Author Archives: Sam Kumar

About Sam Kumar

Sam Kumar is the Vice President of Marketing at Inogic, a Microsoft Gold ISV Partner renowned for its innovative apps for Dynamics 365 CRM and Power Apps. With a rich history in Dynamics 365 and Power Platform development, Sam leads a team of certified CRM developers dedicated to pioneering cutting-edge technologies with Copilot and Azure AI the latest additions. Passionate about transforming the CRM industry, Sam’s insights and leadership drive Inogic’s mission to change the “Dynamics” of CRM.

How Dynamics 365 CRM and SharePoint Integration Ensures Secure Document Management

Tired of switching between Dynamics 365 CRM and SharePoint for effective document management? What if your documents were Fully Secure Easy to Search and Find Fully in sync with your CRM access — all in one place? Let’s explore why this is important and discover how you can achieve it easily through SharePoint and Dynamics… Read More »

Make Complex Records Easy to Read with Power Apps AI Builder’s Row Summary

In model-driven apps, forms often have many fields spread across multiple tabs and sections, which can make it hard and time-consuming for users to quickly find the key information they need. Navigating through these tabs slows down productivity and increases the chance of missing important details. The Row Summary feature helps solve this by showing… Read More »

Empower Your Model-Driven Apps with Copilot Agents

Model-driven apps within the Microsoft Power Platform offer structured and efficient ways to manage business data. Now, with the integration of intelligent agents, these apps go beyond data handling, they become smarter, more responsive, and highly efficient in assisting users. This blog explores the two main types of agents available in model-driven apps: autonomous agents… Read More »

Personalize Your CRM Alerts/Notifications: A Guide to Alerts4Dynamics in Dynamics 365

Struggling to keep CRM users informed at the right time? From missed follow-ups to delayed escalations, communication gaps in Dynamics 365 CRM can slow down operations and impact productivity. That’s why smart teams are turning to Alerts4Dynamics—a no-code notification app that allows you to schedule, customize, and target alerts across email, pop-ups, and in-app posts.… Read More »

Automating UI Testing for Canvas Apps with Power Platform Test Engine

Canvas Apps in Power Platform provide a flexible way to build rich, custom user interfaces using a low-code approach. However, as these apps grow in complexity—handling multiple screens, dynamic logic, and business-critical processes—the need for automated, repeatable UI testing becomes critical. Automated testing is essential to ensure application reliability by consistently validating functionality across different… Read More »

Webinar: Smart Document Management in SharePoint with Copilot Agents & Azure AI

Managing a flood of incoming documents, whether for loan applications, onboarding, or compliance, can quickly become chaotic. Manually sorting emails, classifying attachments, tagging metadata, and filing them correctly in SharePoint eats up valuable time and leaves room for errors. But what if this entire workflow could be automated? Join our exclusive live webinar to see… Read More »

How to Use setIsValid in Dynamics 365 for Effective Field Validation

In Dynamics 365, JavaScript plays a crucial role in customizing forms and enhancing the user experience. One useful function in D365 form scripting is “setIsValid()”, which allows developers to control field validation dynamically. In this blog post, we’ll explore a real-world business use case for “setIsValid()” and demonstrate how it can improve data integrity and… Read More »

Simplify Dynamics 365 Privileges with RetrieveUserSetOfPrivilegesByIdsRequest

Verifying user privileges in Dynamics 365, such as access to prvReadQuote for compliance or operational purposes, often involves identifying which users hold specific privileges. Initially, a complex FetchXML query was used to retrieve this data, but it posed significant challenges: The FetchXML was large, hard to maintain, and error-prone due to its multiple joins and… Read More »