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A company plans to use server-side synchronization to synchronize emails, tasks, and appointments between Microsoft Exchange and Dynamics 365 Sales.
The salespeople want to know when their emails will be synced.
You need to describe the server-side synchronization frequency for the salespeople.
How should you describe the frequency?
Server-side synchronization typically syncs at equal intervals, which can be configured in Dynamics 365. These intervals determine how often data is synchronized between Microsoft Exchange and Dynamics 365 Sales, affecting emails, tasks, and appointments.
The synchronization frequency can be adjusted by the administrator but operates at consistent, regular intervals by default.
You need to configure search to ensure the administrators can find all records which reference Corgis. Which action must you perform?
To enable comprehensive search capabilities for administrators to find all records referencing specific terms (such as ''Corgis''), it is essential to ensure that all relevant tables are indexed.
In Dynamics 365, configuring search functionality for specific tables involves setting up the tables to be searchable, which can be done by indexing them within the solution.
Indexing relevant tables makes them accessible in the search feature and ensures all fields within those tables can be searched, allowing for quick retrieval of records that reference specific terms.
System settings (Option A) is limited to selecting up to 10 tables and is more about quick search rather than full indexing. The sync to external search index setting (Option C) is for integration with external search tools and does not directly impact internal search capabilities.
Adding columns to the Lookup view (Option D) affects how lookups work but does not influence full-text search results.
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A company's IT department has a .CSV file stored on one of their Shared Documents folders within their Microsoft SharePoint sites. The data from the .CSV file is ingested into Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data.
The file contains a row header and columns of different types, such as quantities and prices. The file also contains some rows with a high proportion of nulls.
You need to clean and transform the data in Customer Insights - Data to be ready for unification.
Solution: Transform the first row to be used as headers, remove rows that contain null values, and name the query. Select Next and your data is now ready for unification.
Does this meet the goal?
Transforming the first row to be used as headers, removing rows with null values, and naming the query prepares the data appropriately for unification in Customer Insights - Data.
By setting the headers and removing rows with high proportions of nulls, the data becomes cleaner and more structured, which is essential for successful unification in Customer Insights. Therefore, this solution meets the goal of preparing the data for unification.
A battery manufacturer wants to sell their batteries in boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes. You need to set up a unit group so that the manufacturer can sell different quantities. What should you create first?
In Dynamics 365 Sales, when setting up a unit group, you must first define the base unit. This is the fundamental unit of measurement for a product and serves as the foundation for defining related units within the group.
For the battery manufacturer, defining a base unit (such as a single battery) is necessary before configuring related units for boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes, as these will be multiples or related units derived from the base unit.
The analytics team at your organization has created Power Bl reports that enrich data about your accounts from Dynamics 365 Sales with data NOT contained in Dynamics 365 Sales. The Power Bl reports are referenced by your executive leadership as the primary source of truth about account success metrics. Sales leadership has requested that sales users can see these insights about the accounts they have access to within Dynamics 365 Sales. You need to enable the insights to be available to sales users in Dynamics 365 Sales. What should you do?
To make Power BI insights available within Dynamics 365 Sales, specifically contextualized for accounts, you should embed the Power BI report with contextual filtering. This ensures that the report dynamically adjusts based on the specific account record a user is viewing.
Embedding with contextual filtering enables sales users to see account-specific insights directly within the Dynamics 365 interface, improving accessibility and relevance.
