Microsoft Dynamics 365 Version 9 will shortly be available as an upgrade.
In our latest webinar we introduced the important changes in Version 9 to an audience of Dynamics users.
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D365 Version 9 sees Microsoft deliver on its promise of an app-centric structure by separating the code between the platform and role-based apps.
We discussed what this means for the future development and release cycle of Dynamics 365.
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We highlighted the importance of Microsoft Flow as the cloud workflow engine and how this short-cuts repetitive tasks between apps.
D365 Version 9 also sees the introduction of a new Unified User Interface.
We explained why the UUI been developed, and what user and administrator challenges this addresses.
Due to some limitations with the first release of UUI, in the first instance, admin may choose a refreshed web interface that is released with v9.
Featured Version 9 Changes
During this live event we also featured:
- New Virtual Entities for Dynamics 365
- Improved advanced find 'does not contain' rules for related entities
- New user security controls
- Multi-select options set fields
- New customer service hub as an example of the Unified User Interface
- Web interface refresh
- UUI on desktop, phone and tablet + Outlook
- New editing and previewing for knowledge posts
- Integrated Microsoft Flow
- Designer updates for apps, views and sitemaps
We concluded by discussing how LinkedIn is now part of the D365 story and we introduced a new app for Lead Gen Form integration.