How to reverse engineer feature management features

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Feature recommendation notifications under the hood

For several years, Microsoft does have a dashboard with new and enhanced features that can be enabled by administrators to first evaluate the added value or impact on the current implementation. This will give organizations some time to choose when to enable new features. Features can also be turned on by default as a decision by Microsoft or made mandatory at a specific point in time. As mentioned in my previous blog about feature management, some features are like a black box, even with documentation provided by Microsoft. This blog provides guidance if you want to learn more about how to reverse engineer features and in particular Feature recommendation notifications.

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Can you add your own features to Feature Management?

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When Microsoft releases new versions of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, a lot of enhancements are listed on a workspace called Feature Management, where you can review the new features and decide which one would need to be enabled for your organization. The features can be a new module, new additions, enhancement of an existing feature, and performance improvements. In this blog, I will answer a question: “Can you add features as an ISV or partner to Feature Management?”. Continue reading if you want to know the answer.

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A restyled user experience for F&O apps in April 2023 release

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Restyled user experience

When I installed the preview of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations version 10.0.32, also known as the April 2023 release, it was noticeable the user interface got restyled slightly. Apart from this, also some navigation concepts have been changed. In this post, I will highlight the changes I noticed myself so far.

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Security in Dynamics 365 F&O: Less is More

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I’m starting this blog about security with the words Less is More! This is a concept about simplicity. In life, we look at certain things in an overcomplicated way or try to make them too advanced. We don’t see it ourselves until someone helps us think in a different direction. When you just start working with Dynamics 365 and the security architecture, you might wonder why you sometimes don’t have the permissions or data visible as you would expect. In this blog, I will share some scenarios and background information where by granting more security roles, the user will have fewer permissions than expected on particular features.

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