Not only does the form component control allows you to edit records directly from another record's main form, it might also be a good replacement for field level security.
In model-driven applications, forms often contain many fields spread across multiple tabs and sections, which can make it difficult and time-consuming to find key information. Navigating between these tabs slows productivity and increases the risk of missing important information. Finding key insights quickly can be a challenge.
Having clean data in Dataverse can be tricky. One of the challenges is detecting and managing duplicate records.
With out-of-the-box tools you can implement duplicate detection rules or create alternate keys.
If you are a developer, you can implement a custom validation in a plugin.
In this article we will focus on out-of-the-box features (duplicate detection rules and alternate keys) and compare them.
Managing data in a model-driven app requires sometimes many clicks, manual navigation through views and dashboards.
With Copilot in Dynamics 365 model-driven apps users can access information instantly through AI-powered chat.
As you may know plug-in messages have been introduced for bulk operations in Dynamics 365.
Bulk operations messages are:
The days of storing Client ID and secret of your Key Vault in Dynamics are coming to an end. With Power Platform Managed Identity, Dataverse plug-ins can now connect to Azure resources that support managed identity without the need for credentials. Please note that at the time of writing this article, this feature is still in preview and is not intended for production use.
Dataverse Managed Environments Deep Dive:
Managed environments is a set of features that allows administrators to manage Power Platform at scale with more control, less effort, and more visibility.
List of features available with Managed Environments for now (18/09/24) :
A common challenge for developers is the management of secrets, credentials, certificates, and keys used to secure communication between services
One common practice while designing and architecturing authentication for Apps in the Azure Universe is the use of a App Registration as a controlled way to securely access resources in the the Azure universe and it's been for the last years a common pattern in my designs, perhaps yours also!
