Maplytics allows you to integrate all entities including custom entities so you can explore more on customer statistics, know them better, serve them better and have more happy customers and obviously grow your Business. Plot any entity, find your best route using multiple waypoints, color code your pushpins, all this and much more from within… Read More: Maplytics Support Extended for Large Datasets »
In our last post we discussed about top 5 Developer Delights of Dynamics CRM 2015. Other than the improved user interface and navigation let’s now look from an user perspective what they have been admiring most in this release. We still feel 5 is too less but have compiled the top as per feedback received… Read More: Dynamics CRM 2015 – Most Awaited Features »
Now ADFS is in built feature of windows server 2012. You do not need to install by using exe. You just need to add ADFS from add/remove feature. When we try to configure the IFD with ADFS 3.0 in windows server and CRM 2015, all goes smoothly without any issue but when we tried to… Read More: New Forms Authentication in ADFS 3.0 and IFD for Dynamics… »
It’s not about accountability but adaptability. Your Microsoft Dynamics CRM application is successfully implemented and set up for your business needs with the best user adoption methods. What’s next? How do you know if your users are really getting the most from Dynamics CRM? User Adoption Tracker is a key to your successful Dynamics CRM… Read More: User Adoption Monitor: Getting the Most from your Dynamics CRM »
There are so many features of SSRS reports which are very less used but they can play a vital role in our report performance and productivity. One such feature of SSRS reports is LookupSet. SSRS Definition: As per SSRS documentation a LookupSet may be defined as: Use LookupSet to retrieve a set of values from… Read More: Using LookupSet in SSRS reports to show activity parties related… »
Well, the news is finally out. The much awaited version that was to be released in fall timeframe this year would be christened “Dynamics CRM 2016” (Read everything about 2016 here) This version as announced, would be an On-Prem as well as Online release. The On-Prem customers would get the much awaited features released as… Read More: Dynamics CRM 2016 it is! »
To retrieve records from Dynamics CRM using JavaScript one of the popular options is using CRM Odata services using REST endpoint. There are many situations occurs when we need to retrieve records from CRM by name using REST retrieve multiple request. For example in below script we are retrieving products by product name. While passing… Read More: Passing special characters For Odata request using JavaScript in Dynamics… »
Recently we published a compilation of links for “Microsoft Dynamics CRM E-Training”. After this, one of the common areas which we see users need is a place for support. Microsoft does have quite a bit of support options but there are times when you as an individual would like to explore or get quick replies… Read More: Forums to post your Microsoft Dynamics CRM Queries »
Traditionally we use the following way to lock or unlock the fields programmatically, Xrm.Page.getControl(fieldname).setDisabled(true/false); But there could be some cases where we would need to lock/unlock the composite fields programmatically. For example, consider the following scenario, Suppose that we are populating the Bill To address on Quote as the address of the customer selected on… Read More: Lock/Unlock Composite fields using Java Script in Dynamics CRM »
Introduction: We have often had sync requests projects where we need to write data from CRM to flat files. Our option until now had been to either Develop a Windows service, that polls at regular intervals to writes the file Develop a Windows app and using the windows task scheduler to schedule to run at… Read More: Exporting Data from Dynamics CRM using SSIS »