In this blog, we’ll cover why the “Flow Client Error: BadRequest” error while working with Power Automate occurs and guide you through the exact steps to resolve it, ensuring your flows run smoothly without unnecessary disruptions. Have you ever come across this error? It can be frustrating, especially when the error message doesn’t provide much… Read More »
In this blog, we will explore how Natural Language Grid Filtering & Sorting feature improves data search in Dataverse, making it easier to interact with large datasets using natural language. Managing and analyzing large datasets in Dataverse can often be challenging, especially when dealing with complex filters and advanced queries. However, with the introduction of… Read More »
In our previous blog, we covered regenerating the SAS key to secure Power Automate flows. While security is important, another challenge is managing callback URLs, which are crucial for external applications to trigger automation, especially in large-scale implementations. Manually accessing the Power Automate portal, finding the flow, and copying the callback URL each time is… Read More »
In the previous blog, we have explored how to install and configure Azure OpenAI Service, now we will be unlocking its potential further by integrating the appropriate model in your projects by programmatically in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM. Imagine a world where customer service agents don’t have to spend time searching through endless records to… Read More »
In the current digital age, keeping your website secure is more crucial than ever. Microsoft Power Pages provides a feature known as the Security Scan that allows you to scan and repair vulnerabilities, securing your site for users. In this blog, we will walk through the Security Scan, how to execute it, and why it is important for your website’s security. What is the Security Scan? This is a feature that is meant to assist you in making… Read More »
As mentioned in our previous blog, we discussed securing workflows by adding OAuth authentication to ensure that only authorized users within the tenant or specific individuals can execute the flow. However, when dealing with HTTP-triggered flows with anonymous access, keeping your Power Automate workflows secure is essential. Secure Access Signature (SAS) keys help protect these… Read More »
When working with workflows triggered by HTTP requests, you may face a common challenge, i.e., ensuring that only authorized users can start the workflow. In many cases, you might need to restrict access so that only specific users within your organization can trigger it. When a workflow is triggered by an HTTP request, controlling who… Read More »
Efficient data management is a cornerstone of any successful application, and Microsoft Power Apps consistently delivers tools that make this process easier. One such feature is the Modern Table Control in Canvas Apps, which now supports multi-select functionality. This powerful enhancement allows users to perform bulk actions effortlessly, streamlining workflows, reducing repetitive tasks, and elevating… Read More »
Meet Jack, a customer service representative working at a B2B company. He often finds himself too busy and stressed under a constant stream of cases, customer chats, and follow-ups. He juggles multiple conversations at once, trying to manage urgent support tickets while keeping up with ongoing inquiries. The back-and-forth causes him to lose track of… Read More »
Integrating charts from a model-driven app into a Power Pages portal can enhance data visualization and improve user experience by providing real-time insights directly within the portal. In this blog, we’ll walk through the process of adding a chart to a Power Pages portal using Liquid code ensuring a seamless experience for portal users. Use… Read More »