Here we have the final article in a three part series of how to create a Forms Library using Microsoft Flow, Dynamics Portals and Forms Pro. Part One showed all of the D365CE and Portal configuration needed, then Part Two showed how to create a Flow to actually generate Account specific surveys which would then be displayed in the Portal. When the Form Requests are first created and need to be…
Continue Reading Megan V. Walker’s Article on their blog
Creating A Forms Library – Flow Two – Megan V. Walker
Here we have the final article in a three part series of how to create a Forms Library using Microsoft Flow, Dynamics Portals and Forms Pro. Part One showed all of the D365CE and Portal configuration needed, then Part Two showed how to create a Flow to actually generate Account specific surveys which would then be displayed in the Portal.
Blog Syndicated with Megan V. Walker’s Permission
More About This Author
Array
- Dyn365CE24 September 2024Create Segments From Marketing Lists In Realtime Marketing
- Dyn365CE16 September 2024What Happens When You Hide Outbound Marketing?
- Dyn365CE12 August 2024Track Site Visits From D365 Marketing Emails In Microsoft Clarity
- Dyn365CE19 July 2024Wave 2 2024 Customer Insights Journey Chat With Amey Holden