Do your salespeople need data from multiple systems to do their jobs? Do they ask you to gather reports so they can print them and take them to a customer meeting? Is your data siloed in disparate systems? In this session we will discuss how to give your CRM users a self-service reporting experience.
The content of this session is geared toward an audience with intermediate-level knowledge of the subject area.
Calling all Dynamics 365 specialists, Power App makers and citizen developers!
This practical, hands-on Power Apps Portal In a Day class will equip you to extend Common Data Service (CDS) based Power Apps (including Dynamics 365 apps) to external stakeholders and guide you to build a working portal application.
Agenda
1. Class Introduction Overview
•Meet the Power Platform
•Provision a Power Apps Portal
2. Power Apps Portals Overview
•Power Apps Portals Architecture
•Power Apps Portals Components
•Hands-on Lab 1 – Add Portal web pages and content
3. Power Apps Portals and the Common Data Service
•Power Apps Portals Common Data Service (Including Dynamics 365)
•Hands-on Lab 2 – Build a Power Apps Portal (Entity Lists and Entity Forms)
4. Power Apps Portals Authentication and Security
•Power Apps Portals Authentication and Security
•Hands-on Lab 3 – Configure Portal Authentication and Security
5. Power Apps Portals Advanced Customization using Liquid
•Advanced Customization Using Liquid
•Hands-on Lab 4 – Build a custom web template using Liquid
6. Advanced Power Apps Portals Topics
•Other Power Apps Portals Features
•Hands-on Lab 5 – Portal Branding and Styling
Prerequisites: You should be familiar with building model-driven Power Apps (Working with Entities, Forms, Views, Fields, Workflows, etc) or have experience with configuring Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement.
Preparation: You do not need to be a developer or web designer but some basic familiarity with HTML, CSS and JavaScript would be beneficial. You will need to bring a internet capable Windows-based laptop for the labs.
Level: Intermediate to advanced
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