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How to Use Power Automate with Dynamics 365 ?

Learn how to connect Power Automate with Dynamics 365 to automate your business processes, streamline workflows, and improve efficiency without writing any code.

Create a new flow and use the Dynamics 365 connector as a trigger or action.

How to Create a Dynamics 365 Flow in Power Automate

1

Start a New Flow

Log in to Power Automate (make.powerautomate.com). From the left navigation pane, click Create and select a flow type, such as Automated cloud flow.

2

Choose Your Trigger

Give your flow a name. In the 'Choose your flow's trigger' search box, type 'Dynamics 365' and select the trigger When a row is added, modified or deleted. Click Create.

3

Configure the Trigger

In the trigger step, select the Change type (e.g., Added), the Table name (e.g., Accounts), and the Scope (e.g., Organization). This defines what event in Dynamics 365 will start your flow.

4

Add an Action

Click + New step. Search for the action you want to perform. For example, search for 'Send an email (V2)' from the Office 365 Outlook connector.

5

Configure the Action

Fill in the required fields for your action. Use the Dynamic content panel to insert data from your Dynamics 365 trigger step, such as the Account Name or Primary Contact email.

6

Save and Test Your Flow

Click Save in the top-right corner. After saving, click Test to perform a manual test by triggering the event in Dynamics 365 (e.g., creating a new account) to ensure your flow runs correctly.

💡 Pro Tips

Tips for Working with Dynamics 365 and Power Automate

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Use Templates

Explore the pre-built templates for Dynamics 365 in Power Automate to get started quickly with common automation scenarios.

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Leverage Dynamic Content

Always use dynamic content to pass data between your trigger and actions. This makes your flows powerful and context-aware.

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Implement Error Handling

Use the 'Configure run after' setting on actions to build error-handling paths, ensuring your flows are robust and can notify you of failures.

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Filter Your Triggers

Use 'Filter rows' in the trigger's advanced options to make your flow run only for specific records, reducing unnecessary runs and saving resources.

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