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Extending Microsoft Business Central with Power Platform

Extending Microsoft Business Central with Power Platform

By : Kim Congleton, Shawn Sissenwein
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Extending Microsoft Business Central with Power Platform

Extending Microsoft Business Central with Power Platform

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By: Kim Congleton, Shawn Sissenwein

Overview of this book

Unlock the untapped potential of Business Central by harnessing the power of the Power Platform with this comprehensive guide, transforming your cumbersome manual processes and limited customization capabilities into a vast array of extended functionalities and possibilities. You’ll begin by exploring the potential of Power Platform and its seamless integration with both the on-premises and cloud versions of Business Central, amplifying the capabilities of your business operations. You’ll then learn how to set up virtual tables and use Dataverse to create a simple model-driven app. As the book progresses, you’ll leverage Power Apps, including both Canvas apps and model-driven apps, to build apps around Business Central processes. The book also highlights Power Automate’s capabilities to create or modify business processes while incorporating new processes and automation. As you advance, you’ll connect to Business Central APIs that can be implemented to connect with Business Central Data and finally integrate Power BI natively with Business Central, empowering you to construct advanced reports and dashboards. With the hands-on experience gained throughout the book, you’ll build expertise in customizing Business Central with Power Platform to deliver more scalable and maintainable solutions.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
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Part 1 – Part Fundamentals
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Part 2 – Doing the Work of Designing, Building, and Implementing
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Part 3 – Common Business Cases in Business Central for the Power Platform
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Part 4 – Tips and Tricks for Common Issues

Reviewing different visuals and publishing reports

When creating Power BI reports, you’ll want to consider a few key things. First, is the data in the report accurate and up to date? In the previous section, we covered connecting to data and data modeling; in this section, we will review the report layout and different visualizations. It is just as crucial as data modeling when you are designing your report that you tell the story and know what story you are telling. If the user opens the report and must spend lots of time figuring out what the visuals are saying, or if it isn’t clear, the user will not use it. We will dive into user adoption later in this book but always keep the user in mind when building your visuals. As you probably already know, I like to use color, but I am cautious with the color I use in my dashboard reports. Still, have fun with this section; even if you are not that creative, you can use many different sites to get inspiration, and I will add...

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