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Post ProdigyEvaluate the connecting between Fabric and Dynamics 365
Hi,
I need to evaluate the proper connection method between Fabric and Dynamics 365 (BC and CRM) in cloud in order to read from and write on Dynamics 365.
It seems that it is possible to create a direct link using Dataverse by performing this operation in Power Apps and not in Fabric, without building any ETLs.
In Fabric, for a data pipeline I can select the (new?) Dynamics 365 (in cloud?) connector, not yet documented, by performing this operation in Fabric.
It could be better operating at Fabric level, because the Fabric and Dynamics professionals involved are different.
Other connection methods?
Any suggests to choice the proper connection method between Fabric and Dynamics 365 (BC and CRM)?
Hi pmscorca
In Microsoft Fabric, you can use the Dynamics 365 connector for data pipelines. This connector supports various operations like copy activities, which can be used for both reading and writing data.
Dynamics CRM connector overview - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Dataverse direct link to Microsoft Fabric enables organizations to extend their Power Apps and Dynamics 365 enterprise applications, and business processes into Fabric. The Link to Microsoft Fabric feature built into Power Apps makes all your Dynamics 365 and Power Apps data available in Microsoft OneLake, the built-in data lake for Microsoft Fabric.
You can check out the following links to learn more:
Link all Dynamics 365 data to Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Nono Chen
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Hi pmscorca
In Microsoft Fabric, you can use the Dynamics 365 connector for data pipelines. This connector supports various operations like copy activities, which can be used for both reading and writing data.
Dynamics CRM connector overview - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Dataverse direct link to Microsoft Fabric enables organizations to extend their Power Apps and Dynamics 365 enterprise applications, and business processes into Fabric. The Link to Microsoft Fabric feature built into Power Apps makes all your Dynamics 365 and Power Apps data available in Microsoft OneLake, the built-in data lake for Microsoft Fabric.
You can check out the following links to learn more:
Link all Dynamics 365 data to Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn
Regards,
Nono Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.