In this post, we’ll look at how we used the ParentContext property in Dynamics 365 plugins to determine if a plugin execution was triggered by another plugin and perform logic

Recently, while working with Quotes in Dynamics 365 Sales integrated with Supply Chain Management (SCM) through Dual-write, we encountered an interesting error while trying to activate an existing quote. When

In Dynamics 365, attribute maps define how data flows from one record to another when creating related records. For example, when creating a Contact from an Account, fields like Address,

Recently, we observed that one of our flows was getting triggered multiple times in our UAT environment; however, the flow was working properly in our Development environment. On comparing the

Recently we observed that our JavaScript code was not working as expected. Now when we write conditions in JavaScript, it’s natural to want to check if a variable equals one