How Dynamics CRM Report Scheduler Works for You (Even When You’re Not Working)

User adoption has been the biggest challenge for CRM implementations and one of the best ways to increase this is by proactively engaging the users with scheduled reports. Instead of relying on the users to log in and find the necessary information, it would be a good idea to directly push the data in emails from CRM on regular basis. We have heard for the quite long time that there is no report scheduling facility available for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Online and that is quite true. Further, neither the database nor the reporting server can be accessed directly in the online environment. A possible workaround solution around this limitation could be scheduling of CRM Views using the newly added functionality of Custom Workflows in the online environment. Let me demonstrate to you as for how easy it is to schedule any CRM data using  Report Scheduler  add-on for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Online and On-Premise: Sample Scenario : A Sales Manager would...

Report Scheduler When it comes to Microsoft Dynamics CRM, the most common pain points are user adoption and reporting. The inability to automate the delivery of actionable, relevant data on a regular schedule requires average users to be experts. Regardless of whether you use Dynamics as a sales manager, a finance professional, or an IT administrator, you’re likely to have encountered this frustration at some point. With the growing importance of “big data”, the need for on-time delivery of reports – as opposed to digging for specific data points – is that much greater. The  Report Scheduler   Add-On for Microsoft Dynamics  enables  easy scheduling of CRM reports , letting you automatically send CRM data to colleagues (including non-CRM users) or recipients that are outside your organization. Senior-level managers often rely on data-driven reports and dashboards to provide a quick snapshot of progress for a given time period. The out-of-...