Introduction Recently, while trying to work on Microsoft Flow to perform some actions from Dynamics CRM on-premise, we discovered that to access on-premise data we needed to create connection with Microsoft flow. So, in this blog we will show how you can connect your on-premise organization with Microsoft flow. It is possible to connect Microsoft… Read More »
Introduction: Microsoft Flow has definitely leveraged the capabilities of Dynamics 365 to a next level and with the long list of connectors, it provides seamless integration across various different digital ecosystems. In this blog we are going to discuss a workaround to retrieve records linked to each other via many to many relationship in Dynamics… Read More »
Introduction: In this blog, we will discuss a workaround for triggering Microsoft flow via Dynamics 365 custom ribbon button. For this, We would place a hidden two option field on form and then we would toggle its value to true via custom ribbon button and save the record, we would need to keep the triggering point of… Read More »
Introduction: If we want to calculate the Age in a number of years using Birthdate field (i.e. Date type field) in CRM we can achieve this in multiple ways. Here we tried to achieve this functionality using MS Flow. Below example is configured for contact entity and flow will trigger whenever the record is created… Read More »
Introduction: Microsoft Flow is the best thing ever happened to citizen developers. The flexibility to perform some actions and the ease at which those actions can be configured is the deal breaker. Microsoft Flow is a sister app to Azure Logic Apps, but the fact that it is so well integrated with Dynamics 365 Customer… Read More »
As we know, we can easily see or create FLOW processes from Dynamics 365 CE for required entities using FLOW button. This FLOW button, we can see on Entity’s Homepage and FORM and as well in Site Map. To show or hide the FLOW button in CRM, we can use system settings. For this, we… Read More »
Introduction: In one of our recent blog we saw, How to automatically send greeting email on Birthdays using Microsoft Flow. In order to take customer relations to a next level, any company or establishment would surely like to greet their valuable customers regardless of whether they are born on 29 Feb or not. This blog… Read More »
Recently we received a business requirement where client wants to send Birthday Emails to the CRM contacts. We tried this using Microsoft Flow. In this blog we will discuss this. First we need to create a Recurrence trigger so that this functionality will run every day. To create recurrence trigger in Flow please follow below… Read More »
Introduction: Dynamics 365 Records can be created from Excel using Microsoft flow “Create Dynamics 365 Leads from an Excel table”. This is useful if user wants to create Records for each row from the Excel that is uploaded on any cloud storage space like google drive, OneDrive, DropBox, FTP, etc. In this blog, we will… Read More »
Introduction: In our Microsoft Flow blog series, we have explored various topics related to Microsoft Flow and will keep on exploring more. Microsoft flow helps us to create a backup of our data in smart sheet. So user don’t need to download excel from CRM for further analysis. Recently while working in Microsoft Flow we found something amazing… Read More »