Hi All,
In the latest release of Business Central, Microsoft introduced a powerful new AI-based feature called the Sales Order Agent. This functionality is designed for users to save time and reduce manual data entry by automatically creating sales orders from incoming emails.
This is part of Microsoft’s ongoing effort to make Copilot features in Business Central smarter and more useful for daily operations.
Let’s take a simple look at what it does, how it works, and why it matters.
Hi All,
Install and Upgrade special codeunits are important because they help you manage what happens when your app is first installed, when it is upgraded to a newer version r expecially when there is a change in table structure
Here we will see how to create them and why they are important. But before that, what are they?
What is an Install Codeunit?
Hi All,
Design customizations in Business Central often used to make quick to changes to page fields, layouts and actions. If not managed correctly, these changes are lost during upgrade.
The safest and most maintainable way to handle them is by organizing these customizations in a separate app.
Hi All,
When working with Git in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) for our BC extensions, having a good grip on essential Git commands can streamline your development process.
Here's a concise list of the most useful Git commands:
Before making any commits, configure your Git identity:
Hi All,
Integrations are something I am really passionate about and are one of my favourites implementations!
Before you can start a development, the basic and first thing to do is to setup a connection.
If you're working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS and need to connect through APIs — whether for integrations, automation, or custom apps — you'll need to register your app in Microsoft Entra ID (previously Azure AD). This enables secure OAuth 2.0 authentication and gives your app the right permissions to talk to Business Central.
Here is what you need to do:
