Category: Microsoft Outlook

Five forgotten features of Dataverse

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If Microsoft Dataverse were a human, they would now be legally old enough to vote, drive, and drink alcohol. The feature is more than just a database, it truly a Common Data Service (it’s previous name) that evolved from the data layer that was part of Dynamics CRM since 2002. Over the years, Dataverse has… Continue reading Five forgotten features of Dataverse

Connecting Microsoft Outlook to model-driven Power Apps

Posted in Dataverse, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Outlook, Model Driven PowerApps, Power App, Power Platform, Power Platform Admin Center, PowerApps5 Comments

One of the great and long standing features of Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (aka CRM) is the integration with Microsoft Outlook. Using the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook you can synchronize contacts, link meetings and appointments and track emails against records so they will show up in the timeline. What about Power Apps? Did you… Continue reading Connecting Microsoft Outlook to model-driven Power Apps