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Creating an email template in Microsoft Dynamics 365 allows you to save frequently used email content, such as text, images, and hyperlinks, so you can quickly and consistently send emails to customers, leads, or other contacts. Here's a detailed guide on how to create an email template in Dynamics 365:

Icons are crucial in visualizing and distinguishing entities in Microsoft Dynamics 365. While out-of-the-box entities come with predefined icons, custom entities allow you to personalize the experience by selecting your icons.

In this detailed guide, we will create a C# console application to connect to a Dynamics 365 CRM instance, identify duplicate contact records based on specific criteria, merge them into a single record, and export the merged records to a CSV file. We will also log any errors that occur during this process.

In this blog, we will understand How to Send Emails using Email Templates with Power Automate Flow.

Use Case:  In my example, send emails using Email Templates with Power Automate.

Follow the following steps to use email templates with Power Automate.

Step 1 – Configure the Email Template

Go to Advanced Settings in Power Apps and choose Templates -> Email Templates.

We all are familiar with the term time is money, that phrase is relevant now more than ever. With several new and old business shifting their business to Digital management of their workflow to achieve a boost in productivity Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM is a treat hard to resist. To understand the benefits of Microsoft Dynamics 365 we must first be familiar with CRMs

PCF (Power Apps Component Framework) enables the developers and app makers to create custom control elements, or rather we can say create HTML based components for model-driven and canvas apps. It can be reused multiple times across different entities and forms based on the requirement in CRM.

In this blog, we will tell you how you can auto-populate fields in Dynamics 365 form.

Microsoft Dynamics provide you a feature to auto populate fields means populating it automatically, if you already have entered some data in Dynamics based on your requirement.

In the last blog, I told you how to Implement Expressions in Dynamics 365 SSRS Reports using in-build Functions.

In the last blog, I told you how to create Dynamic Fetch Report using Parameters.

This can be done fairly easily through Web API even if you are not a developer. Below is the one-line API call which lets you fetch the total records count for multiple entities in one-go: