Dynamics 365 Business Central is available essentially at following price points:
Team Member
Essential and
Premium
App Source
To find Apps:
In the Search box type “Extensions”, and then click Extensions.
You will then find the pinned extensions.
You can find apps on App Source for more capabilities. If you’re a developer, you can build powerful extensions and then add them to App Source for easy discoverability.
In Office 365 Experience
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is fully integrated with Office 365. And this is really very powerful. It results in a lot of convenience. It results in a lot of power. And it results in a lot of efficiency. Know More.
You can map a network drive on your computer to a file storage in the cloud using Azure File Storage. This can be very helpful if you want to share files among multiple computers, with ability to scale up the storage as much as you need.
Create a Resource Group or use an existing one (optional).
Within the Resource Group, click Add and search for Storage Account.
Power BI is not a single tool but consists of multiple tools and additionally building blocks.
Power BI Desktop is a local application, where we can create our datasets, visualizations and reports. We then publish the information to Power BI Service, which is a cloud solution. In there we can collaborate with our colleagues or add dashboards to our existing data. So, this way we have the data in the cloud. Now, if we use the third tool, i.e. Power BI Mobile, the mobile app will allow us to access the data that we loaded to Power BI service, from our mobile devices.
So, Power BI Desktop, Power BI Service and Power BI Mobile the three core tools. However, there is Power BI for Developers as well. This is made to customize the customer experience, which means that you can create your own customized visuals and you can also embed the Power BI results into your own existing apps.
Outlook synchronization enables users to keep data in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Outlook up to date.
The synchronization can be performed either automatically in predefined period of time, or manually.
It is typically used to synchronize the to-do’s in the agenda of sales people. However, with this functionality you can synchronize basically any data from Microsoft Dynamics NAV to Outlook and the other way around.
Setup
The setup is executed in terms of:
Setting up Synchronization Entities
That means what Dynamics NAV is going to be synchronized with in Outlook terms. So it is a relationship between what is Outlook and what is Dynamics NAV and what are we going to synchronize.
Setting up Outlook Synchronization User Setup
This is to determine if we are synchronizing with a normal or power user or administrator and what is this user going to synchronize?
The Synchronization Entities are setup on the Microsoft Dynamics NAV site. You can choose among three synchronization directions:
From Microsoft Dynamics Nav to Outlook
From Outlook to Microsoft Dynamics NAV
By directional
Synchronization becomes available for a synchronization user, when the synchronization entities are created in Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
The needed synchronization entity is added for the user in Outlook Synchronization User Setup window.
Table fields participating in synchronization are registered on the Outlook side.
You can run the synchronization process and view synchronization errors and conflicts that occur.
Setting up Outlook Synchronization Entities
Click Departments/Administration/Application Setup/Microsoft Office Outlook Integration/ Outlook Synch. Entities.
Outlook synchronization entities will define what you will synchronize between NAV and Outlook.
In the example, you see here Microsoft Dynamics NAV Tasks that will be linked with to-dos in CRM. If you open this entity, you see here that the information which is stored in NAV in Table No. 5080 (To-Do) will be synchronized with the one specified in Outlook Item field called Task Item.
There are also some conditions and filters in place.
When click on Fields under Navigate tab, you can see which fields are going to be synchronized.
Setting up Outlook Synchronization User Setup
Click Departments/Administration/Application Setup/Microsoft Office Outlook Integration/Outlook Synch. User Setup.
Here you can:
Specify user you are going to synchronize making use of which synchronization entity.
Bring additional conditions if you want filtering links
Specify the synch direction, whether it is from Outlook to Dynamics NAV, Dynamics NAV to Outlook or Bidirectional.
The RoleTailored client includes images that you can use on actions that display in the Action Pane and command bar menus. To add an image to an action, you must provide the name of the image. However, it becomes difficult to choose the right image (from the long list) as there is no preview available.
I recently came across this useful link in Mibuso. There is an updated tool provided by Arend-Jan Kauffmann called Dynamics NAV Image Library. You can simply choose the version of NAV you are using and can view all the images. You can then choose the related name for use.
You can download the tool here. A good tool for the developers.
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