Introduction to Dataverse inside of Power Automate
summary
Creates an automated cloud flow that fires when a Dataverse Account record is created and maps fields into a new SharePoint list; initial run misses the main phone field, fix the mapping and the second run succeeds. Uses Power Automate triggers and the Power Apps portal, exports the flow as a ZIP, and demonstrates CRUD via the Excel add-in writing back to a custom Bonus table. Shows dev vs production vs trial environments.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50History
- 1:31Takeaways
- 2:11Dataverse
- 2:56What is Dataverse
- 3:46Dataverse Tables
- 5:12Dataverse Portal
- 6:23Easy to manage
- 7:15Easy to secure
- 7:39Accessing data from Dynamics 365
- 8:28Rich metadata
- 9:37Data connectors
- 11:12Demo
- 15:24Creating a new flow
- 17:10Creating an automated flow
- 18:34Reading data from an environment
- 19:50Configuring actions
- 20:30Connecting to an existing SharePoint server
- 21:56Creating a SharePoint list
- 25:52Testing the flow
- 27:50Running the flow
- 29:15Debugging the flow
- 31:34Creating a new bonus
- 32:29Adding additional columns
- 33:28Database design
- 37:35Open data in Excel
- 39:23Share a Flow
- 44:47Trial Environments
- 45:09Power Apps Community Plan
- 45:55Dynamics 365 Administration Center
- 46:22Tips and Tricks
- 47:10Creating a New Environment
- 48:11Office 365 Developer Plan
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