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There are currently 489 articles on my site. You can scroll through the latest posts below, or use the search functionality to find content based on specific key words. Articles cover a range of subjects including Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement, Power Automate, Power Apps Portals, and D365 Marketing (Customer Insights - Journeys).
Following on from part two in this series, this post talks about how to bring over any email attachments from a source CRM instance in to the destination CRM instance. Email messages are it’s own entity, and these will need to be migrated first. However, this will not bring over any of the email attachments … Continue reading Getting Started With Kingswaysoft – Part Three
Now we will continue on from Part One of this series. Once you’ve indicated on the destination CRM environment that the error handling should go to an error output, you need to set where those errors will go. From the menu on the left, scroll down to the section for Other Destinations. Click on the … Continue reading Getting Started With Kingswaysoft – Part Two
Most people who have used CRM for a while either as a consultant or System Administrator will be familiar with data imports. You’ve got the ability to import CSV files and create new records in your database. This is simple and easy to use, and perfect for small quantities of data. What if you have … Continue reading Getting Started With Kingsway Soft – Part One
In a previous post I talked about how to set up a user with Administrator rights to be able to access and edit a Microsoft Dynamics Portal. There are different ways a Contact can get access to a portal, which all depends on your own internal preference and policies. A Contact could register on the … Continue reading Provide Contacts With Access To A Portal Via A Workflow
So, you’ve installed a portal, nice work! Now you want to get logged in and start editing things. The easiest way is via the portal itself rather than from CRM. So how on earth can you do that? You could register, but you might as well set up a few fields on the Contact record … Continue reading Setting Up Microsoft Dynamics Portal Administrator Access
In Part One of this topic we looked at using the manager field on a User to allow for filtering of data, and adding users to teams to make it easier to share views, charts and dashboards. What if we want to use Teams for reviewing data and not just sharing things? And how about … Continue reading Using Teams & Managers To Manage Records – Part Two
In a previous blog post I wrote about how to automatically populate the shipping and billing address for an Order. This isn’t the only way, so in this post I’ll focus on the Look Up Address button that appears at the top of a Quote and an Order record. NOTE: the button also appears on … Continue reading Using the Look Up Address Button on Quotes & Orders
I’ve talked about using emojis in the past, by adding them to option sets. I’ve also talked about using CSS on a survey to make it look better in terms of branding. So what about using emojis in voice of the customer and changing it slightly with CSS to make it awesome? You’re in luck! … Continue reading Using Emojis In Voice of the Customer
I’m not the first to write about this subject, and probably won’t be the last, but it’s something not immediately obvious in the way in which the standard sales funnel charts work in Dynamics 365/CRM. The standard Sales Activity Dashboard displays the chart below, detailing Opportunity Pipeline by Sales Stage. That’s great, looks lovely, but … Continue reading Understanding The Standard Sales Funnel Charts
For the majority of organisations, people work in departments. They report to a manager, and as a manager you need an easy way to see what’s going on with your team. In D365/CRM there are many ways to separate the data for reporting but two of the easiest things to use are the manager field, … Continue reading Using Teams & Managers To Manage Records – Part One
