Microsoft offers 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. I will add more posts in the future on this topic looking at it from the angle of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.
Investments and improvements are made by Microsoft on many different solutions. You hardly won’t miss the updates around Copilot and anonymous agents. In this post, I will share information about a new feature within Process Mining which is at the time of writing this post in preview. A new option is available to load event logs directly from Fabric OneLake.
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During various presentations this year, I discussed Process Mining and how to feed it with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations data. The presentations ended with an example of Order to Cash where data is retrieved and synchronized from Dynamics 365. In this post, I will share the details so you can use them for your learning.
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After writing and creating some video content about the basics of Power Automate Process Mining, in this blog, I will talk about an example of how to ingest data from Dynamics 365 F&O. I get a lot of questions, so finally here is a blog with hopefully answering a lot of your questions.
Read moreIn my previous posts about process mining, I explained the basic concept of Process mining including event log data requirements and how to get started with Power Automate process mining. In this post, I will talk about an integration between Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and process mining. It also contains a video with demo of how to deploy warehouse processes to be analyzed and check for bottlenecks in your operations.
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