As generative AI builder tools are becoming more and more popular, it is worth learning and using them to get the most out of them. One of the exciting features among AI builder tools is “AI Prompts” which are now generally available. AI prompts are used as a guide for AI models to generate the… Read More: Exploring AI Prompts within Power Automate »
With Microsoft providing us more flexibility with Power Automate (MS Flow), we can now retrieve working days and holiday details of the CRM Service Calendar directly within Power Automate flows. Previously we used Plugins or JavaScript to get Calendar’s working days and holiday details, but now they can be directly retrieved through the Power Automate… Read More: Get working days and holidays of the CRM Service calendar… »
This year we experienced a surge in new ways to work day to day all thanks to new Advancements in AI. With various brands and tech giants put up their version of AI for public use cases, back in June Microsoft unveiled their take on AI enabled system, the infamous – Copilot, a collaborative tool… Read More: Copilot and Power Platform: Highlights from Microsoft Ignite 2023 and… »
We know that Power Automate allows us to execute a variety of tasks by connecting our present environment to the platform through the Microsoft Dataverse connector. This connector establishes a link between our current environment and Power Automate, enabling us to automate various tasks within our existing environment. While we can efficiently carry out tasks… Read More: Exploring Cross-Environment Connectivity with the Microsoft Dataverse Connector »
Power Automate has recently introduced an innovative function aimed at calculating the difference between two dates. However, finding the difference between two dates in Power Automate was quite complex, and with the recent introduction of dateDifference() function, Microsoft has eased that out. In this blog, we will see how the process of calculating the difference… Read More: How to use the dateDifference() function in Power Automate »
Introduction In this blog, we are going to use Power Automate Flow through Power Pages to achieve business requirements. Using Power Automate saves lots of time and is easy to use. Let’s Jump into the scenario where we are going to create a record of a custom entity named “Policy” which is related to contact… Read More: How to use Power Automate Flow in Power Pages »
Microsoft has added a new feature called Cards in the Wave 2 release. Cards are simplified forms that are connected to Dataverse which can be sent to CRM users to capture the required details. In the previous blog, we explained how to create cards using Power Apps. In this blog, we have explained how to… Read More: Automatically sending Power Apps cards to Microsoft Teams channels using… »
Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM allows users to send an Email to any recipient through Power Automate Flow. Recently we received a requirement to send a follow-up email that should be trailing mail for the previous email after 2 days of New Opportunity. So, to fulfill this requirement, we have used Power Automate Flow to create… Read More: Send Trailing Follow-Up email in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM using… »
A requirement of filtering JASON arrays can easily be solved using JavaScript. But to do it in Power Automate, we have to create a web resource and register the script in CRM. However, with the new updates, we can achieve this requirement within the CRM process itself. Power Automate introduced the Filter Array action, using… Read More: How to filter JSON array using Filter Array action in… »
As demonstrated in our previous blog, we can use the Dataverse search in Power Automate Flow comfortably. In this blog, we will have a look at how the optional parameters are used to limit the search as per our requirements. So, let’s dive in without further ado. To quickly revise everything that we have discussed… Read More: How to use optional parameters of Dataverse Search in Power… »