When the Schedule Looks Full but the Day Falls Apart
Scheduling usually looks manageable early on. A smaller service team can get by with one strong dispatcher, a whiteboard, and a handful of habits that live in people’s heads. You […]
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https://www.crmsoftwareblog.com/2026/07/when-the-schedule-looks-full-but-the-day-falls-apart/
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How to Create Temporary Filtered Views in Microsoft Dynamics 365 with P2 Tags
CRM Software Blog is proud to use a Dynamics 365 CRM system for Subscription Management built by P2Automation, with the P2 Control Layer. Our team needed a way to build […]
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Act on Power Apps Data in Outlook via Work IQ
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/akwSpsA8H_8
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Power Automate: Office 365 Outlook - Export email Action
Exports an Outlook email as a binary EML file by Message ID. Attachments are included inside the file.
Published on: 9 hours ago
Add an Agent Feed to Power Apps for Proactive AI
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0VpExKUHRjU
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Model Context Protocol in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE/CRM: What MCP Means for Sales and Customer Service AI Agents
An AI agent can summarize an account and still miss the detail that matters most. A seller may receive a recommendation without recent service history, while a service representative may […]
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Published on: 10 hours ago
Build a Smart Copilot Studio Agent with Databricks Genie
AI agents are becoming a common way for teams to interact with business data. With Copilot Studio, you can quickly build agents that answer questions and automate everyday tasks. But what happens when users need answers based on thousands of CRM records instead of a handful of documents? That’s the challenge we set out to… Read More: Build a Smart Copilot Studio Agent with Databricks Genie »
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https://www.inogic.com/blog/2026/07/build-a-smart-copilot-studio-agent-with-databricks-genie/
Published on: 12 hours ago
Microsoft Purview: Reverting single capturing group enforcement for custom SIT regex
Microsoft Purview is reverting the enforcement of the single capturing group limit for custom Sensitive Information Type regexes, allowing multiple top-level capturing groups again. This change, effective late July 2026, requires no immediate action but recommends reviewing and updating regexes to a single capturing group where possible. What and why Following customer feedback, Microsoft Purview is reverting the enforcement of the single capturing group limit for custom Sensitive Information Type (SIT) regular expressions that was previously communicated in MC1413309. This change restores the prior behavior, allowing administrators to create and edit custom SITs that contain multiple capturing groups through both the Microsoft Purview user experience and PowerShell cmdlets. While enforcement is being reverted, we recommend that organizations review custom regular expressions and update them to use a single top-level capturing group where possible. This helps prepare for potential future changes. Any future enforcement changes would be communicated in advance to allow sufficient planning time. For clarity, this guidance applies to regular expressions that contain multiple top-level capturing groups separated by alternation, such as (pattern1)|(pattern2). It does not apply to nested capturing groups within a single expression. Rollout schedule Beginning late July 2026 and expected to complete in late July 2026 Impact on your organization Who is affected Administrators who create or manage custom Sensitive Information Types (SITs) in Microsoft Purview. Organizations that use custom SITs with regular expressions containing multiple top-level capturing groups. Platforms and services Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Microsoft Purview compliance portal PowerShell cmdlets for SIT management What will happen Administrators can create and edit custom SITs that contain multiple capturing groups. Creation and editing of these SITs will no longer be blocked. Existing custom SITs that use multiple capturing groups will continue to function as before and do not require remediation as a result of this change. Existing DLP policies and enforcement behavior are not affected. No tenant configuration changes are required. The change is on by default as part of the service update. Action required and recommendations No immediate action is required. We recommend that administrators: Review custom SITs that use multiple top-level capturing […]
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Published on: 13 hours ago
Power Platform admin center – Environment Group Rules Gallery
We are announcing the Environment Group Rules Gallery in Power Platform admin center. This feature will reach general availability on July 27, 2026. How does this affect me? The Environment Group Rules Gallery in the Power Platform admin center enables administrators to manage governance policies across multiple environments simultaneously through a unified, browsable experience. This feature provides a centralized catalog of all the pre-built governance rules that administrators can browse, configure, and apply to Environment Groups directly from the Power Platform admin center. The gallery separates the rules that have been enforced on a Group from the rules that are available to be enforced in a Group. With the Rules Gallery, admins can: Browse a curated catalog of all available governance rules from a single location. Add, configure, and apply rules to Environment Groups in a streamlined workflow. Enforce consistent governance across all environments. What action do I need to take? This message is for awareness, and no action is required. If you would like more information on this feature, please visit Environment group rules gallery. Message ID: MC1435797
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https://m365admin.handsontek.net/power-platform-admin-center-environment-group-rules-gallery-2/
Published on: 13 hours ago
Microsoft Teams: Migrate shared Teams devices to passwordless Entra resource accounts
Microsoft Teams is introducing a new migration experience in the Teams Rooms Pro Management portal to move shared device accounts to passwordless Microsoft Entra resource accounts. This improves security by using device-bound credentials. Admins must initiate migration, starting early August 2026, with recommended phased deployment and validation. What and Why: We’re introducing phase 1 of the passwordless Entra Resource Accounts modernization initiative for Microsoft Teams shared devices. This update adds a new account migration experience in the Teams Rooms Pro Management portal that enables admins to identify, schedule, and execute bulk migrations of existing room resource accounts to passwordless Microsoft Entra resource accounts. Passwordless Entra resource accounts improve security by reducing reliance on stored usernames and passwords while helping increase sign in resilience through secure device-bound credentials. The migration process is initiated by an administrator and will not occur automatically without administrative approval. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 558853. Rollout Schedule General Availability (Worldwide): Beginning early August 2026 and complete by late August 2026 Impact on Your Organization Who is affected Admins who manage Teams shared devices through the Teams Rooms Pro Management porta Organizations with Teams shared devices that are currently managed in the Teams Rooms Pro Management portal and joined to Azure Active Directory (Microsoft Entra ID) Platforms/Services Microsoft Teams Teams Rooms Pro Management portal Microsoft Entra ID Teams shared devices and shared space devices What will happen A new migration experience will be available under the Resource Accounts tab in the Teams Rooms Pro Management portal. Admins will be able to identify eligible resource accounts for migration. Admins will be able to schedule and perform bulk migrations to passwordless Entra resource accounts. Devices will authenticate using secure device-bound credentials instead of stored username and password credentials after migration. Existing Teams resource account creation and deployment processes remain unchanged. Migration is not automatic and requires explicit administrator action. Action Required/Recommendations Action is recommended. Start with a small pilot group of rooms or shared devices. Validate the sign in and device experience after migration. Expand deployment to additional rooms in phases after successful validation. Review […]
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Published on: 13 hours ago
Microsoft Entra ID: Retirement of custom CSS positioning properties in custom branding
Microsoft Entra ID will retire support for custom CSS positioning properties in company branding starting October 2026 to enhance security and phishing resistance. Existing users must remove these properties by then, as no migration path exists. Branding elements remain visible but may revert to default placement. What and Why To align with Microsoft’s Secure Future Initiative (SFI) and its focus on identity security and phishing resistance, Microsoft is enhancing Microsoft Entra custom branding to support more secure, reliable, and consistent sign in experiences. Beginning in October 2026, Microsoft Entra ID will retire support for custom CSS positioning properties used in custom branding. Full retirement of all custom CSS is planned for a future date, and additional notice will be provided before that change occurs. This update helps further reduce opportunities for deceptive or misleading sign in page layouts and supports trusted sign in experiences that better protect users from phishing attacks while maintaining brand customization capabilities. <brollout schedule< b=””></brollout schedule<> General Availability (Worldwide and GCC): Beginning in October 2026 and expected to complete by late November 2026 Impact on Your Organization Who is affected Administrators managing Microsoft Entra ID company branding Organizations currently using custom CSS positioning properties in company branding Organizations that do not use custom CSS positioning properties as of July 21, 2026, are not affected and will not be able to use these properties going forward Microsoft Entra External ID tenants are not affected Platforms/Services Microsoft Entra ID Custom branding for sign-in experiences (including company branding and branding themes) Web-based branded sign-in pages What will happen Existing tenants that currently use custom CSS positioning properties can continue using them until October 2026. Beginning on October 26, 2026, the affected positioning properties will no longer be honored and will stop functioning. Branding elements on branded sign-in pages such as logos, images, and text will remain visible but may revert to their default placement and appearance. There is no supported migration path or replacement for the retired positioning properties. Organizations that do not already use custom CSS positioning properties cannot create new dependencies on these properties. New Microsoft Entra […]
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Published on: 13 hours ago
Manage Documents in Dynamics 365 Without Increasing Storage Costs in 2026
At what point does your CRM stop being a customer management system and start becoming a document storage system? It usually happens gradually. A few contracts get uploaded. Email attachments […]
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Published on: 15 hours ago
Purview DLP Blocks Sharing Files with Specific Domains or Users
A new DLP rule is available to control sharing of SharePoint and OneDrive files with selected domains and email addresses. The new rule supports an allow list (permit sharing) and can also specify a deny list (block sharing). The user interface takes a little getting used to, but when everything is configured, the rule works and any attempt by a blocked user to use a sharing link is refused.
Published on: 16 hours ago
Custom Form Submission Validation in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights – Journeys: Inside the Validation Pipeline and the “ms_captcha_solution” Error
While implementing custom form submission validation (server side validation) for Dynamics 365 Customer Insights – Journeys Real-Time Marketing forms, we came across the following error, “Required params cannot be null or empty –ms_captcha_solutionms_captcha_typems_captcha_flow_id” after enabling the data-validate-submission attribute on the form as shown below. Setting this attribute to true caused the platform to invoke the … Continue reading "Custom Form Submission Validation in Dynamics 365 Customer Insights – Journeys: Inside the Validation Pipeline and the “ms_captcha_solution” Error"
Published on: 16 hours ago
Azure Developer Roadmap 2026: Skills, Certifications, Projects, and Career Path
Introduction Cloud computing has become the backbone of modern software development, and Microsoft Azure is one of the world’s leading cloud platforms. From startups to Fortune 500 companies, organizations rely on Azure to build, deploy, secure, and scale applications that serve millions of users every day. With the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI), cloud-native…
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https://softchief.com/azure-developer-roadmap-2026-skills-certifications-projects-and-career-path/
Published on: 16 hours ago
Power Automate AI Agents: The Future of Workflow Automation (2026 Guide)
Introduction Workflow automation has evolved significantly over the past decade. Traditional automation focused on executing predefined rules and repetitive tasks. While this approach improved efficiency, it lacked the ability to understand context, make decisions or adapt to changing business scenarios. Today, a new era of automation has arrived with Power Automate AI Agents. Powered by…
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https://softchief.com/power-automate-ai-agents-the-future-of-workflow-automation-2026-guide/
Published on: 17 hours ago
New Copilot Studio orchestrator, new possibilities: Building a proposal agent that creates PowerPoint decks
The new Copilot Studio experience introduces a powerful orchestration model where skills become first-class building blocks. In this post, we demonstrate how a WorkIQ-powered proposal agent can be enhanced with a custom PowerPoint skill, enabling it to move seamlessly from gathering information and writing proposals to generating presentation-ready content. It’s a practical example of how
Published on: 17 hours ago
OpenAPI Code Generation with Corvus: Testing
Test Corvus-generated OpenAPI code at every level - unit test handler logic in isolation with typed params, integration test the full round-trip with WebApplicationFactory, and verify client behaviour with in-memory transports.
https://endjin.com/blog/openapi-code-generation-with-corvus-testing
Published on: 17 hours ago
What Is Fabric App or Rayfin and Why You Should Care
Imagine an application built entirely inside the Microsoft Fabric environment. Not an application that connects to Fabric. Not an application that reads from a Fabric data source. An application where the database is a Fabric SQL database, the semantic model is a Power BI semantic model, and the frontend is hosted and managed inside Fabric Read more about What Is Fabric App or Rayfin and Why You Should Care[…]
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Published on: 21 hours ago
Does Dynamics 365 Business Central support browser-based translation (e.g., Microsoft Translator in Edge browser)?
Hi, Readers.Today I would like to discuss a question that was recently asked, does Dynamics 365 Business Central support browser-based translation (e.g., Microsoft Translator in Edge browser)? To maximize productivity, Dynamics 365 Business Central supports many languages. It’s important to know that language support requires translation of platform captions and application captions (UI). Translated platform captions […]
Published on: 21 hours ago
Microsoft Purview: Data Loss Prevention – Data Security for non-Microsoft connected apps
Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention and Information Protection Auto-labeling capabilities now extend to non-Microsoft connected apps (e.g., Google Workspace, Box, Dropbox, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Amazon Web Services, and Cisco Webex). The conditions and actions supported for each of these applications vary. Product Release phase Preview Release date September CY2026Preview date: July CY2026 Platform Web Cloud Instance Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant) Created 2026-07-21 22:37:32Z Roadmap ID 568075 Roadmap Link https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?id=568075
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Published on: 23 hours ago
What You Gain in Functionality Moving from Dynamics GP to Business Central
Moving from Dynamics GP to Business Central isn't just a platform switch, it's a meaningful jump in functionality. As organizations grow past what GP was originally built to handle, Business Central offers real-time reporting, deeper integration, and built-in automation […]
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July Patches for Azure DevOps Server
We are releasing new patches for our self‑hosted product, Azure DevOps Server. We strongly recommend that all customers stay up to date with the latest, most secure version of Azure DevOps Server. The most recent release, Azure DevOps Server, is available on the download page. The following versions have been patched. For more details on […]
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https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/july-patches-for-azure-devops-server-3/
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Transform employee onboarding with Microsoft Power Platform
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sj6j4oDehY8
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