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ARAnil Ramisettyenterprise-crm-insights.hashnode.devAug 11 · 9 min read

Enterprise CRM Insights #2: Plugin vs. Power Automate — A Practical Decision Framework

In my previous article, Enterprise CRM Insights #1, I mentioned that one of the common architecture decisions in Dynamics 365 projects is choosing the right tool for the problem. One question I have c

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SBSyed Bilal Ahmedsyedbilal365.hashnode.devAug 6 · 7 min read

How to Convert a Code App Into a PCF Control

Part 6 of the PCF Build-Alongs series. Somewhere between "I built a Code App" and "the users want it embedded in a form", you realise you built the wrong thing. Or, more accurately, you built the righ

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ARAnil Ramisettyenterprise-crm-insights.hashnode.devJul 31 · 5 min read

Enterprise CRM Insights #1: Seven Principles for Building Successful Enterprise Dynamics 365 Solutions

Welcome to Enterprise CRM Insights, a publication where I share practical lessons, architecture patterns, implementation best practices, and delivery experiences from enterprise Customer Engagement pr

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MIMyData Insightsmydatainsights-blogs.hashnode.devJul 24 · 11 min read

Your CRM Tracks the Pipeline. It Can't Tell You What You Actually Made.

A Dubai brokerage can tell you, to the hour, how many leads it took last week and which agent sits top of the board. Ask how much of last quarter’s commission has actually reached the bank, and the pr

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VNVinit Nairvinitnair.hashnode.devJul 17 · 6 min read

Teams Telephony Manager: A Real-World, Open-Source Power Apps Code App

TL;DR Code apps are the new pro-code way to build on Power Platform (React and TypeScript running on Dataverse), and they are genuinely powerful. But when I was learning them, I wanted one thing I cou

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SSapotaCorpsapotacorpvn.hashnode.devJul 12 · 15 min read

Power Apps for a driving school: weekly to yearly KPI reports

Client: Japanese driving school chain (anonymized per agreement) Timeline: 6-month rebuild from the legacy stack, ongoing iteration since Team: 6 engineers including 2 from Sapota's Power Platform tea

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SSapotaCorpsapotacorpvn.hashnode.devJul 12 · 6 min read

Power Platform requirements: the non-functional ones decide the architecture

The Power Platform projects that go wrong at go-live usually did the obvious half of requirements gathering well. Someone sat with the business, wrote down everything the solution had to do, the scree

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SSapotaCorpsapotacorpvn.hashnode.devJul 12 · 6 min read

Fit-gap to component selection: matching requirements to the right Power Platform piece

Power Platform is not one product, it is a suite, and the most consequential thing an architect does on a project is decide which piece of that suite each requirement belongs to. Canvas apps, model-dr

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SSapotaCorpsapotacorpvn.hashnode.devJul 12 · 6 min read

Business continuity for Power Platform: what Microsoft covers and what you still own

Ask most teams what their business-continuity plan for a Power Platform solution is, and the answer is some version of "it's in the cloud, Microsoft handles it." That answer is half right, which is wh

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SSapotaCorpsapotacorpvn.hashnode.devJul 12 · 10 min read

Power Automate at Scale: Survival Patterns When Flows Get Big

Power Automate gets you moving in an afternoon, then quietly punishes you six months later when the same solution holds dozens of flows that nobody can reason about. We learned this on a KPI reporting

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Enterprise CRM Insights #2: Plugin vs. Power Automate — A Practical Decision Framework

How to Convert a Code App Into a PCF Control

Enterprise CRM Insights #1: Seven Principles for Building Successful Enterprise Dynamics 365 Solutions

Your CRM Tracks the Pipeline. It Can't Tell You What You Actually Made.

Teams Telephony Manager: A Real-World, Open-Source Power Apps Code App

Power Apps for a driving school: weekly to yearly KPI reports

Power Platform requirements: the non-functional ones decide the architecture

Fit-gap to component selection: matching requirements to the right Power Platform piece

Business continuity for Power Platform: what Microsoft covers and what you still own

Power Automate at Scale: Survival Patterns When Flows Get Big