Recently, while cleaning up some old customizations in Dynamics 365, we came across an interesting dependency issue that was not immediately obvious from the user interface. What initially looked like
Recently, while cleaning up some old customizations in Dynamics 365, we came across an interesting dependency issue that was not immediately obvious from the user interface. What initially looked like
When running marketing campaigns, UTM parameters help us understand where our leads are coming from. They help us track whether a lead came from Google Ads, Facebook campaigns, email campaigns,
While working on a Lead Disqualification scenario in Dynamics 365, we ran into a strange issue. When trying to Disqualify a Lead, Dynamics 365 was showing the generic error message:
We were working on a data migration requirement where we needed to preserve system fields like created on and modified on. For Created On, things are straightforward. We can use
We recently worked on a requirement where we customized an out-of-the-box ribbon button in Dynamics 365 — specifically, the Reactivate Lead button. We had renamed it to ‘Reactivate’ as part