Deep Reasoning in Microsoft Copilot Studio enables AI agents to analyze multi-step support scenarios, evaluate historical case data, apply business rules, and recommend well-reasoned actions similar to how an experienced support specialist thinks. AI agents are becoming a core part of customer service operations, but traditional conversational models often struggle when scenarios become complex, like… Read More »
Introduction When working with large files in Microsoft Dataverse (Dynamics 365 CRM), standard download methods often fail due to payload size limits, network interruptions, or memory overload. To address these challenges, Dataverse provides a chunked, block-based download mechanism through APIs such as: InitializeFileBlocksDownloadRequest InitializeAttachmentBlocksDownloadRequest InitializeAnnotationBlocksDownloadRequest This method is the recommended and most reliable way to… Read More »
Introduction In Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform, solutions are the primary vehicle for application lifecycle management (ALM). As a best practice, direct changes to the base (parent) solution in production or UAT environments should be avoided. Instead, every hotfix or small enhancement should be applied via patches. Each patch adds a separate layer on… Read More »
As developers, we use Power Automate to handle everyday tasks and automate small parts of our work. Flows help reduce manual effort, improve accuracy, and make repeated tasks run smoothly. But just like many of us experience, we often face one big challenge, i.e., writing expressions. Expressions may look small, but they require time and… Read More »
The initial release of Plan Designer delivered strong capabilities for generating detailed requirement documentation, but it lacked one critical component: visualising how those requirements come together as a complete business process. Without a visual workflow, teams had to interpret written requirements on their own, often leading to gaps in understanding, misalignment between business and technical… Read More »
Stop relying on OData workarounds and use a professional API-based pattern instead. When building flows in Power Automate, you often need environment-specific metadata like the CRM base URL, Dataverse environment URL, or Azure Tenant ID. These values are essential when sending automated emails, calling external APIs, generating dynamic links, or logging metadata for audit scenarios.… Read More »
As more makers start adopting supervised agents in Power Apps, one question comes up frequently: “How do I know what my agents are doing behind the scenes?” Agents are incredibly useful, but like any automation, they can pause, miss required data, or stop without providing a clear explanation. To address this, Microsoft introduced Agent Feed… Read More »
Managing invoicing within project operations is an integral part that project managers use on a daily basis for billing purposes. Earlier invoicing in Project Operations required multiple clicks and a lot of manual work, as features like bulk editing, consolidation of line items were not feasible. With Microsoft’s new Modern Invoice experience, the entire process… Read More »
The Security Overview page in the Power Platform admin center serves as a centralized dashboard where you can monitor security, review your security score, and activate recommended policies. For CRM administrators managing Dynamics 365 and Power Platform environments, understanding these security features is essential to safeguarding your organization’s data. Introduction Microsoft Power Platform enables organizations… Read More »
When developing portals or websites using Power Pages, makers often rely on client-side scripting or external flows to implement business rules, integrations, and data operations. While this approach works, it can sometimes introduce challenges around security, maintenance, and consistency. The introduction of Server Logic in Power Pages helps overcome these limitations by moving your business… Read More »