🌟 Introducing the Cool and Crisp Makeover for Model-Driven Apps! 🚀🎨

Hey, app aficionados! Get ready to jazz up your model-driven apps because they're getting a snazzy, modern, and totally refreshed look! 🌈✨ 🎉 What's the Buzz? Turn on the "Try the new look" feature, and voila! Your Model-Driven Apps will be rocking updated styling, with cooler fonts, trendier colors, and even some magical shadows. It's … Continue reading 🌟 Introducing the Cool and Crisp Makeover for Model-Driven Apps! 🚀🎨

Automation Using Playwright – Part 2

Introduction: Playwright is an open-source automation tool that allows developers to write reliable and efficient browser automation scripts. In Dynamics 365 implementation projects, automated end-to-end testing plays a crucial role, streamlining the process by rapidly validating code, replicating business workflows, and expediting code deployment with enhanced reliability. In the past, configuring automated tests has proven … Continue reading Automation Using Playwright – Part 2

Automation Using Playwright-Part 1

Prerequisites: Visual Studio Code:  Ensure you have Visual Studio Code installed on your machine. You can download it from the official website: https://code.visualstudio.com/download Node.js: Ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can download it from Node.js official website. https://nodejs.org/en/download Download the latest version of installer for your respective operating system. Open the installer … Continue reading Automation Using Playwright-Part 1

Now Import Projects from Microsoft Project Desktop Client in Project Operations

Problem Definition: In contrast to Project Service Automation, where importing projects is made easy via a ribbon button, it was previously not possible for current Microsoft Project Desktop Client users to do so in D365 Project Operations. Project for the Web is supported by D365 Project Operations, although not all of Microsoft Project Desktop Client's … Continue reading Now Import Projects from Microsoft Project Desktop Client in Project Operations

Project Operations vs Project Service Automation, A Seamless Comparison to Read

We know that PSA is now known as Project Operations. Well, it’s not just a name change but also some significant improvements that Microsoft has brought in. The following blog will take you through the differences between PSA and Project Operations. The upgrade from Project Service Automation to Project Operations is going to be delivered … Continue reading Project Operations vs Project Service Automation, A Seamless Comparison to Read

Advances and Retainers in Project Operations

Problem Definition: Earlier, milestones were used for advance payments which was not the actual purpose of it. But with the introduction of Advances and Retainers, milestones will only be used for their real purpose on fixed price lines. What are Advances and Retainers? The feature Advances and Retainers are seen on the Project Contract form.  … Continue reading Advances and Retainers in Project Operations

Why were Modern Approvals introduced for Project Operations?

Problem Definition: Time entry approvals usually used to be an issue while approving when they were bulk in number. When the Project Managers (PM) used to approve more than 100-to-200-time entries, a lot of them used to get stuck in the queue and there used to be a rigorous process to go back and check … Continue reading Why were Modern Approvals introduced for Project Operations?

Unwinding Sub-Contracting in Dynamics 365 Project Operations

Problem Definition: Sub-Contracting was a much-needed functionality in any project management platform which Project Operations was missing. With the latest updates from Microsoft, we now have Sub-Contracting feature available which can leverage creating contracts for the Sub-Contractors\Vendors with whom we work. Solution: Let’s look upon how do we enable this feature on Project Operations environment … Continue reading Unwinding Sub-Contracting in Dynamics 365 Project Operations