From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central blogs: Binding event subscriptions; Extensions for Copilot chat; Access property in AL; After a QuickBooks migration

In this review of the Dynamics 365 Business Central blogs: 

• Binding event subscriptions
• Prepare your extensions to support the Copilot Chat
• Understanding the access property in AL
• Leveraging the features of BC after migrating from QuickBooks

Binding event subscriptions in Business Central

Writing on his blog, Brad Prendergast stated that in Business Central, wrote about event subscriptions, which let your extensions plug into the system's core logic without changing the base code. 

After providing some fundamentals of the approach, he pointed out that there are times when you need more control over when your event subscriptions actually run. For example, in background sessions, when certain conditions must be met, or in codeunits where performance matters. 

While people have used various approaches, Prendergast explained that dynamic subscription binding with Session.BindSubscription, Session.UnbindSubscription and setting the EventSubscriberInstance property to manual unlocks finer control over AL event handling, making your extensions more efficient and adaptable. 

Dynamics 365 Business Central: prepare your extensions to support the Copilot Chat

On his blog, Stefano Demiliani wrote that every Microsoft product now includes a built-in Copilot, and D365BC is no different.