Tag: Power Platform

How to Recover Deleted Flows Using Power Automate Management Connector

Reviving deleted flows in Power Automate, whether they are non-solution or solution flows, is achievable within 21 days of their deletion. For those unfamiliar, a non-solution flow is one not created within a solution framework. If you're an admin, you can easily accomplish this with the help of the Power Automate management connector. This process … Continue reading How to Recover Deleted Flows Using Power Automate Management Connector →

Efficiently Canceling Numerous Flow Runs Using a Reusable Power Automate Flow

Are you managing numerous flows in Power Automate and need an efficient way to cancel more than 20 runs at once? Here's a handy guide to streamline this process using a special template. Key Points to Remember: The template processes about five runs per minute. Altering the delay period might lead to throttling, so it's … Continue reading Efficiently Canceling Numerous Flow Runs Using a Reusable Power Automate Flow →

[PowerTips] PowerAutomate Optimizing Common Steps

Power Automate, part of the Microsoft Power Platform, is a tool designed to help users create automated workflows between various applications and services. These workflows, known as "flows," enable tasks to be automated without the need for coding expertise. While Power Automate is aimed at citizen developers, it's increasingly being used by professional developers for … Continue reading [PowerTips] PowerAutomate Optimizing Common Steps →

[PowerTips] Mastering Mentions in Activity Feeds

In Dynamics 365, Posts are a valuable tool for sharing events or significant milestones on the timeline. They facilitate communication among team members, functioning much like an internal chat system. Additionally, Posts assist in presenting a chronological visualization of the activities associated with specific records such as contacts, leads, and opportunities, helping teams to stay … Continue reading [PowerTips] Mastering Mentions in Activity Feeds →

Unlocking Efficiency: The Power of Dataverse REST Builder

Community developers play a crucial role as saviors for consultants like me in the Dynamics field. Their contributions are invaluable when it comes to tackling mundane tasks during development and customization. Among the many useful tools that Dynamics consultants utilize daily, one standout is the Dataverse REST Builder, masterfully crafted by GuidoPreite. It’s the ultimate … Continue reading Unlocking Efficiency: The Power of Dataverse REST Builder →

Level Up: A Nod to a Game-Changing Tool and Its Remarkable Creator

LevelUp for Dynamics 365/Power Apps needs no introduction in the Dynamics community. I am not here to explain how it works or what it does because everyone in the community is well aware of this incredible tool developed by our genius, Natraj Yegnaraman. Every contribution counts. Everyone can make a difference. Just start with yourself. … Continue reading Level Up: A Nod to a Game-Changing Tool and Its Remarkable Creator →

Exploring Pre-built AI models in Power Automate

AI Builder has ready-made models that let you make apps and flows smarter without needing to create your own from scratch. For instance, in Power Apps, there's a ready-to-use model that can read business cards for you. In Power Automate, there's one that tells if customer comments are good or bad. In this one, we'll … Continue reading Exploring Pre-built AI models in Power Automate →

Diving into Column Comparison with Conditional Operators in FetchXML for Dynamics 365

Fetching data is like painting, and with FetchXML in Dynamics 365, we have a lot of colours to choose from. One cool feature is comparing columns straight away using different rules. Today, we'll explain how to use these rules properly. Instead of comparing a field to a set value, column comparison pits one field against … Continue reading Diving into Column Comparison with Conditional Operators in FetchXML for Dynamics 365 →

Unlocking the Power of Aggregate Functions in FetchXML for Dynamics 365

In Dynamics 365, FetchXML is a key tool to get useful information from your data. It has a great feature that lets you do things like adding up sales, finding an average, or spotting the highest and lowest values. Let's explore these features in FetchXML more closely. Understanding Aggregate Functions in FetchXML An aggregate function … Continue reading Unlocking the Power of Aggregate Functions in FetchXML for Dynamics 365 →