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Dynamics 365: Mapping Fields

By Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Mapping Fields can be a significant time saver if you are frequently qualifying leads or creating new contacts from an account record, for example. When you map a field, it carries the data over from one record in an entity to another record in a different entity. I do suggest having both the Source & Target forms open so you can check your work–field names can be tricky!

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Salesforce Auto Response Rules

By Salesforce CRM

Auto response rules can help set your relationship with a lead off on the right foot.  They let your lead know you have received their submission (from a webform or somewhere else) and eliminates the fear that they have just fallen into a black hole. Read More

Dynamics 365: Use Filters in the Activity Timeline

By Microsoft Dynamics CRM

I think the activity timeline in Dynamics 365 gets overlooked–it’s a pretty busy area of the screen with the potential for “information overload”.  At some point, however, Microsoft added an option to filter the items displayed in the timeline. I’ve found it to be intuitive and easy to use. Keep reading to learn more. Read More

Microsoft Teams: Change Your Notification Style

By Microsoft Office 365

Microsoft has made some significant changes to notification settings in Teams over the years, and they’ve just added another option to the list.  Rather than having Teams-based notifications using the Teams look and feel, you can now opt to display Teams notifications in the native Mac or Windows notification style, depending on what machine you’re using.  As far as I can tell, there’s no major advantage to using the Teams notification style over the Mac/Win style, so largely a personal preference.

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