Today I would like to talk about an interesting topic, how to automatically create a customer in Business Central when you receive an email.
I was asked this question on Linkedin yesterday and my first thought was that this should be possible if the email format is fixed. So I did a simple test and it worked. In this post, I wanted to share it.
In this Blog post I will show you how we can store BC’s image into OneDrive using with PowerAutomate.
First of all you should have access of using Powerautomate and OneDrive for the same account you are going to use with Business Central, please ask your Admin to provide you required permission.
Starting from this week, the Power Automate connector for Dynamics 365 Business Central adds new actions for handling images and attachments and these new actions are available on all regions. I previewed these new actions in Microsoft Italy one at the partner events in end of November, but now we can share more details about that.
As you might know, Web Service Access Keys (Basic Auth) for Business Central Online has been removed with Business Central 2022 release wave 1. We are gradually transitioning from Basic Auth to OAuth over the year.
And last year we discussed how to use OAuth 2.0 to connect Business Central APIs and Web Service in Postman.
This is my first stop on the Power Platform learning train. As I mentioned in the first post, this seems like a significant moment to me. Over the last few versions users have had more control over the web client. Between the Personalise and Design options you can tweak a lot of the elements on a page.
The way we communicate and do business changes constantly. Before Microsoft Teams launch, we are used to using email and Skype for calls. In 2020 and 2021, Microsoft Teams has become the fastest growing app in Microsoft’s history with more than 330,000 companies (maybe more now) worldwide using it.
Now that Excel reports connected to Power BI datasets work in Excel Online it opens up a lot of new possibilities for doing cool things with Office Scripts and Power Automate. Here’s a simple example showing how all these technologies can be put together to automatically generate batches of Excel reports from a template.