Category Archives: D365 Business Central
Use Database Access Intent List to Boost Performance in Business Central
Introduction For any Business Application, database replication is a necessity for the application to be highly available, fault tolerant and performant without any data throughput issues. Business Central too follows the database replication utilizing a technique known as “Read Scale Out” or “Leader/Follower or Master/Slave Replication Architecture”. Basically, the business operations(Codeunits, Pages, POST/PUT/DELETE API calls) … Continue reading Use Database Access Intent List to Boost Performance in Business Central
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Setting Up Business Central On-Premise (BC-230) on a Virtual Machine
Introduction: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (formerly known as Microsoft Dynamics NAV) is a comprehensive business management solution that helps organizations streamline their financials, supply chain, sales, and customer service processes. It offers robust features for managing various aspects of your business, from inventory control to financial reporting. In this blog post, we’ll focus on … Continue reading Setting Up Business Central On-Premise (BC-230) on a Virtual Machine
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Using Notifications in Business Central via AL
Introduction Notifications in Business Central are alerts that appears in the Notification bar based on User actions. Notifications stack up from top to bottom, lasting until the user dismisses them, including those from sub-pages. Validation errors are prioritized and shown before other notifications. We can use this to alert the user regarding something without taking … Continue reading Using Notifications in Business Central via AL
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Tenant Creation and User Permissions for Business Central using Azure Portal
Introduction: Creating a tenant in Microsoft Entra-ID or Azure Active Directory (AAD) is a simple process that can be accomplished through the Azure portal. The portal serves as a centralized hub for managing Azure Active Directory and executing various administrative tasks, including the creation of a new tenant. Additionally, this blog will cover how to … Continue reading Tenant Creation and User Permissions for Business Central using Azure Portal
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Transfer Environment in Business Central
Introduction: The Transfer Environment feature in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central allows you to seamlessly move an environment from one Microsoft Entra tenant to another. Here are the key points: Purpose: Self-Service Process: Steps: This streamlined process enhances flexibility and efficiency for managing Business Central environments across different tenants. Pre-requisites: Steps: 2. We are going to transfer “Shubham” to … Continue reading Transfer Environment in Business Central
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Restoring an Environment in Business Central.
Introduction: This comprehensive guide provides administrators with a step-by-step process for restoring Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central environments to a previous state within the retention period. Users with Restore Permissions: Only specific users, such as internal and delegated administrators, can restore environments. These users must also have the D365 BACKUP/RESTORE permission set in the relevant … Continue reading Restoring an Environment in Business Central.
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Optimizing Project Impact: Continuous Monitoring of Client System Utilization for Enhanced Value Deliver using Business Central
Introduction: It is crucial for the management team to track the client’s utilization of the system as a key metric for assessing the project’s success and the value it brings to the client. To facilitate this monitoring process, I have developed a utility that can automatically generate and send reports to the management team, detailing … Continue reading Optimizing Project Impact: Continuous Monitoring of Client System Utilization for Enhanced Value Deliver using Business Central
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Get and Post Method in Business Central
Introduction: HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) is a protocol used for communication between web servers and clients. When a client sends a request to a server, it is called an HTTP request. The request consists of a request line, headers, and an optional message body. The request line contains the HTTP method, URL, and HTTP version. The headers contain additional information about the … Continue reading Get and Post Method in Business Central
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Opportunity to Sales cycle – Part 2
Introduction: A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Opportunities and Processing Sales in Business Central Pre-requisites for creating Sales Opportunities: Create Sales Opportunities You can create opportunities from the Opportunity List page. Typically opportunities are created from a specific contact or salespeople. Globally search “Salesperson” and select related link. Select the salesperson from the list for whom you want … Continue reading Opportunity to Sales cycle – Part 2
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Opportunity to Sales Cycle – Part 1
Introduction: In this blog I will demonstrate the set ups for opportunities. The sequence for setting up opportunity to sales cycle is as follows: Opportunities: Any inbound lead could be viewed as a potential sales opportunity. You can make opportunities and link them to certain salespeople to keep track of possible sales. You must first … Continue reading Opportunity to Sales Cycle – Part 1