A new way to install extensions in Business Central
Microsoft is changing the way extensions are installed in Business Central SaaS.
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How to connect Power BI directly to Business Central without using Power Query
Power BI has a standard connector that provides direct access to Business Central data, without having to manually create queries in Power Query or configure web services.
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5 Copilot features in Business Central you should know about
Marketing text, bank reconciliation, summaries, field suggestions and data analysis: five Copilot features we can use in standard Business Central.
Read articleStandard vs. AI-assisted bank reconciliation in Business Central
Bank reconciliation in Business Central has worked much the same way for years. If the transactions on the bank statement match the bank account ledger entries posted in the ERP, reconciliation simply clears the Open checkbox on those entries. And if a transaction appears on the statement but hasn't yet been posted in BC, you can post and reconcile it as part of the same process.
Read articleAI in Business Central: agents, models and ways to customize
An initial look at the concepts and options available for incorporating AI into our Business Central customizations.
Read articleAnalyze a Power BI report with AI without sharing the data
Traditionally, BI specialists have almost always needed real data to analyze a result, especially when dealing with complex calculations. However, to analyze how a data model or a visual on a dashboard works, AI does not need the data, just the underlying structure.
Read articleHow to embed a web page in Business Central with WebPageViewer
A few days ago, I was asked whether it was possible to view an external list directly from Business Central, without leaving the application. The idea was quite simple: to have a page in BC where we could consult information hosted in an external web application.
Read articleHow to connect Excel to Business Central using Client ID and Client Secret
Connect Excel to Business Central from Power Query using a Microsoft Entra application, without relying on a user account.
Read articleClient ID and Client Secret for Business Central from Azure
This configuration lets us identify an application to Business Central and decide exactly which permissions it will have.
Read articleHow to connect Excel to Business Central using a user account
A fairly straightforward way to do this is to connect directly from Excel through Power Query and authenticate using a Business Central user account.
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