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Here’s how you can now create a Canvas App using a Vibe coded experience. This is Node based and the type is Code.
Let’s see how we can get to a working app quickly.
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A Dynamics 365 Customer Service admin has just configured the Case Management Agent to auto‑populate case fields from incoming emails and added field descriptions to help the AI make better predictions. The configuration looks right, but how will the admin ensure that the AI is able to predict case field values accurately? The new case enrichment simulation in Dynamics 365 Customer Service—now generally available—answers exactly that question.
Admins can measure AI‑powered field prediction accuracy against real organizational data before enabling case enrichment in production: test against historical records, review the results, refine field descriptions, and enable the feature when accuracy meets your bar.
Case Management Agent simulations include:
Don’t wait until production to find out how well the AI performs. Open the Copilot Service admin center, navigate to Case settings > Case Management Agent > Case creation and update > Simulation, and run your first test against historical data. Within minutes you will know exactly where to tune your field descriptions before turning on case enrichment.
For step‑by‑step guidance, read the documentation:
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Supply chain disruption is no longer the exception. It is the daily reality every business operates, driven by geopolitical instability, supplier failures, regulatory changes, and freight volatility. The challenge is not identifying disruption; it is synthesizing it fast enough to act. Businesses are flooded with signals across suppliers, logistics, operations, and compliance, but those signals remain fragmented across systems and teams, forcing reactive trade-offs instead of strategic action.
The leaders in this next era will be defined not by visibility alone, but by their ability to turn disruption into coordinated, cross-functional action before the cost of delay becomes too high. That’s where agentic AI comes in.
As supply chains become more dynamic, the way work gets done and operations are run is changing, and agentic AI is at the forefront. Agentic AI enables people and systems to work together more effectively, and Gartner predicts 60% of supply chain disruptions will be resolved without human intervention by 2031 (Gartner, March 18, 2026). Agents have the ability to reason over data, take action across workflows, reduce manual effort, and support faster, more consistent execution—while keeping humans in control of decisions and outcomes.
Frontier firms are moving beyond isolated AI use cases and focusing on how decisions and actions connect and orchestrate across end-to-end processes. This shift it happening in three practical ways:
The result is a more responsive operating model. Let’s see how this approach comes to life in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, and how organizations are using it to improve resilience, responsiveness, and end-to-end performance. Watch this video for a preview on how agentic AI with Dynamics 365 can transform your supply chain operations to a frontier firm.
Enabling this model requires connecting data, decisions, and actions across the supply chain. Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365 Copilot support this by enabling agents to work across data and business processes in a governed way—linking signals, decisions, and execution within the flow of work.
Several capabilities make this possible:
“Our partnership with Microsoft has been instrumental in enabling Farmlands’ digital transformation. By standardizing on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and thoughtfully applying agentic AI with humans firmly in the loop, we are creating a more efficient, resilient, and scalable operating model.”
Andre Scheepers, Chief Digital Officer, Farmlands Cooperative
Learn how more customers are streamlining operations
The impact of an agentic approach is best understood through how work changes across core supply chain processes.
Demand planning is no longer limited to periodic forecast updates. With Demand planning in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, planners can incorporate external signals—such as changes in demand patterns, promotions, or market conditions—alongside operational data to continuously adjust forecasts and supply plans. Planners can focus on evaluating scenarios and making decisions instead of spending time consolidating data.
Supplier updates often require immediate analysis—what orders are affected, what production is at risk, and what actions need to be taken. When a supplier flags a component delay, the Procurement Agent in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management triages the supplier communication, matches it to the affected purchase order, and summarizes the downstream impact across inventory, sales orders, and production schedules. If inventory is available elsewhere in the network, the agent highlights the option. The procurement lead reviews the recommended response and moves forward spending time on decisions and mitigation, not tracing impacts across systems.
Changes in material availability, labor capacity, or priorities require constant updates to production schedules and warehouse activities. Agents can help apply these changes directly within operational workflows—supporting updates to schedules, work orders, and task prioritization—so teams can keep operations running without delays often caused by manual coordination. Customer commitments depend on accurate, up-to-date information across inventory, production, and logistics. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management connects these data points so teams can ensure that order promising reflects current conditions—reducing the risk of overpromising and enabling earlier communication when changes occur.
“With Dynamics 365, we gain real-time visibility into our inventory across all locations, empowering faster, data-driven decision making and enhancing our overall operational agility.”
Erdal Arslan, Financial Affairs Group Manager, LC Waikiki
Whether it is B2B or B2B2B, agentic commerce can connect customers to the right distribution channel, automate and accelerate the purchase experience from quote-to-order and the availability of accurate data increases speed and agility across the supply chain processes.
AI and agents in field service can provide timely updates on asset and work order information and coordinate field technician schedules that in turn improves overall production uptime, efficiency of delivery and customer satisfaction.
We invite you to engage with our leaders and explore these innovations firsthand during the symposium. Whether you are looking to learn more about the technology or for a strategic conversation on business outcomes, there are several ways to connect:
Also, be sure to visit our booth during expo hours to talk to our experts and experience Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management in person.
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In contact centers, operational excellence doesn’t start with the first customer interaction—it starts much earlier, during setup, configuration, and ongoing system health management. Yet for many organizations, these steps remain complex, time-consuming, and error-prone.
To solve for these, we are excited to preview Service Operations Agent, a new AI-powered capability in Dynamics 365 Contact Center transforming how administrators configure, validate, and orchestrate conversations at runtime.
Setting up and maintaining a contact center environment often requires navigating multiple tools, understanding complex dependencies, and manually troubleshooting issues. These challenges can result in:
These traditional approaches fragment setup, validation, and diagnostics across multiple surfaces—making it difficult to ensure consistency and operational reliability.
Service Operations Agent addresses these by bringing these capabilities together into a unified, conversational experience.
Service Operations Agent introduces an AI-powered administration layer built directly into Dynamics 365 Contact Center, enabling administrators to:
Together, these capabilities give administrators a single place to set up the contact center, keep it healthy, and define how every conversation is handled at runtime — from first contact through resolution.
Service Operations Agent is available directly within the Dynamics 365 Contact Center Admin Center, where administrators can interact with it using natural language.
The agent guides users through tasks such as:
This creates a more intuitive and streamlined administrative workflow—reducing complexity while maintaining control and governance.
In this preview release, Service Operations Agent focuses on three core areas: setup, diagnostics and conversation orchestration.
Administrators can use natural language to provision and configure key components such as queues and channels—reducing reliance on manual configuration flows. This approach streamlines onboarding and helps organizations get up and running faster, even without deep technical expertise.
Service Operations Agent continuously evaluates configurations and surfaces potential issues, helping administrators:
Embedding diagnostics into the admin workflow reduces operational risk and improves reliability over time.
Define how conversations are managed throughout their lifecycle, not just at entry. Playbooks let admins set conditions based on customer context, wait time, and queue state, and trigger automatic actions without manual supervisor intervention. They are authored using guided templates in the admin center — no rules to write, no code to maintain. Built-in validation catches conflicts before anything goes live. These capabilities are available now in public preview:
With Service Operations Agent, organizations can:
Together, these capabilities establish a strong foundation for building, scaling, and managing modern contact centers.
Service Operations Agent is part of a broader vision to bring agentic experiences for administrators in Dynamics 365 so we can assist them in their jobs to be done. Some of these are enhanced automation, better troubleshooting, simulated conversations for validating behavior and improved insights. For orchestrating conversations, we will provide capabilities to improve the in-queue lifecycle experience, such as re-connecting customers to their last customer service representative, handling overflows for direct-dial lines, out-of-hours queues, etc. Each new capability builds on the same playbook foundation — everything configured today carries forward as the platform grows.
All these additional exciting capabilities are soon to follow!
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In an increasingly connected world, organizations engage customers across diverse cultures, languages, and legal frameworks. A product or service feels most trustworthy when it shows respect for local customs, acknowledges regulatory differences and avoids culturally biased or region-specific references. That’s why we’re excited to introduce Governance for Dynamics 365 Customer Service, now available in Public Preview.
At Public Preview, Governance applies to the email channel — the channel where compliance risk and brand impact tends to be highest. We designed this new, administrator-configured policy enforcement layer to help support compliance with legal and brand standards by validating each outgoing customer email — whether composed by a service representative or generated by AI — against the specific policies your organization defines.
Customer service teams are rapidly adopting AI to streamline operations and enhance customer experiences globally. But with this transformation comes a new set of challenges: How do you ensure that AI-generated or human-authored communications stay aligned with your internal policies and external regulations? Cultural norms vary widely—from naming conventions and date formats to strict data-privacy regulations and content-control requirements. Miscommunications or unintended disclosure of sensitive information can erode trust, while non-compliance with regional regulations can lead to fines and brand damage. Governance is designed specifically for these challenges. It provides a proactive, runtime policy enforcement layer that checks outbound messages —whether written by a customer service representative or generated by AI—against administrator-defined policies. This ensures delivery of only compliant, brand-safe, and policy-aligned content to customers.
Governance introduces a suite of powerful features designed to help organizations enforce communication standards at scale:
Governance and Quality Evaluation are both delivered as skills within the Quality Management Agent in Dynamics 365 Customer Service. As part of the broader Quality Management suite, Governance works alongside the Quality Evaluation skill, which assesses interactions to uphold quality standards. Together, these skills create a unified framework for quality, compliance, and policy adherence.
To explore Governance in action and start defining your own policies, learn more here. We look forward to your feedback as we continue to evolve this feature toward General Availability.
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Modern customer experiences don’t live in a single system or interaction type. Whether agents resolve complex cases in Dynamics Customer Service or manage live conversations in Dynamics Contact Center, the quality of an interaction often depends on how the work is performed and not just what was said.
Across both workloads, customers have consistently asked for the same missing capability: secure, structured visibility into the agent’s on‑screen workflow during customer interactions. Voice, chat, and transcripts capture part of the story, but they don’t always reveal how agents navigate systems, apply processes, or respond in real time.
Today, Screen Recording in Dynamics 365 Customer Service and Dynamics 365 Contact Center addresses that gap by providing organizations with trusted, role‑based access to screen context that supports coaching, quality evaluation, and compliance.
Customer interactions are rarely linear. Agents often work across multiple systems, reference internal knowledge, update records, and follow prescribed processes, all while engaging with the customer.
Although Customer Service and Contact Center support different interaction models, customers using both workloads face remarkably similar challenges:
Without screen context, organizations must infer intent and execution. With it, teams can:
Screen recording complements existing call and chat records, enabling a more complete understanding of each interaction, regardless of the channel.
We’ve built Screen Recording in Dynamics 365 as a unified capability that serves both Customer Service and Contact Center, while adapting naturally to different ways agents work.
Manual screen recording when service reps are working on cases, for example:
To balance visibility with usability, recording is scoped intentionally, and configuration and operational details are managed by administrators.
For step‑by‑step setup and configuration guidance, detailed documentation is available on Microsoft Learn.
Because screen recordings may contain sensitive information, security and governance were foundational to the design.
Access is controlled through role‑based permissions, ensuring only authorized users can record, review, or download recordings. Recordings are stored securely, with controls that align to enterprise and regulatory expectations.
This approach allows organizations to unlock operational insight without compromising trust between agents, supervisors, and compliance teams.
To explore how to configure and administer screen recording in your environment, visit the documentation on Microsoft Learn:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/contact-center/administer/configure-screen-recording
We’re excited for you to try this capability and to hear how screen recording is helping you improve quality, coaching, and operational visibility across your service experiences.
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