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Struggling with Copilot error “Sorry, something unexpected happened”? Here is what you could tryIf you are constantly getting the below error in the Copilot in D365F&O:You can try the following:Check if any update(s) available for the Copilot reso...
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This post is part of the series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2025 Wave 1. The 9th of the new functionality in the section is manage environment updates more flexibly. Wi...
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While changing Business Unit of a User in Dataverse, You will see the Move records to new Business Unit Options shows disabled or enabled and you can not switch it. So how to switch it. How to Enable If you see the Options is disabled like below s...
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Introduction: In-app notifications are a powerful way to engage users directly within your model-driven Power Apps. These notifications appear in the notification center (bell icon) in the app header. Here’s how to set them up and send them using ...
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In our previous blog [https://khushburajvisdynamic365.blogspot.com/2025/06/have-you-ever-needed-to-process-data-in.html], we explored what Processing-Only Reports are in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central — how they work, when to use them, a...
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Have you ever needed to process data in Business Central without printing anything? That’s where Processing-Only Reports come in! They're powerful, easy to maintain, and great for handling background tasks like bulk updates, calculations, and dat...
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In our previous blog, we explored how the SaveValues property can remember user-entered filters, improve usability when run Business Central reports. Today, we dive deeper into advanced request page capabilities 🧩 COMBINING SAVEVALUES AND AL...
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One of the small yet powerful features in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is the ability to remember user-defined filters on reports. This is made possible using the SaveValues property on the request page. In this blog, we’ll explore how...