Exploring the new Xrm.Copilot API client reference for Power Apps
In this blog post, we will explore the new Xrm.Copilot API client references introduced for Power Apps and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CE), highlighting their capabilities and potential use cases. Before we begin, ensure you subscribe to CRM Crate to remain informed about the latest developments in the Power Platform field. In Power Apps and Dynamics 365 Customer ...
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