Tip #899: If email gets rejected check for duplicate addresses

Duplicate stamp

tl;dr When incoming email gets rejected, check if you have records in mail-enabled entities (contacts, accounts, queues, and system users OOB) using the same email address. I’ve done this today Set up a hybrid server-side sync for a customer. (There are some gaps in the docs, this is a recommended reading companion.) Add a support […]

Tip #877: Video Guide to Email Engagement in Dynamics 365 Relationship Insights

Email engagement

In this video we finish off our look at Relationship insights with the Email Engagement piece. We look at what is needed to make the functionality work in Dynamics 365, as well as create a tracked email with tracked attachment. Give us your feedback, all of it: good, bad, and ugly, I’m sure we can […]

Tip #479: Don’t track emails from automated sources

So you get the notification from Skype for Business that you have a voicemail. Track it in CRM so that the voicemail will be associated with the person who sent it to you, right? Not so fast. When you track an email from an automated source, such as voicemail notifications, the network scanner, or other […]

Tip #423: Tipsters guide to folder-level tracking: administration

Welcome to video Fridays. You’ve heard it. We now even have our own video dude as part of the team: Derik “Foobar” Bormann . We aim to give you something useful in time it takes to consume a cup of coffee or other beverage of your choice. In the break, between your spurs of awesomeness […]

Tip #113: The token doesn’t have to be at the end

If you use Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook to automatically track incoming messages, you probably are familiar with the tracking token option. This puts a token code at the end of the email subject, such as “Important message CRM:00061188.” When someone replies to the message, CRM for Outlook will automatically track the response, so you […]