[ February 6, 2022 by Antonio Gilabert 0 Comments ]

Learning Subscription Billing Suite in Dynamics 365 Finance

During this session, you will be able to understand the new funcionality related to Subscription Billing. We’ll review the main components and we’ll work directly with the application doing practical examples about Advanced Recurring Contract Billing. Don’t miss it, it’s a new funcionality that you must know for new deployments.

[ February 4, 2022 by Nathan Clouse 0 Comments ]

Developing for F&O Using Git

In this technical session, we’ll walk through a “day in the life” of a developer who is using Git instead of TFVC. We’ll walk through branching, work item management, code management, how to get to your workspace, deliver some code, commit it, and get it accepted into the main branch. After attending this session you’ll be ready to get started developing using Git.

[ February 3, 2022 by Cruz Margaix 0 Comments ]

Dual Write for Administrators

As Dynamics 365 Finance convergence with other Dynamics apps and Dataverse progresses, Dual Write becomes the preferred integration approach in many real-life scenarios which then requires, not only the capability of setting the integration up, but also the ability to administer it successfully. This session will cover the elements of a dual write integration scenario any administrator should take care of: security, performance, monitoring and troubleshooting.

[ February 2, 2022 by Kasun Pathirana 0 Comments ]

Leveraging Landed Cost Module in D365 SCM

This session will focus on Landed Costing Module and its main features. The overview session will cover real life practical scenarios in Landed Costing including demonstrations.

[ February 2, 2022 by Rahul Mohta 0 Comments ]

BI and reporting options and high level approach with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations

Would like to share knowledge on all sort of options and approach for Bi and reporting options with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations. Attendees would be able to lean what are various mechanism and understand pros and cons of various tools/techniques.

[ February 2, 2022 by Dario Tommasi 0 Comments ]

D365F&O, Teams and Power Automate

In this session I will demonstrate how Microsoft Teams can support your business in creating data in D365F&O, with the help of Power Automate. Even if the creation of the first template requires some technical skills, expanding this connection becomes quite easy once the basis is created.

[ February 2, 2022 by Rachel Profitt 0 Comments ]

Prepare for HR migration to F&O infrastructure

Join Rachel Profitt, FastTrack Solution Architect at Microsoft, as she explains what to expect with HR infrastructure merge and what steps you need to take to prepare for a successful migration.

[ February 1, 2022 by Juan Antonio Tomás 0 Comments ]

D365F&O and Power Platform: Attaching images to released products with Power apps and Power automate

In this session Juan Antonio Tomás and Adrià Ariste will show that, thanks to the Power Platform, we can provide our customers and users with functional apps that improves their efficiency without the need to start creating huge projects and developments. We will see how to create an application that allows us to take photos to different products and attach them to the Release Products within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.

[ February 1, 2022 by Vera Temkov 0 Comments ]

Plan your deployment strategy – Key facts!!

In this session we will walk you through the different aspects needed for a successful deployment strategy supporting the entire lifecycle of your D365FO. Key take away from this session: – What to consider when preparing a deployment strategy – How to ensure that your strategy works both before as well as after go-live – Active usage of Azure DevOps and Lifecycle Services to support your strategy – How to ensure that your D365FO always have the latest version from Microsoft installed.

[ January 31, 2022 by Fatih DEMİRCİ 0 Comments ]

Top 10 X++ mistakes I encountered at code reviews.

In this session, I will provide information about the mistakes that I frequently encounter in my code reviews.