It’s great when working with Business Central for a long time we can find something new and interesting and this is my case.
Recently I’ve took part in a project – adding some new functionality to SaaS Business Central.
It’s great when working with Business Central for a long time we can find something new and interesting and this is my case.
Recently I’ve took part in a project – adding some new functionality to SaaS Business Central.
You probably remember the glory days when we had direct access to data in Navision tables. But with the move to Cloud Business Central, we lost that ability. It’s probably much safer and more correct, but what if we need to fix some data problem and we know what we’re doing? We can write a routine that fixes that problem. But I suggest a better option, this Data Editor extension that allows you to change and delete information from any table in Business Central
In this video, I show how to create a protocol handler and be able to launch locally installed applications from the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central web client.
I’m continuously emphasizing that for monitoring cloud applications (like Dynamics 365 Business Central) and cloud services, using Azure Application Insights is a must.
For analyzing telemetry data, I‘ve talked in the past about how to use Log Analytics and the features available in the Azure Portal, how to use Powershell, how to use Power BI and more. But what to do if you want to extract the Application Insights telemetry data and use these data in an external application for different kind of tasks?
Today I want to talk about a new interesting set of telemetry signals related to page views that, starting from version 16.3, Dynamics 365 Business Central is sending to Azure Application Insights.
In my series around Application Insights for Microsoft Dynamics Business Central / NAV this is probably the most booring one. However it is quite important. In order to teach you folks about KQL and the Application Insights API etc.
The Payment Reconciliation Journal feature in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is a huge time saver for finance professionals. It enables you to automatically (or manually) import banking data files and auto-match to transactions within Business Central. The Payment Reconciliation Journal feature also provides a match confidence to make the process even smoother.