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Read the full article hereMicrosoft Dynamics CRM 2011 introduces the concept of dynamic Marketing Lists which allow you to have better control of various categories of Contacts, Accounts, and Leads. However, there are some important things to note when working with Marketing Lists via the Dynamics CRM 2011 SDK. Today, we’ll
Read the full article hereIn my previous post I showed how using a simple JScript function you can easily show and hide tabs based on the selection of a radio button. In this blog post I will be showing another helpful JScript function: how to prefill fields with default text. Basically what this means is w
Read the full article hereIn one of my previous posts, I showed how to dynamically Show a field in Dynamics CRM 2011 when ‘Other’ is selected from an optionset. To achieve this I created a simple JScript function called ‘showField’. This function could be used anywhere in the system to display or hide a field based on the se
Read the full article hereIn my previous post, we covered the different types of relationships available in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. We can also define what are known as cascading rules which allow us to have better control over our CRM records and any records which may be related to them. In this post, I will cover the diffe
Read the full article hereMicrosoft Dynamics CRM is designed to record and track the relationships between various parts of an organization. There are a number of out-of-the-box relationships which we can create such as an Employer/Employee relationship by storing multiple Contacts within an Account. * Types of Relationships
Read the full article hereThere are many cases in which an organization will need to work with maps as part of their Dynamics CRM experience. For example, you might be part of a courier company that needs to be able to see your customer locations in a map before you can deliver the goods. It is now very easy to create a map
Read the full article hereAuditing is sort of like a running history of changes to a field on a particular entity. What this allows you to do is track any changes made to fields, records, or entities by users in your system. For example if you have Auditing enabled on the Account, and a User updates the Business Phone number
Read the full article hereIn my last post, I showed you the demo on how to setup and configure Document Management in CRM 2011 with SharePoint 2010. Below is the second demo from my presentation at the XRM User Group showing how a construction company might use Document Management. Firstly, the demo takes you through h
Read the full article hereOn Tuesday 7th June I had the privilege of presenting at the xRM User Group. I covered the topic of Document Management in Dynamics CRM and ran through a couple of demos on how to setup Document Management as well as how an organization might use this feature with SharePoint 2010. I have added belo
Read the full article hereEver wanted to send a simple SMS to a customer from your Dynamics CRM 2011 system, but have been restricted to using out-of-the-box Email? There are a number of reasons why having SMS capability built into your system could be of use, for example sending an SMS to the owner of an appointment before
Read the full article hereIn my past blog posts, I have been going over How to use Document Management in Dynamics CRM 2011. In this post I will be showing you another important component of the out-of-the-box Document Management feature of Dynamics CRM 2011, which is the ability to manage your Document Management Settings,
Read the full article herePreviously, I have given you a quick overview of Document Management, as well as shown you how easy it is to configure Document Management for your Dynamics CRM deployment. Today we will see this feature in action and how easy it is to use SharePoint 2010 functions from within CRM 2011. Frost
Read the full article hereThe fourth phase in Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step Methodology is the Development Phase. The main aim of the Development Phase is to formulate the customizations, workflows, reports, custom portals, Plug-ins that may be required and to confirm by extensive testing that the component functions come tog
Read the full article hereThe third step in Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step Methodology is the Design Phase. The purpose of the Design Phase is to formulate and design the solution based on the solution requirements as laid out in the Solution Requirements Document (SRD) that will fulfil the business requirements of the Client.
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