the approval decision of invoices, leads etc. from the higher level management in the organization. In this blog, we are going to explore how to automate Quote… Read More »