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Provide an overview of the account type.
Use this account type to connect MS Dynamics 365 for Sales Snap Pack with data sources that use Dynamics 365 OAuth2 for Online Account.
You can configure an MS Dynamics 365 for Sales account in SnapLogic from Designer or Manager. In Designer, when working on pipelines, every Snap that needs an account prompts you to either create a new account or use an existing account. These accounts can be created in or used from:
The steps required to create an account in any of these cases remain the same.
As of now, this Snap pack supports only OAUTH2 accounts for Dynamics 365 Sales online. |
Provide all prerequisites for configuring the account type or use 'None.' if there are no prerequisites.
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Include a screenshot of the fully configured account. Do this for each account type. If the account type has fields that are auto-populated when you validate/authorize it, mention so before the screenshot. For example: To create your REST OAuth2 account in SnapLogic, you must provide at least your Client ID, Client secret, OAuth2 endpoint, and OAuth2 token and click Authorize. SnapLogic sends your account details to the OAuth2 endpoint specified and populates the Access token, Refresh token, and Access token expiration fields using the details received from that endpoint.
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The field's name in the UI. Ensure that it is captured accurately so as not to confuse the user. | The data type of the field. For example, string, numeric, alphanumeric, etc. Check box for check boxes | Any and all information that the user needs to configure the field correctly. This includes a description of the property and the expected entry. If the user needs to look at the endpoint's console to retrieve a certain property's configuration, add that information as well. Include links to official documentation as necessary. If the field has numeric inputs, list out maximum and minimum accepted values, if applicable. Field Prefacing for Mandatory/Conditionally mandatory fields: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If field is mandatory (has a * in the UI), add, "Required" in italics. See Label's description below. If a field becomes mandatory based on the configuration of another field then add, "Required if <field_name> is configured". If a field is applicable based on certain situations then add, "Applicable only to <situation>"; for example, "Applicable only when using SSL with KMS." These conditions must always be in italics and in the beginning of the description. These prefacing conditions must always be in italics and in the beginning of the field's description. | N/A if there is no default value. | Use italics for examples. Show multiple examples to show variations. If N/A then no italics. |
Label | String | Required. Unique user-provided label for the account. | N/A | |
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Enter the error message that is displayed. Account validation failed | Briefly describe why this error is triggered. An experienced user will be able to troubleshoot the error looking at the reason itself. The Pipeline ended before the batch could complete execution due to a connection error. | List the steps that the user must take, if necessary, to rectify this error. If a procedure is extensive, add it as a separate section after this table and reference it with a link in this cell. Verify that the Refresh token field is configured to handle the inputs properly. If you are not sure when the input data is available, configure this field as zero to keep the connection always open. |
Provide links to the endpoint's official documentation, any relevant or related internal documentation, and any other links you have referred to on this page. Care should be taken when referencing external sites/documentation that it is an official site/documentation. Do not refer to forums such as stackoverflow.