Keeping data flowing between applications is critical in today’s connected
business world. Organizations using Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM (formerly
Dynamics CRM) often need to integrate with external systems like ERP platforms,
customer portals, o...
What Are Low-Code Plug-Ins? In Microsoft Dynamics 365, a plug-in is a piece of
custom logic that executes when certain events occur in the Dataverse platform
(e.g., when a record is created, updated, or deleted). Traditionally, these
plug-ins are ...
Azure Key Vault is a service by Microsoft Azure that helps securely store and
manage sensitive information such as API keys, connection strings, and
certificates. It makes it easier for developers and organizations to keep
important data safe. Thi...
What is PCF? PowerApps Component Framework (PCF) lets you build custom UI
components for model-driven apps, canvas apps, and portals in Power
Platform.Examples: Step 1: Prerequisites Before starting, ensure the following
are installed and configur...
Top 50 Dynamics 365 CRM Interview Questions and Answers is a helpful blog post
for anyone preparing for a Dynamics 365 CRM interview. Whether you’re just
starting out or have some experience, this post covers the most commonly asked
questions in a...
It’s important to know when and how to use plugins and custom workflows to build
smart and easy-to-manage solutions in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM. The real-life
examples below show different situations and help you choose the right
automation meth...
In Dynamics 365 CRM, automating business logic is a key part of delivering a
smooth user experience. Two major tools used for this are Plugins and Custom
Workflows. While they may seem similar at first glance, they serve different
purposes and are...
As a Dynamics 365 CRM developer, you might need to show data from one entity
directly inside another entity’s form. For example, imagine you want to display
a Contact’s details (like name, email, and phone) right on an Account’s main
form, so user...