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Automation in Dynamics 365 Alex Fredrickson, Account Executive Elevate, Seattle Our Focus Your Tools Scenarios Automation Tools in D365 When to Automate Live Demo Resources A look at some examples Enable Your Power Users Your Tools


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Automation in Dynamics 365

Alex Fredrickson, Account Executive Elevate, Seattle

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Our Focus

Your Tools

Automation Tools in D365

Live Demo

A look at some examples

Scenarios

When to Automate

Resources

Enable Your Power Users

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Your Tools

  • Workflow
  • Business Rules
  • Actions
  • Automate Reporting
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Workflow

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Starting Simple

  • When new client Account is created generate an email to the Finance team containing

the relevant Customer details.

  • If Account Primary Contact changes, send the updated contact information to AR
  • Populate existing Contact and Account information on the Lead/Opportunity form.
  • Send Onboarding documents to new customers
  • Create and email Master Services Agreement
  • Notify users of new Project Service assignments, or Field Service Work Orders
  • Bulk Update records based on conditions
  • Set Customer Tier based on Order History
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Customer Onboarding

Close a Sale Prepare Documents W-9 MSA

Welcome ‘Packet’

Send to Customer

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Manage Recurring Business

Create recurring tasks or sales

  • pportunities for:
  • Financial Industry
  • Annual Services
  • Seasonal Products
  • Expendable Goods

Take a proactive approach to selling to your existing customers.

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Triggering Workflow

  • When Record is Created
  • When Record Status

Changes

  • When Record is Assigned
  • When Record Fields Change
  • When Record is Deleted
  • As a Child Workflow
  • On-Demand
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Busine ss Rules

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Types of Business Rules

  • Recommendations
  • Error Messages
  • Show/Hide Fields
  • Optional/Required
  • Set Field Value
  • Set Field Default
  • Lock/Unlock Fields
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When to use them

  • Hide fields that aren’t currently relevant, show others that are.
  • Produce error messages when descriptions, or important text fields aren’t

thorough enough.

  • Create recommendations for data input. Make things simple for your users.
  • Dynamically set Initial Close Date, then lock the field.
  • Lock fields that have triggered workflows or other actions
  • Lock Account ID field once it’s populated.
  • Set base Currency based on Customer location.
  • Make the Financial Contact field required for all Customers.
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Creating a Business Rule

Within your Solution In the Form Editor

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Actions

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What are Actions?

  • Similar to Workflow
  • Same UI for Building

Conditions and Commands

  • Not tied to one Entity
  • Can leverage input

and output parameters

  • On-Demand Only
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Actions

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PowerBI

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Automate Reporting with PowerBI

  • Real-time reports
  • Centralized data
  • Merge multiple data sources
  • 200+ data connectors
  • Daily/Weekly report delivery
  • Custom Alerts and Report Delivery with Flow
  • Highly Accessible
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Workflow Demo

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Business Rules Demo

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Power BI Demo

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Where to start

  • Customer Source
  • https://mbs.microsoft.com/customersource/northamerica
  • Dynamics 365 Community
  • https://community.dynamics.com/
  • Dynamics CRM User Group
  • https://d365ug.connectedcommunity.org/crmug/
  • Reach out!
  • Alex.Fredrickson@encorebusiness.com
  • (206) 512-1641
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