The F&O Twist on Power Automate Process Mining – Getting Started

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Process Mining Getting Started

For a while now, Microsoft has been offering a service for process mining and task mining. In Power Automate there is a Process Mining tool embedded. Process mining can help with e.g. finding bottlenecks or errors in processes or making measured decisions on what tasks could be automated. While I have my main focus on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, process mining is a very interesting event analysis tool that can help many ERP customers. After giving some presentations about this topic, I thought it would be useful to share my knowledge on my website. This will be my first post about the Process Mining tool, but I will add more posts in the future on this topic looking at it from the angle of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.

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Multiple legal entities issue with the Fin & Ops Apps connector in Power Automate

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In this blog post, I will share a workaround to update or delete records in different legal entities when using the Fin & Ops Apps connector. This connector can be used with Microsoft cloud services: Power Automate, Power Apps, and Logic Apps. When the records to be updated or deleted are not part of the default company of the user, you will get an error “No resources were found when selecting for update”. Continue to read how to solve this error.

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Let your Operations Flow – Excel to Purchase orders Example

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Excel to Purchase orders

In this post, I will share a Power Automate Flow example. This example is importing data from Microsoft Excel into Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. It has an example of how to import multiple purchase orders and lines. Besides, it has some logic and special field handling. The example is also shared as a download.

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How to setup demo users in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations

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Setup demo users

Some years back, I did provide a blog post where you could change some settings on the Contoso demo users and login using the original credentials. Like many other things, there was a change done by Microsoft. As partners and customers, we were not allowed anymore to use the Azure AD credentials from Microsoft Contoso demo users. Microsoft on their turn provided a blog which guides you to reuse the users with credentials from your own Azure Active Directory. Every time I had to deploy a new environment, it took me some time to setup users which I wanted to use for demos or testing. I got the idea to solve this with a script using Microsoft Flow. In this post, I will tell about this and you may download and use it for your own environments.

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