Customer relationship management used to mean one thing: a system of record. Log the call, update the deal stage, move on. That era is ending. Microsoft’s agentic CRM vision for Dynamics 365 brings AI agents, productivity apps, and CRM data together so sales and service teams spend less time on admin and more time engaging… Read More »
Let us be honest. Managing duplicate records in Dynamics 365 CRM has always been… a lot. Hours of manual review. Guesswork on which record to keep. Field-by-field comparisons that could put anyone to sleep. If you have been waiting for something smarter to come along, we have got some very exciting news for you. DeDupeD… Read More »
Organizations increasingly use Microsoft Fabric to build analytics and reporting solutions powered by Microsoft Dataverse data. However, during the initial Dataverse-to-Fabric setup, administrators often faced a challenge: they had little control over which tables were synchronized. Previously, the first synchronization automatically replicated all eligible Dataverse tables, regardless of whether they were required for reporting or… Read More »
CRM systems contain valuable customer data, but data alone doesn’t tell users what to do next. Sales representatives, service agents, and account managers still need to decide which customer to engage, when to follow up, and what action is most likely to drive results. Next Best Action for Microsoft Dynamics 365 uses AI to analyze… Read More »
Managing email content across multiple customer journeys can quietly become a headache. You create a great promotion block, paste it into several emails, and the moment that promotion changes you’re back to editing every single one. Microsoft’s new Dynamic Content Blocks in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights Journeys is designed to solve exactly that. But before… Read More »
Organizations using Microsoft Dynamics 365 generate a large volume of documents every day, from sales proposals and contracts to service reports, invoices, and project files. Managing these documents efficiently is just as important as managing the customer data associated with them. While Dynamics 365 provides document management capabilities, many organizations choose to integrate it with… Read More »
When we automate customer communications, timing plays a crucial role. Imagine receiving a reminder for an event after the session has already started or even ended. Such communications are no longer useful and can create a poor experience for attendees. To address this challenge, Microsoft introduced the Message Expiration feature in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights… Read More »
Copilot stopped being a feature and became infrastructure. Here is what Inogic documented across the first five months of 2026, compressed into the version you can read in five minutes and actually remember. Why 2026 Is Different The demo phase is over. Organizations are no longer asking whether Copilot works. They are asking why their… Read More »
In today’s business environment, organizations are not only adopting AI-powered agents to automate tasks but also looking for better ways to control how these agents are accessed and used across different users and departments. To address this, Microsoft introduced Admin Management in Dynamics 365 Customer Service and Copilot Studio, allowing organizations to centrally manage AI… Read More »
In modern enterprise applications, integrating external systems with Microsoft Dataverse has become increasingly common for automation, analytics, AI-driven workflows, and scalable CRM integration. In the previous blog, we demonstrated how to perform CRUD operations in Microsoft Dataverse using Python with MSAL authentication, Dataverse Web API, and manual HTTP request handling. This approach required developers to… Read More »