As we all know, Microsoft renamed Azure Active Directory (AAD) to Microsoft Entra ID back in November 2023. The reason for this move is explained in detail in this Microsoft doc. This is just a product name change and all of the existing features and capabilities are still available in the Microsoft Entra ID. This… Read More »
Introduction We recently had a business requirement to load data in Dynamics 365 CRM. We had a case where the user will create Account records in a CRM and at the end of the day, it should load records in the other Dynamics 365 CRM. To achieve this we have used the Azure Copy Data… Read More »
In the earlier blog posts, we discussed setting up an Azure function with AAD authentication and then creating a custom connector for the Azure function that also requires AAD authentication to make a connection to the connector. Given that the Azure function is configured for AAD authentication in the Authentication / Authorization section of the… Read More »
With our Azure function ready in the earlier post. We now look at the steps to create a custom connector for this Azure function. Do remember, we have enabled AAD authentication for our Azure function. The APP registration provided while enabling AAD authentication was set for multi-tenant authentication. While we have an easy way to… Read More »
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Introduction: In this blog, we will see how to show data of SQL server into Dynamics CRM. For this first, you need to connect your Power BI Desktop with SQL server. After that, we can show Power BI report into Dynamics CRM. Step 1: Register with Microsoft Power BI and by Sign in with your… Read More »
Introduction: Recently we had a business requirement where we need to pass data from Dynamics 365 CRM to Azure Service Bus queue through plugins and workflows. After some research and play around we found a solution for this. For this, we require an Azure Service Bus, an Azure function and a webhook. The CRM data… Read More »
Introduction: In our previous blogs of this Integrating Dynamics 365 with Azure Functions series, we have gone through a walkthrough with an example of creating an Azure Function and call the same through the following, An example of directly calling an Azure function from traditional workflows. Register as a WebHook and invoke it from a… Read More »
Introduction: In our last post about Azure functions, we saw how to register the workflow assembly and execute the workflow using Microsoft Flow in Dynamics 365. Continuing with our series to call webhooks from CRM, let us register the Azure function created as a Webhook. We register this using the Plugin Registration Tool (PRT) From the PRT… Read More »
Introduction: In our recent blog, We saw how to create an Azure function and now that we have our Azure function ready and hosted, let’s look at invoking the function through a workflow. At this point, we will execute the function through an HTTP request instead of registering the function as a Webhook. Let us modify the… Read More »