The PowerApps platform provides Dynamics 365 online users the ability to deliver CRM content via a custom app on a mobile device or via the web. There are two main app types that you can create using PowerApps: a Canvas App or a Model Driven App. You can create either app without being a developer, allowing CRM System Administrators to use drag-and-drop configuration to build them.

If your organization is using Dynamics 365 for Customer Service, there's some great news that just hit the press today. Customer Service Insights is now generally available! This provides AI driven insights to help your organization make better decisions and proactively improve customer satisfaction with confidence.

ClickDimensions is a marketing automation software solution for Dynamics 365. This blog will review the different components of a Campaign Automation in ClickDimensions and provide a few best practices.

Your Campaign Automation consists of two parts: the Canvas and the Automation Elements Sidebar.

In today’s economic climate, selling products and services is more challenging than ever before. Competition is fierce and customers are demanding more value from every purchase. Your sales team needs the best tools in the industry. To better equip your employees, the CRM for Distribution solution from Beringer can help you stay ahead of the competition.

The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Release Notes for the April 2019 release have arrived - CRM nerds rejoice! The Business Applications April 2019 release bring some enhancements and updates to the Dynamics 365 platform which promise to deliver significant capabilities to transform your business.

CRM for Distribution allows you to combine ERP sales data inside of your CRM system, available for your sales team to access on demand making that data actionable from a Sales, Marketing and Customer Service perspective. Imagine how much more powerful your Account Management experience can be with this data at your fingertips.

Business Rules in Dynamics 365, CRM 2013, CRM 2015 and CRM 2016 provide an interface for you to simply configure the ability to set or hide field visibility. Let's walk through a brief example scenario so you can see just how easy it is for a System Administrator to use the drag and drop Business Rule canvas.

In this blog, I'm going to show you how simple it is to configure a custom business app in Microsoft Dynamics 365 using PowerApps. That's right, custom app and configuration! There are a few pre-requisites and assumptions before we proceed:

You must have System Administrator or System Customizer security roles in Dynamics 365.
While PowerApps is available in earlier versions of Microsoft CRM, this blog will focus on using the Dynamics 365 Online platform.

If you take a look at your System Administrator CRM Utility Belt of super powers, make sure that Business Rules are included. Initially introduced in CRM 2013 and available in 2013, 2015, 2016 and Dynamics 365, Business rules allow you to apply form logic without needing JavaScript code or building plug-ins.

One of the great features of Dynamics 365 is that it can be accessible anywhere: through an internet browser, Outlook or on a mobile device. To encourage user adoption, it's best to ensure that you offer Dynamics 365 through the method your users prefer.