Automation testing requires interacting with different UI elements in an application. Tests may fail for several reasons such as incorrect selectors, synchronization issues, or unexpected changes in the UI. Identifying reliable UI selectors is therefore crucial when writing complex automation scripts. One of the most common causes of UI automation failures is the use of… Read More »
If you’ve been working with AI in your business processes lately, you’ve probably run into a really frustrating roadblock: the gap between the chatty text an AI wants to give you and the structured data your automation actually needs. Let’s say you’re building a Power Automate flow to pull details out of customer emails. You… Read More »
Microsoft Copilot Studio introduces Code Interpreter, a powerful capability that enables agents to generate and execute Python code to analyze structured data. With this feature, agents can perform tasks such as: Data aggregation Statistical analysis Forecasting Table joins Chart generation Code Interpreter allows agents to work with structured file formats such as CSV and Excel,… Read More »
When you work with Power Automate, you’ll eventually run into situations where testing your flow repeatedly starts causing real problems in your data. You might overlook it at first, but once you discover Static Results, you’ll realize how powerful this small feature can be. Let’s walk through a real scenario so you can see exactly… Read More »
Creating Offline Profiles Directly from Maker Studio In our previous blog, we explored how to enable offline capabilities in Canvas apps and how to manage offline data such as images and attachments within Dynamics 365. However, one important part of the offline setup was not fully streamlined creating and managing offline profiles. Previously, to configure… Read More »
If you’ve been developing Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) dataset controls for Dynamics 365 Model-Driven Apps, you’ve probably hit this at some point: one PCF control calls context.parameters.dataset.refresh(), and suddenly every PCF control on the form fires its updateView() not just the one that triggered the refresh. On a simple form it might go unnoticed.… Read More »
While exploring the capabilities of low-code plug-ins in Dataverse in our previous blog, we experimented with a simple scenario involving billing details calculation. The objective was to implement a small piece of logic that calculates the total bill amount based on values such as price, duration, and user count. During the implementation, you may notice… Read More »
As AI agents become increasingly embedded in enterprise workflows, providing accurate, up-to-date, and structured knowledge becomes essential. Microsoft Copilot Studio allows developers to connect agents directly to Dataverse tables, enabling agents to answer employee questions using real, structured enterprise data. With Dataverse as a knowledge source, your agent can handle HR, salary, leave, and other… Read More »
In the previous blog, we tackled the hurdle of bypassing MFA using saved authentication states. While getting past the login screen is a victory, the real challenge in Dynamics 365 (D365) lies in the UI interaction with a few fields. Unlike standard web forms, D365 relies heavily on asynchronous components. If your script doesn’t respect… Read More »
Building a simple card in Power Apps was a difficult task. If you wanted to show a list of records in a clean, visual way, you couldn’t just use one control. You had to manually assemble a patchwork of different elements. You would add a container for the background, drag in a label for the… Read More »