Happy New Year – 2019
Happy 2019!! How time flies, it’s been over a year since I’ve posted something on the blog. That is primarily because it’s been a busy time working with customers implementing […]
Category Archives: Microsoft Dynamics
Setting up the Statistical Demand Forecasting in D365 with Azure Machine Learning
If you are working with inventory planning then likely you do some form of forecasting on your items. It might be simple analysis in spreadsheets and then enter the forecast […]
Setting up a BYOD database
There is a feature called Bring Your Own Database (BYOD) that has been in the D365 since platform update 2 that you might be interested to play with if you […]
Production Performance PowerBI report model
In an earlier post series I talked through what you needed to have setup to use the Power BI report models, so that is a prerequisite for this overview. In […]
Print code on sales order confirmation
I had this question a little while back so thought I’d share as it might not be so obvious where the data comes from. If you print a sales confirmation […]
Expense management mobile workspace
In the July released you will find a good collection of new mobile workspaces. One of these is the expense management workspace. This has basically the same functionality that used […]
Building an aggregate data entity to access a measure via Odata
In a previous post series we had a look at creating a aggregate measurement. In that example we published the measure to the entity store. Data needs to be moved […]
External catalog setup using cXML in D365 – Part 1
In previous post we had a look at the user experience for the requisition punchOut which uses the new cXML capabilities for the external catalog. In this post let’s have […]
Building a measure to publish to the entity store – Part 6
In our last post we created the query and the view. In this post we’ll now get to the aggregate measure. If you already had a view that you know […]
Building a measure to publish to the entity store – Part 5
In the previous post we created new data entities and import our sample data. In this post we’ll create a query and a view. The Aggregate measure will use the […]
