We are pleased to announce that Duplicate Detection add-on now fully supports Power Apps model-driven environments. We are in the middle of getting the solution approved in Microsoft AppSource similar to the addon for Dynamics 365. Would you like to try it right away – please contact us on support@techdio.dk
Duplicate Detection – Passed New Recertification for AppSource
We are pleased to announce that Duplicate Detection Addon for Dynamics 365 has passed the new recertification for AppSource by Microsoft. The new recertification process gives customers access to a single marketplace where they can discover certified, high-quality apps. Certification also validates that partner apps are running on the latest version of the software, making […]
Create Duplicate Rule That Will Ignore Integration User
This example is for those who have some integration to Dynamics CRM and already are doing duplicate detection in the integration job. For an example, let’s say that you have integration for contacts between CRM and AX. In the integration job for contacts, you have specified match rule when to create or update contact, let […]
‘Background’ service coming soon
We have developed duplicate detection addon with lot of features that default duplicate tool don’t have, but we have always missed one feature, that is to run bulk detection and bulk-merge in the background/inside CRM. Those who haven’t tried the addon by now, to run bulk detection or bulk-merge, you need to have your […]
Two New Features & Updated Interface
We have added two new features for Duplicate Detection Addon for Dynamics CRM. First new feature is ‘Ignore Words’ Using this feature, you can now ignore words or letters for your duplicate rules. For example, ignore words like Inc, Ltd, A/S, ApS, LLC If you have record named ‘Cowia Solutions’ and other named ‘Cowia Solutions […]
Solving challenge #1 – Duplicate in Business Units
Solving challenge #1 – Duplicate in Business Units Why is this a challenge? Let me explain. Default duplicate detection in Dynamics CRM can only match duplicates on those records that the user is allowed to read. It makes sense, but this can be a problem for some companies where the same record already exists in […]