Word Templates – Introduction
Word Templates are one of my favourite unsung heroes of Dynamics 365. They are great, they allow you to create quick and easy templates which can be used…
Word Templates are one of my favourite unsung heroes of Dynamics 365. They are great, they allow you to create quick and easy templates which can be used…
I’ve seen a few tweets of admiration, appreciation and inspiration for the Dynamics/PowerPlatform community the last couple of days so I wanted to write a blog post talking…
This is a summary of part 1 and part 2 of my series on Flow Vs Workflows. One of the reasons to begin this series was to learn…
Following on from my previous post about Microsoft Flow vs Dynamics 365 Workflows, this time we are looking at the built in workflow engine in Dynamics 365 Customer…
I’ve seen some chatter recently about people’s use of Microsoft Flow over Dynamics 365 Workflows. Some people are choosing to solely write flows, others are choosing a mixture…
Not my typical technical post but something I wanted to write about. I’ve been going to the CRMUG’s for a couple of years now and on October 11th…
Quick Tips – a succinct post which handles a specific tip or topic; not requiring too much explanation or guidance. Continuing my trend of copying Dynamics 365 instances,…
Flow is brilliant! Forms are a great tool! Both combined allow for some quick and easy data gathering. Let’s start by talking about Forms. Microsoft released Forms a…
Quick Tips – a succinct post which handles a specific tip or topic; not requiring too much explanation or guidance. I’ve come across quite a number of issues…
Matt’s notes: Since starting this blog, I’ve had numerous comments and messages from people in the D365 community wanting to collaborate or discuss with a fellow D365 Geek.…
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