Salesforce Attachments Integration with Microsoft Team Foundation Server
Extracting and integrating attachments from Salesforce or Azure DevOps (formally Team Foundation Server) can be useful when moving attachments to different cloud storage or syncing the attachments between different systems. In this blog post, we detail how to extract attachments from both systems as well as write attachments to them.
Performing BulkDelete Action in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM
Learn how to quickly delete numerous records in Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM at once with the BulkDelete action.
Uninstallation Done Properly for KingswaySoft Toolkits
There are cases that you might have to uninstall our software due to different reasons. Let's show you how this should be done properly.
Real-Time Integration: HubSpot to Dynamics CE/CRM
KingswaySoft Integration Gateway allows developers to set up webhook listeners to receive messages from modern cloud applications, and publish them to one or more message queues or file system. We'll show you how you can take it a step further by integrating HubSpot with Dynamics 365 CE/CRM in real-time.
Manipulate CRM ActivityParty Field Values
Manipulating input data can be challenging when working with the JSON format of CRM's ActivityParty fields. Let us take you through the process.
Joining Parent and Child Records Efficiently
Dealing with more than one output from a Source component? Most likely your endpoint has parent and child records. Let's show you how to join these records efficiently.
Working with Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV Codeunit in SSIS
Explore working with Dynamics BC/NAV Codeunit web service by using HTTP Connection Manager and Web Service components offered in our SSIS Productivity Pack.
Using KingswaySoft Components for Error Handling and Logging
When designing an integration package, you'd expect to run into errors that may break the execution of one of the tasks or even the entire package. In this blog post, we explore the different approaches of handling and logging error messages while sending notifications for either a record-level or a package-level failure.