Automation in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM (Part 3)

AUTOMATION IN MICROSOFT DYNAMICS 365 CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT

This Dynamics 365 training course is focused on implementing automation in Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CRM) application.

Automation is an important part of Dynamics 365 applications. Using UI based automation features in Dynamics 365 CRM, developers can automate many of the business processes.

This is the 3rd course in the Dynamics 365 CRM + PowerApps developer course series. From this course you will learn Dynamics 365 CRM automation techniques.

IMPORTANCE OF AUTOMATION IN DYNAMICS 365 CRM?

As part of the OOB customisation process, developers can automate business processes and repetitive tasks. Dynamics 365 CRM application provides many UI tools to implement automation such as workflows, business process flows and actions. These UI tools for designers are known as Processes.

In this Dynamics 365 tutorial we are discussing processes in detail and this course would be your guide in implementing automation in the application.

You will start the course by learning the basics of automation in Dynamics 365 CRM, need for automation, the tools used for automation, features and how to implement each of them.

WHAT IS AUTOMATION

Automation in Dynamics 365 CE involves automating repetitive tasks and complex business processes to reduce manual intervention so that business users can focus more on core business activities.

Developers and business users can implement automation using Out of the Box (OOB) tools such workflows, dialogs, business processes and actions.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS COURSE

This Dynamics 365 automation training course will walk you through everything you need to know about automation start to end including workflows, dialogs, BPFs and actions.

By the end of this course you will have become clear about automation features in Dynamics 365 CRM application and as a developer, how you can make use of them at your work.

• Automation Basics in Dynamics 365 CRM
• What is Processes and process types
• Working with Workflows
• Understanding Synchronous Vs Asynchronous workflows
• Creating Business Process Flows(BPFs)
• Custom events using Actions
• Creating Solutions
• Export and import solutions

WHO SHOULD ATTEND THIS COURSE

This Dynamics 365 training course is for developers and administrators who want to become experts in automation features.

• Programmers
• CRM Administrators
• Business analysts
• students
• Business owners

JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR DYNAMICS 365 CE AND POWERAPPS DEVELOPERS

Dynamics 365 provides an amazing job opportunity. There is a need for more developers in the market than functional consultants and administrators. 1:5 Ratio of functional Consultant to developers

Average Salary $80,000 to $120,000 per annum for experienced 5-10 years developer.

Attending this Dynamics 365 CRM developer training course will make you eligible for Dynamics 365 developer positions.

COURSE CONTENTS

This Microsoft CRM developer training course includes 7 sessions and 50+ chapters. The following are the sessions included in the Dynamics 365 CE automation course.

Section 1 - Course Overview

Section 2 – Understanding Processes

Section 3 – Implementing Workflows

Section 4 – Implementing Business Rules

Section 5 - Business Process Flows

Section 6 – Building Actions using Actions

Section 7 – Solution Management

PREREQUISITES TO ATTEND THIS COURSE

Anyone can start on this course but we would recommend you to have the following knowledge before starting this course.

• Basic knowledge on Dynamics 365 CRM customization
• Understanding of basics OOB features
• Highly recommend: Dynamics 365 CRM + PowerApps developer Course Part 1 and Part 2.

DETAILED COURSE CONTENT

The detailed contents of Dynamics 365 CRM automation training course is given below.

Section 1 - Course Overview

1.1 Course Overview

1.2 What you will learn

1.3 Target Audience

1.4 Course Prerequisite

1.5 Course Outline

1.6 About the trainer

Section 2 - Automation in Dynamics 365 CE

2.1 What is Automation

2.2 Understanding Processes

2.3 Types of processes

2.4 Familiarize with Processes

2.5 Summary

Section 3 - Implementing Workflows

3.1 Workflow Basics

3.2 Workflow Properties

3.3 Workflow Elements

3.4 Workflows Vs Plugins

3.5 Types of Workflows

3.6 Asynchronous Workflows

3.7 Creating Asynchronous Workflows

3.8 Trigger and Test the workflow

3.9 Synchronous Workflows

3.10 Creating a Synchronous Workflows

3.11 On-demand workflows

3.12 Child Workflows

3.13 Check the status of Workflows

3.14 Things to consider

3.15 Session Summary

Section 4 - Implementing Business Rules

4.1 Understanding Business Rules

4.2 Accessing Business Rules

4.3 Components of Business Rules

4.4 Scope of Business Rules

4.5 Working With Business Rules

4.6 Understanding Recommendations

4.7 Creating Business Rules

4.8 Practice - Creating Business Rules

4.9 Limitations of Business Rules

4.10 Section Summary

Section 5 - Business Process Flows

5.1 Understanding Business Process Flows

5.2 Enable BPFs

5.3 BPF Components

5.4 Working with BPFs

5.5 Customizing BPFs

5.6 Configuring BPFs

5.7 Creating new BPFs

5.8 Branching in BPFs

5.9 Role Driven BPFs

5.10 Limitations of BPFs

5.11 Section Summary

Section 6 - Creating Custom Actions using Actions

6.1 Understanding Actions

6.2 Components of Actions

6.3 Global Actions

6.4 Creating Actions

6.5 Calling Actions

6.6 Practice - Creating a New Action

6.7 Practice - Triggering a new Action

6.8 Calling Actions from Workflows and Dialogs

6.9 Actions with Plugins

6.10 Actions with JavaScript

6.11 Section Summary

Section 7 - Solution Management

7.1 Understanding Solutions

7.2 Solution Compatibility Matrix

7.3 Solution Components

7.4 Working With Solutions

7.5 Types of Solutions

7.6 Creating New Solutions

7.7 Adding Solution Components

7.8 Solution Publisher

7.9 How Solutions are applied

7.10 Exporting Solutions

7.11 Exported Solution Files

7.12 Importing Solutions

7.13 Summary