In Dynamics 365, generating SSRS-based documents such as invoices, statements, and account summaries is a common practice. However, modern business expectations have evolved beyond static reporting. Today’s reports are expected to be more interactive, enabling users to take immediate actions directly from the document, particularly for time-sensitive activities like payments. In such a scenario, it’s… Read More »
Before the built-in Confirm() function existed, adding a simple yes/no confirmation in Power Apps required significant manual effort. In canvas apps, developers typically had to create overlay screens, place message text and action buttons, and manage visibility and state with variables and formulas, similar behavior often demanded custom JavaScript or other workaround techniques. These bespoke… Read More »
Document management in SharePoint is often underestimated. Many organizations believe simply creating a document library is enough. In reality, managing documents at scale becomes complex very quickly. As document volume increases, common challenges appear: Users rely on folders instead of structured metadata. File names become inconsistent. Metadata fields are left blank. Searching depends on keywords… Read More »
Model-driven apps in Power Platform provide a structured way to build data-centric applications using Dataverse where the user interface is automatically generated based on tables, relationships, and business logic. As these apps evolve it incorporates complex forms, business process flows, security roles, plugins, and integrations. Over the time the need for automated, reliable testing becomes… Read More »
Power BI provides powerful built-in visuals, but sometimes you need custom behavior—such as animated line transitions when filters change. In this blog, we’ll build a custom animated line chart using pbiviz, TypeScript, and D3.js. By the end of this article, you’ll know how to: Create a custom Power BI visual using pbiviz Bind categorical data… Read More »
In the previous blog (Part I), you explored the overview of AI testing evaluation; now, you can dive deeper into the detailed functionality and practical implementation. If you work in IT, especially in a global organization, you understand how critical consistency and accuracy are in daily operations. As a Dynamics 365 CRM Engineer, you likely… Read More »
Microsoft Copilot in Dynamics 365 Sales provides powerful AI-generated insights such as Lead summaries, opportunity summaries, relationship intelligence, and email drafting suggestions. While many users interact with these prompts directly within the Sales app, fewer organizations leverage them in automated scenarios. In this blog post, we’ll demonstrate how to incorporate outputs generated by Copilot in… Read More »
As AI agents become deeply embedded in enterprise workflows, ensuring their reliability, accuracy, and consistency is no longer optional it is essential. Unlike traditional software systems, Copilot agents are powered by Large Language Models (LLMs), which inherently introduce response variability. Manual testing methods such as ad hoc question-and-answer validation do not scale effectively and fail… Read More »
In many organizations, invoice approvals are still manual, slow, and inconsistent. Small invoices don’t need human intervention, while high-value invoices must go through managers or finance teams. However, most systems treat all invoices the same, leading to delays and unnecessary approvals. In this blog, we design a smart multi-stage invoice approval process using Copilot Agents… Read More »
Managing the same knowledge across multiple Copilot agents often leads to duplication, inconsistent answers, and unnecessary maintenance overhead. Microsoft Copilot Studio solves this problem with Component Collections, allowing teams to centralize knowledge once and reuse it across multiple agents. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll learn how to build a reusable Component Collection in Microsoft Copilot… Read More »