Configure your data in finance and operations apps
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Table of Content:
- Question 1: What is the Data Management workspace in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations?
- Question 2: How is security implemented in Finance and Operations apps?
- Question 3: How are users assigned to security roles?
- Question 4: How can you modify the security of an existing role?
- Question 5: How can administrators audit user activity?
- Question 6: How does Excel integrate with Finance and Operations apps?
- Question 7: What is the benefit of the Excel Add-in?
- Question 8: How does Outlook integrate with Dynamics 365 Finance?
- Question 9: What is document management in Finance and Operations?
- Question 10: What is mapping visualization and why is it useful?
- Question 11: What is the purpose of the “Call validate field method” option?
- Question 12: What is a data entity and why is it needed in Dynamics 365?
- Question 13: What is a composite data entity?
- Question 14: Why does Dynamics 365 use staging tables in data entities?
- Question 15: What options are visible when viewing a data entity in Data Management?
- Question 16: What is change tracking in data entities and why is it useful?
- Question 17: What is set-based processing and what is its limitation?
- Question 18: What is target mapping in a data entity?
- Question 19: What mapping types are available in entity field mapping?
- Question 20: Why is external document storage important?