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10Sep

Easy access of Maplytics features with Detail Map Control within Dynamics 365

September 10, 2020

As promised in our last blog, we have added the fourth PCF Control i.e. Details Map control, in our latest Release April 2020. Let’s see the functionalities this PCF control...

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04Sep

Analyze COVID pandemic impact on your business using Shapefile Overlay within Dynamics 365 CRM or PowerApps

September 4, 2020

From the past 6 months, most of the organizations are facing many difficulties due to the COVID spread. In this blog, we will show you how you can...

How to Create a Shapefile Overlay and Configure it within Dynamics 365 CRM or PowerApps

August 28, 2020

Maplytics gives its users the ability to use a shapefile overlay in their maps. The shapefile format consists of geographical data that includes additional metadata for the given...

PCF Detail Map Control enhancements to travel smartly on Field with your GPS Location and navigation using Google Maps or Waze App!

August 22, 2020

We have been working extensively with Maplytics to make it even more efficient to help...

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15Aug

Create reports with geographical insights of your Dynamics 365 CRM / Power Apps data

August 15, 2020

Maplytics has always been very efficient in terms of helping professionals to analyze data and take strategical decisions for their organizations globally. Within this procedure,...

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08Aug

Analyze data ‘By Region’ on map within your Dynamics 365 CRM or Power Apps

August 8, 2020

With variety of features within Maplytics (Preferred App on Microsoft AppSource) that helps a user to drill down their Dynamics 365 CRM data, Maplytics also provides search...

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25Jul

How can I search Dynamics 365 CRM records within a specified proximity and create appointments on map itself!

July 25, 2020

Visualizing organizational data on map proves to be a win-win situation for any organization. Maplytics is a preferred app for Dynamics 365 CRM /...

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18Jul

Plot Dynamics 365 CRM entities with no address fields of its own with Maplytics

July 18, 2020

With Maplytics, users can plot both OOB entities as well as custom entities of Dynamics CRM. To plot any entity on the map, the records of the entities need to be geocoded, which...

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11Jul

Improve Customer Service by quickly assigning calls to Sales or Service rep based on their Dynamics 365 CRM location!

July 11, 2020

We are back again with a use case for industries where large number of enquiries come via calls like call centers or help desks. Based on the...

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01Jul

#CommunitySummit: 3 July, 1:30 PM, Partner Solutions Showcase presenting Maplytics – We are booking your spot!

July 1, 2020

The wait is over! The Virtual Expo has finally started and we are all geared up at our virtual booth to interact with you. Like every year we come paced with a bundle of new...

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Easy access of Maplytics features with Detail Map Control within Dynamics 365

Analyze COVID pandemic impact on your business using Shapefile Overlay within Dynamics 365 CRM or PowerApps

How to Create a Shapefile Overlay and Configure it within Dynamics 365 CRM or PowerApps

PCF Detail Map Control enhancements to travel smartly on Field with your GPS Location and navigation using Google Maps or Waze App!

Create reports with geographical insights of your Dynamics 365 CRM / Power Apps data

Analyze data ‘By Region’ on map within your Dynamics 365 CRM or Power Apps

How can I search Dynamics 365 CRM records within a specified proximity and create appointments on map itself!

Plot Dynamics 365 CRM entities with no address fields of its own with Maplytics

Improve Customer Service by quickly assigning calls to Sales or Service rep based on their Dynamics 365 CRM location!

#CommunitySummit: 3 July, 1:30 PM, Partner Solutions Showcase presenting Maplytics – We are booking your spot!

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