Would you like to make your emails billable? Of course, you would. Add the field(s) dealing with the billing information and you’re all set, right? Not so fast. The problem is that tracked emails “arrive” into CRM as activities already closed so editing won’t be possible. Enter the realm of Adam “I’ll leave nuggets everywhere […]
Tip #342: Demystifying pop3/smtp for CRM Online
Having troubles creating server-side synchronization between CRM Online and pop3/smtp system? You are in the right place then. You may have read in the documentation that GMail and Yahoo are listed as supported pop3/smtp providers for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online and Although other POP3/SMTP systems may work with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, those systems were not […]
Tip #325: Sometimes metadata is not telling the truth
Another mini truck stop. Subject is somewhat eye-glazing – metadata – but, hey, what do you expect when you put some of the bestest CRM development minds together. Today’s Roles The Questioner: Daniel “King of soft” Cai The Answerer: Jim “Mr SDK” Daly The Story T.Q. The issue is, when using SDK to retrieve the […]
Tip #253: Keep your emails unique
Say, you want to do some checks for inbound emails on Senders Account. It will work well until one of other email-enabled entities (typically systemuser) has a record with the same email address. Having multiple system entities (systemuser, contact, account) with the same email is a bad idea because, when system starts matching sender’s email […]
Tip #224: Email signatures
In Tuesday’s tip, George Doubinski threw me under the bus gave a great alternative use for translation files in Dynamics CRM. The eight year old boy that I pay to write tips for me thought that this was a great tip, and made me think of some other alternative uses for Dynamics CRM features. By […]
Tip #106: Resend stuck emails
We use email router to send outbound CRM emails via Office 365 accounts. In our configuration email router is set to use user’s credentials, i.e. we need to enter our O365 passwords in user settings in CRM. When password in O365 expires, people (read: me) simply forget to adjust passwords in CRM, especially those for […]
Tip #49: How to increase marketing email open rate
What now, your marketing emails are ignored and trashed without reading? You are not alone then. If you search internets in attempt to increase open rate for your emails, you’ll find plenty of advice, typically in the form of “{Random integer between 4 and 10} tips to improve your open rates“. Tips usually revolve around […]