User can Add Account on Azure to check or get its Subscription details as well as Remove Account. Let’s see the steps to add account and get subscription details also allows user to select a particular subscription as per requirement. Step 1: Run Microsoft Azure PowerShell as Administration.   Step 2: Add your Microsoft Azure … Continue reading Azure Console Login & Logout using Azure PowerShell →

Prerequisite: Power BI Desktop Tool, Power BI Online Service, SSMS and SSDT Connecting Power BI Desktop Tool with Azure SQL Data Warehouse: With the new Azure SQL Data Warehouse Preview released in June 2015, we can connect to Power BI Online or Desktop tool and create stunning reports/dashboards to visualize and analyze your data. Before … Continue reading Power BI with Azure SQL Data Warehouse →

In this Blog we will walk-through how to resolved CRM 2015 update 1 JavaScript Errors. Below is list of common errors. 1. ‘$ is not defined’ or ‘jQuery is not defined’ Description: You will get above error if you have ever used jQuery function in your JavaScript code. In earlier version of the CRM, we can … Continue reading Solutions to Frequent JavaScript Errors in CRM 2015 Update 1 →

The 2016 fall preview will be a major release for Online and on premise customers which will emphasis on providing end-to-end Customer Engagement solutions from Microsoft Dynamics. This blog article will put light on capabilities of the Dynamics 2016 release. Marketing SMS Marketing SMS Marketing is focused on both – Inbound and Outbound SMS marketing … Continue reading Dynamics CRM 2016 Fall Preview Features →

Purpose of this blog is to set up Chat Channel for Microsoft Parature. Prerequisite: Parature Enterprise license. Purpose of the set up: Setting up Chat channel for Microsoft Parature will help clients have direct live interaction with Customer Service Representatives (CSR’s) addressing their issues. Steps to set up Chat channel for Parature: Ensure Chat Supervisor … Continue reading Setup Chat for Parature →

Part 2 – Integrating Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online to Microsoft Azure Service Bus Queue. You can check part 1 here. Scope: To demonstrate the integration through Message-flow from Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and Azure Service Bus Queue. Pre-requisite: Source: Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Target: Microsoft Azure Service Bus Queue SDK for Dynamics CRM Online (plugin … Continue reading Developing Integration Solutions using Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services →

Prerequisite: MySQL, Power BI Desktop Tool, Power BI Personal Gateway Purpose of the setup: MySQL is one of the popular open source database used right after Microsoft SQL and Oracle. Power BI being one of the most powerful tool used for reporting and data visualization with different data sources supported. Here we will be looking … Continue reading MySQL Connectivity to Power BI and Schedule Refresh →

Part 1 – Creating Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services and Deploying Bridge. Scope: Creating Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services on Azure Portal Developing and Deploying BizTalk Bridge on Azure. Pre-requisite: Azure Subscription to create BizTalk Service. Visual Studio for Developing BizTalk Bridge solution. Windows Azure BizTalk Services SDK (including Microsoft BizTalk Adapter Pack and Microsoft WCF LOB … Continue reading Developing Integration Solutions using Microsoft Azure BizTalk Services →

We often have need to send recurring reminders to our users, customers from CRM. We can do it using below solution wherein we will create a task for the reminder. Deletion of which will send out a Reminder Email. For deletion of task we will create a Bulk Delete task, which will run in recurrence. … Continue reading Sending recurring reminder emails using CRM tasks →

Azure Web Apps is a service provided by Microsoft Azure to host .Net, Java, PHP, Node.js, Python applications. We can host Web, Mobile, API as well as Logic Apps using Azure Web App Service. In this article we will look at how we can deploy an ASP.NET application on the App Service. Pre-requisites Active Azure … Continue reading Deploying ASP.NET Web Applications to Azure Web Apps →