Functional and technical
Aspose.Words – Generating reports in Dataverse
Need to generate PDF reports as part of your job? Then you’ll love Aspose.Words. Here’s how to create your reports with this affordable, easy-to-use tool. In this article, I’ll explain how to create reports using Aspose.Words, a powerful tool for presenting complex data in a variety of ways. Why do I love using it? First, because it’s easy to maintain […]
Inversion of Control in Dynamics 365
Developers and architects, are you developing an application with Dynamics 365? How can you make sure to focus on the use cases of the application in the context of the business domain and not on the way it is achieved? Learn more on dependency injection and inversion of control to achieve this. Typical focus – […]
Power Automate – Infer the Flow Run URL
Do you automate tasks by creating flows with Power Automate? As an administrator or maker, you may need to look at previous executions of a flow for monitoring or troubleshooting purposes. What if you could infer the flow run URL during the execution of a flow? Wouldn’t that be great? Here’s how in 4 easy steps. Usually, to view a flow execution logs, you must […]
Power Automate – Get the Flow Trigger Context Information
Business developers, do you use Power Automate to automate your organization’s business processes? And are you developing flows using the Common Data Service connector (Current Environment)? If so, there have probably been times when you needed information about the context in which the flow was triggered. Here’s how to obtain this info. When you generate flows in the Power Automate environment […]
How to Connect Dynamics 365 to Azure for Error Logging
An error occurred on your Dynamics 365 portal? Did you know it was possible to record relevant details and consult them? This way, more information on the causes of the error will give you clues as to how to correct it. But how can one do it, you may ask? By connecting Dynamics 365 to Azure for error logging! Before we start, make sure that: your organization runs the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Portal; it runs online (and not as […]
Microsoft Modifications – What’s New in Dynamics 365 Sales
Dynamics 365 Sales is part of the batch of apps that Microsoft revamped last October. What new bells and whistles will allow sellers to close more opportunities? Continuing our series on the latest changes in the Microsoft ecosystem, here’s what’s new in Dynamics 365 Sales. Here are 5 new app features: What’s Dynamics 365 Sales? Before we move on, let’s take a look at Microsoft’s Dynamics […]
Microsoft Changes: What are the Changes for API Calls?
The changes made by Microsoft in October will also be applicable for the use of APIs (Application Processing Interfaces). The plans of the application programming interface, which serve as a kind of toolbox for developers, have been modified. Following our article on license modifications as well as the one on Power Apps and Flow, here are the newest developments on […]
Microsoft Changes: Gaining a better understanding of the new Unified Interface
Last October, Microsoft implemented several changes to improve its offer. Until now, many users are still scratching their heads to understand what these changes mean in concrete terms. We have prepared a series of articles to help you understand them. In this blog post, you will find out what you need to know about the new Unified Interface: What is […]
Microsoft Dynamics 365 License Changes: What you need to know for your renewal
As of October, the announced changes for Microsoft Dynamics 365 licenses have been put into place. Customers who were licensed with the Customer Engagement Plan must now choose from a customized plan. If your organization licensed with the Customer Engagement Plan, you will need to take steps to move users to the Microsoft new license […]
What you need to know about changes to Microsoft Power Apps and Flow licencing
The changes announced by Microsoft for its applications have been in place since October. These changes allow users to work on the applications they need when they need them. After discussing the changes for Dynamics 365 licences, we now present those for Power Apps and Microsoft Flow. Here’s what’s new with Power Apps and Microsoft […]
