Posts Tagged ‘Power Automate’
Dynamics 365 – Send a Customer Case with Azure SMS
One of the most common customer service practices is to notify the customer when they have submitted a new incident with the incident number and a message about the expected resolution time. Historically this was done with an email sent to the customer’s email address for their tracking purposes, but that was so 2010! It’s…
Read MoreLet’s Talk Power Automate
We recently had a client request an enhancement for their Dynamics 365 Sales opportunities and quotes to include freight charges at the product line level. While standard Dynamics 365 includes freight amounts at the Opportunity and Quote levels, our solution showcased below requires extending this functionality. Using Power Automate and Dataverse (formerly CDS), we implemented…
Read MoreDynamics 365 Connected Customer Service Example
In a world of “Internet of Things” (IoT), wouldn’t it be nice to be able to proactively service your customer’s needs almost without them knowing about it? As our world is more connected than ever now, IoT provides service organizations abilities to monitor and identify equipment issues before they become even larger and more unmanageable. …
Read MoreBusiness Events in Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain – How To
It is time to shine some light on a lesser known tool in D365, the Business Event. The Business event has been around since early 2019 but somehow has managed to fly under the radar. It can be a very valuable tool in connecting D365 with a variety of external systems and resources. We are…
Read MoreHackathon 2020 – Low code, no code, hack mode!
Ready to go Mere minutes before the start of my first hack-a-thon, I sat in the deepest recesses of my basement; the main lights shut down in favor of a temporary single bulb, dangling above my desk, gently swaying back and worth. I thought to myself, “This seems like a proper hack environment!” I have…
Read MoreMicrosoft Power Automate: Over 300 Connectors and Counting
Microsoft Power Automate, formerly known as Microsoft Flow, has continued to make strides in its pursuit of enabling greater productivity through automation of “repetitive, time-consuming tasks”. With the addition of 18 new connectors in the past 2 months, the product now boasts over 300 connectors in total. What does that mean? Well, the sky is…
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