Back to Basics # 19: Register an App in Azure Active Directory with Dynamics CRM Trial Environment

Introduction: In Dynamics 365 CRM or Power Platform, Application Id is required (i.e., oAuth) to authenticate. Here we are going to register a new App in Azure Active Directory so that from Dynamics CRM we can use this app id in the applications most of the common scenarios is to have this app id to …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 12: Usage of DayofWeek in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, there is a common task to extract complete day of the week from the given date, for this DayofWeek function will be used. Here in this example, we will see how to name of the day in a week. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 11: Usage of Add Days in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, one of the common scenarios is to do some operations on current date. So, Add Days is one of the functions of its kind which works on the current date so that certain actions like sending an email to alert or give information to user as an example here I am …

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Back to Basics # 18: Business Rules  with Entity Scope and Custom Code Execution

Introduction: In Dynamics 365 CRM or Power Platform, updates in entity data by using service call /SDK which do changes in server side, then server-side business rules will fire i.e., business rules with scope Entity will fire. As a business scenario we are going to see updates in contact entity by using SDK Call through …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 10: Usage of workflow Function in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, to get the information about the flow that is running workflow function is used and one of the common scenarios in case of failures send notifications in the form of email to a particular user with the flow name and the environment that the flow ran. Step 1: Login to the …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 9: Usage of uriPath Function in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, one common scenario is to get the path after the host which will allow to configure url’s easily between environments automatically. uriPath function is used to extract path after host in power automate. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing user name and password …

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Back to Basics # 17: Business Rules with Scope Entity and Server-Side Execution

Introduction: In Dynamics 365 CRM or Power Platform, updates in entity data by using service call /SDK which do changes in server side, then server-side business rules will fire i.e., business rules with scope Entity will fire. As a business scenario we are going to see updates in contact entity by invoking service call  through …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 8: Usage of URIHost Function in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, most of the common scenario is to extract host details URI where in power automate can be used to form a dynamic url to open any record from an email link  which can be achieved easily using URIHost Function . Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL …

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Power Automate Fundamentals # 7: Usage of uriQuery Function in Power Automate

Introduction: In Power Automate, most of the common scenario is to extract parameters that are present in website url which can be achieved easily using uriQuery Function as an example. Step 1: Login to the required Power Apps environment using URL make.powerapps.com by providing user name and password and click on Flows on the left …

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