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At PowerObjects, we're very excited about the release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013! One of the new features is called Business Processes. Business processes can be set up by any user (with appropriate privileges) in CRM. They assist end users in navigating through the system, and help enforce rules based on processes.
For example, a business process can guide a user through the opportunity process and stages. In the screenshot below, the line represents various opportunity stages: Qualify, Develop, Propose, and Close. Each stage has fields associated with in order to advance to the next stage. When setting up the business process, you can identify fields that are required in order to move onto the next stage. If those fields are not populated, the user will be prevented from moving forward.
That's all it takes to set up business processes in CRM 2013! If this is useful for you, you may also want to check out our other blogs related to CRM 2013 features.
Happy CRM'ing!
Thanks .. its really helpful.
Will it be possible to create stage based on certain value of option set?
how to combine business process flows with business rules, plugins, javascripts?
Hi there, is it possible to have two different business processes depening on the kind of lead I put in? That would be great to know. Thanks in advance...
Hi - Not easily currently. But stayed tunned as we think this might be avail in the near future 🙂
I am unable to work on 2 custom Entities in Business Process
is this feature is available?