In our latest Microsoft Flow roundup we look at recurring jobs in Dynamics 365, swapping out dialogs, opportunity forms, document generation, rich text editing, and more.

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Recurring jobs in Dynamics 365 with Flow

Recurring jobs in Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement can be executed in a variety of different ways. Yaniv Arditi, writing in the Dynamics 365 Community, looked beyond options like Azure Scheduler or the Dynamics Workflow Timeout step to explore what Flow can do. Unlike Azure Functions, no coding is needed to use Flow as a scheduling mechanism thanks to an existing integration with D365.

Arditi gave an overview of how to create the action component, disqualify the lead workflow and define target business records.