How do I move from Dynamics 365 on prem to online?

How do I move from Dynamics 365 on prem to online?

Many organisations are looking to move from Dynamics on prem to Dynamics online. A big task with lots of moving parts, here are some steps you can take to make the move a little more seamless. Read on for more detail about each step. A checklist to make your move from on prem to online…

What are Microsoft Dataverse best practices?

What are Microsoft Dataverse best practices?

Microsoft Dataverse (formerly known as Common Data Service) is a data platform that allows users to store, manage, and access data. Its a core part of the Microsoft PowerPlatform so the data here is visible in Microsoft Dynamics, Power Bi and all the PowerApps you build. In this blog we’ll look a number of best…

What is Microsoft AI?

What is Microsoft AI?

Microsoft AI (Artificial Intelligence) is here! With more AI available within the PowerPlatform and Dynamics 365 we decided to take a better look at it. We asked, what is Microsoft AI, how can it help the housing sector, how do you learn about it and what are the disadvantages? What is Microsoft AI? Microsoft AI…

How do you add word templates to Dynamics 365?

How do you add word templates to Dynamics 365?

From complaint letters to ASB Diary sheets this handy functionality enables you to add word templates to Dynamics that can be edited and sent/emailed to customers. Here’s how: Step 1: Create a Word template Where you can create a template There are three places in customer engagement apps where you can create a Word template:…

Dynamics 365 V PowerApps – which one should I go with? 

Dynamics 365 V PowerApps – which one should I go with? 

Many housing associations are grappling with the decision to build core processes using Dynamics 365 or PowerApps. But what’s the difference, and how could the decisions made now impact the organisation in the future?  Before we start…  One key element here is that both PowerApps and Dynamics 365 are part of the ever growing Microsoft…

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