The configuration of the client is pretty straight forward. A typical office product, and that is a good thing:) FYI, it does not install a solution file within Dynamics, and I like that a lot… Never been a fan of the overcrowding of solution files (Hint hint portals.. hehe).
Start på opening the system settings from Dynamics and locating the “Enable Dynamics and Teams integration”.
NB! Before starting, I would create a new Team and a new channel just for the sake of simplicity. Also create a new record in CRM that you want to connect to.
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It took me about 3 minutes before I received my complete message, so be patient!
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Open teams and locate the App Store within teams and search Dynamics. You will find it on the “…” menu on the left side.
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Add to the team you created. In my case “Tilbud” and then click Open
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Next step is connecting it to the channel in the team, and hit “Set up”.
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Now it will ask you for an entity to connect to, so I am going to choose the Opportunity I created before I started the configuration “Teams Opportunity”.
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If it all went well, you will now see a new tab in your channel with the name of the record. You also see a message that the record is connected.