Course: Dynamics 365: Working with Power Platform Automation

In the previous step, you looked at workflow templates, which allow you to quickly create a workflow by starting from a pre-built state. When it comes to workflows, the great …

This demo takes you through the steps of adding queries to your existing flow. Condition actions are added to check if any records are returned from the list chosen. The …

In this activity, we’re going to create aflow in the in the flow portal. This going to be a very simple flow. It’s going to be a button flow that …

In the previous step, we examined formulas and now we will learn about common patterns and techniques. Business rules have a number of common patterns and techniques that can be …

In the previous step, we looked at Recomendations, which is an automated data entry based on the available information and business requirements. This will help us to correctly setup Business …

In the previous step, we looked at how to use if-then-else conditions, applying conditions to new rules, using dependencies to action rules and implementing calculation fields. This will help us …

In the previous step, we looked at conditions in order to express the criteria that must be met to perform the actions associated with the condition. We learnt how to …

In the previous step, we looked at an overall view of the Power Platform. In this step, we will explore the various choices when it comes to automation in the …

In the previous step, you looked at user access rights and security roles so that you are able to implement rules on business processes effectively. Steps within business process flows …

In the previous step, you learnt that you can simplify the user experience by creating a business process flow that spans multiple entities. To leverage this, you will now look …

in the previous step, you learnt that each business process flow definition has a separate entity defined in the data model. In addition to adding stages to a business process …

In the previous step, you learnt about how business process flows interact directly with the user, guiding them through a real-life business process. In this step that will be expanded …

In the previous step, you looked at stages and steps. Stages allow the user to track their progress. There are three kinds of steps in these stages: Data steps, Workflows …

In the previous step, you learnt how to configure triggers. A flow can be configured to prompt the user for input parameters that are available to the flow at execution. …

Starting a Microsoft Flow form a PowerApps canvas app allows offloading work from the canvas app to flow. This can be done to allow the work to continue in the …