Thursday, September 21, 2017

Microsoft Flows - How to create a very simple flow

Automate tasks by integrating your favorite apps with Microsoft Flow. Make repetitive tasks easy with workflow automation.

Here are steps to create a flow-

1. Open a web browser and open URL https://us.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/


2. Click on 'My flows' and then hit '+ click from blank'


3. It will open a page as below and then we should select a trigger, I have selected 'When a new mail arrives' for this demo



4. Give the name of your flow and also we can put multiple criteria(s)


5.  Then go for  next step, you will get two options
  1. Add an action
  2. Add a condition
I have selected 'Add an action'



6. We have multiple actions to select, I have selected 'Notifications' for this demo


7.  You will get two options

  1. Send me a mobile notifications (Mobile App required)
  2. Send me a email notifications

I have a selected 'send me a mobile notifications'


8.  We need to select content for notifications. And also I have selected criteria 'FROM'  'ajitax@outlook.com', that means I'll be notified if I get an email from this email address only.

After selecting values, hit 'create flow' and done.



9. You can see that flow under 'My Flows' and also can review run history.  I already sent an email from my 'ajitax@outlook.com' email id to my work id which is associated with Microsoft Flow.


10. As soon as I received email from this particular email id (ajitax@outlook.com), flow notification showed up in my mobile.














Vendor Invoice processes at one place in D365

                           Vendor Invoice Entry


Dynamics 365 has one place for all your vendor invoices related need -



Here you can create new invoices\invoice journals and also can view all non-invoiced Purchase orders here.



And even we can create and view global invoice journals


Wednesday, September 20, 2017

TF400813: Resource not available for anonymous access. Client authentication required.

I was trying setting up TFS online (VSO) from my AX 2012 R3 instance


And got this below error -


I am using VS 2013 and Team Explorer 2010

Resolution -

Install Visual Studio 2010 SP1 Team Foundation Server Compatibility GDR from


Restart AOS and try. If that doesn't work, try after restarting Dev itself.


Monday, September 18, 2017

How to write a job (Runnable class) in Dynamics 365

                    Steps to create a Job\Runnable class in D365

Step 1 - Open a new project in Visual Studio -



Step 2 - Select the 'Dynamics 365' as a template and enter the name of the project -



Step 3 - Solution Explorer would be open with your new project



Step 4 - Right click on your project and select Add-> New Item


Step 5 - Select the 'Runnable class(Job)' from the list -



Step 6 -  As soon as you select 'Runnable class(job)', it will open below window -


Step 7 - Just added info to print the 'Hello World' :)



Step 8 - Save the changes and right click on your project and click on 'Set as Startup Project'


Step 9 - Now start your project by clicking start button as shown below -


Step 10 - Once you start, it will open the browser with your result.