In a recent blog we discussed the phase in which a company realizes that they are in need of a new ERP or CRM software system and in the article prior to this one we revealed 5 ways to find a proper i[...]

Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement (formerly known as Dynamics CRM) has been in use by customers since December 2003. Over the years, the Web Interface, sometimes called the classic interf[...]

Getting the most out of your CRM software is only really possible if you fully understand what it is you want to achieve by using it.

As a property management operation leader, you may be looking for a better way to keep track of inventory of properties; whether that be by understanding what is available, understanding what showings[...]

Does your organization have a difficult approval process? Empowering your managers is made simple with Microsoft Flow Approvals. Managers are equipped with a modern approval request process that can b[...]

With the right CRM solution, you can not only manage your customer relationships, you can also see very real benefits by leveraging the data to improve business decision-making. When you make the deci[...]

Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Field Service is a powerhouse solution for empowering field service technicians and improving service to customers from initial interaction all the way through service opera[...]

Overview In the first part of this blog series on Microsoft Flow, we provided an overview on high level architecture details. Now let’s get into some of the details regarding Triggers and Actions.

In our previous blog, we discussed how important it is to maintain positive tenant experiences, and how the software you use determines the success of your day to day operations (and with that satisfi[...]

Overview Microsoft Flow is part of the Power Platform and comes with a base level subscription to Office 365. It is a workflow engine and Business Process Automation (BPA) toolset that together with P[...]