The assistant to the sales leader has some questions on how delegation works when using the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook. They want to know how columns are populated when an email is tracked.
You need to explain the behavior of the tracked email messages, in particular, what is set as the owner of the tracked email from a delegated mailbox.
What should you convey?
When an email is tracked in Dynamics 365 from a delegated mailbox, the primary mailbox owner is set as the owner of the tracked email. This means that if an assistant sends or tracks an email on behalf of another user, the email's ownership will reflect the primary mailbox owner rather than the delegate.
This behavior ensures that activities are correctly associated with the user who owns the mailbox, aligning with the ownership structure in Dynamics 365.
You are the Dynamics 365 administrator at an organization that uses both Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Journeys and Dynamics 365 Sales.
You have configured Customer Insights - Journeys to create leads from web form submissions. You also allow your sales users to create leads using the user interface.
Your organization has recently hosted an event at a conference.
* You have a Customer Insights - Journeys web form to capture leads immediately at the conference.
* You expect sales users to enter lead information for prospects they meet at the event in the week after the conference.
You need to keep your data clean while also capturing all the valid leads from the event. What should you do?
Requirement Analysis:
The organization is collecting lead data from two sources: a web form created in Customer Insights - Journeys and manual entries by sales users. This setup could lead to duplicate entries if a lead is submitted through the web form and then entered manually by a sales user afterward.
To ensure data integrity and avoid duplication, it is essential to implement a mechanism that identifies and manages duplicates automatically.
Solution - Enabling Duplicate Detection:
In Dynamics 365, duplicate detection can be configured to alert users or prevent the creation of records that already exist based on certain criteria (such as email).
By enabling duplicate detection based on email addresses, the system will compare incoming lead data with existing records and prompt users if a duplicate is identified. This feature will ensure that leads collected from different sources are not duplicated unnecessarily.
Steps to Enable Duplicate Detection for Leads Based on Email:
Navigate to Settings > Data Management > Duplicate Detection Rules in Dynamics 365.
Create a new Duplicate Detection Rule for the Lead entity. Specify that the system should check for duplicate records based on the email field.
Publish the rule and ensure it is activated.
After activation, this rule will prompt users whenever a duplicate email is detected, either from the Customer Insights - Journeys web form or manual entry by sales users.
Benefits of Using Duplicate Detection:
This approach does not restrict users from creating leads but ensures that duplicate entries are flagged, allowing users to review and decide whether to proceed.
It maintains data cleanliness by preventing unnecessary duplicates while ensuring all valid leads are captured from different sources.
By implementing this solution, the organization can effectively manage potential duplicate leads, keeping the data clean and accurate across both Customer Insights - Journeys and Dynamics 365 Sales.
You are creating a pricing list in Dynamics 365 Sales. All prices must end in You need to select the function that establishes this pricing requirement. What should you use?
In Dynamics 365 Sales, the Rounding Policy feature allows you to control how pricing values are rounded, such as ensuring prices end in specific digits (e.g., nearest whole number or a specified decimal value).
The Rounding Policy can be configured to automatically adjust prices to the nearest whole value or any other desired rounding amount, ensuring consistency with pricing requirements.
This feature is especially useful for scenarios where pricing must conform to specific formats, such as all prices ending in ''0'' or ''5.''
You need to enable the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook for the sales team.
You need to perform the prerequisite actions before you can add the app for all users.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Enable Mailboxes:
To use the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook, each user's mailbox must be enabled for server-side synchronization. This ensures that emails, appointments, and tasks can sync between Outlook and Dynamics 365.
Without enabling the mailboxes, the synchronization won't be functional, making it a critical prerequisite.
Add the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook Security Role:
Users need to be assigned the Dynamics 365 App for Outlook security role to access the app. This role grants the necessary permissions to interact with Dynamics 365 through Outlook.
Assigning this role ensures that users have the correct access rights to use the app within their Outlook environment.
A battery manufacturer wants to sell their batteries in boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes. You need to set up a unit group so that the manufacturer can sell different quantities. What should you create first?
In Dynamics 365 Sales, when setting up a unit group, you must first define the base unit. This is the fundamental unit of measurement for a product and serves as the foundation for defining related units within the group.
For the battery manufacturer, defining a base unit (such as a single battery) is necessary before configuring related units for boxes of 12 and cases of 24 boxes, as these will be multiples or related units derived from the base unit.
