January 2006 - Posts
In this example we are going to create a .NET assembly and then call that .NET assembly from the MSCRM workflow engine. This new ability to call .NET Assemblies can have important benefits for our customers. Check out the HOL here
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Sharepoint provides some really great document management and collaboration features that can be utilized for increasing team productivity in organizations. MSCRM provides the ability to attach notes to records, however it seems a natural combination
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Follow this HOL to create an ASP.NET web form that will automatically create new leads in MSCRM... Click here for the HOL...
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I've been getting in some questions and will be posting answers here: MsCrmGuy Q&A
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Hi all: Use Sharepoint Team Services, MSCRM, and Office Web Parts for Sharepoint to create some very cool dashboards for snapshot reporting. Read how here...
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In response to a lot of feedback we have gotten asking for an "easy, perhaps screenshots or something" demo for MSCRM, I have begun creating an online demo of MSCRM, Click around and have fun, I will be adding new features consistently... Online Demo
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When a customer implements Microsoft Dynamics CRM, they get not only a great software package for automating their business processes, but also the tremendous value provided by the Microsoft Platform technologies MSCRM runs on. Read the whole article
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Hi all: As you may or may not know, MSCRM v3 is utilizinf SQL Reporting Services. 2 cool features of this solution are the ability to create custom reports using VS.NET, and also the ability to create subscriptions to reports. So for example let;s say
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A common request I have seen is the ability to hide/expose certain fields on forms according to the current user permissions and/or ID. After a request came in from one of our Canadian partners I decided to take a stab at this... Here is a breif summary,
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