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Power Platform Managed Environments and Pipelines

Thu, 02/09/2023 - 13:39 By mario.ortegaaguayo
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Power Platform Managed Environments and Pipelines:

What is Managed Environments?

Managed Environments is a suite of capabilities that allows system administrators to manage Power Platform with more control, less effort, and more insights. Administrators can use Managed Environments with any type of environment except the Developer environments.

Quick overview of Dataverse Field Level Security

Mon, 01/16/2023 - 12:35 By Lloyd Sebag
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Quick overview of Dataverse Field Level Security:

Introduction

Field level security in Dynamics 365 allows administrators to control access to specific fields within an entity. This means that certain users or teams can be restricted from viewing or editing certain fields, even if they have access to the overall entity.

It is also possible to use Field Level Security Profiles to group fields together, this way you can assign a security profile to multiple users or teams at once.

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The Best Productivity Apps for Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM / Dataverse

Wed, 01/04/2023 - 11:19 By Inogic

Inogic has always been a hub of distinct and innovative apps for Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM / Dataverse (PowerApps). Being a leading Microsoft Dynamics 365 ISV partner for more than 12 years, we have a deep understanding of how users interact with Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM and Power Platform. We at Inogic always strive hard to develop solutions/apps that help organizations improve their business processes and achieve high ROI.

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Use Visual Studio Code Map to visualize your Dataverse code

Use Visual Studio Code Map to visualize your Dataverse code

Mon, 01/02/2023 - 11:35 By Lloyd Sebag

Use Visual Studio Code Map to visualize your Dataverse code

What an incredible feature I just discovered in Microsoft Visual Studio! Code Map! It will allow you to view and navigate through your code graphically via a viewer, which will greatly simplify your understanding of your C# solutions.

This could be very useful in the following cases: