Dynamics 365 CRM Beginner's Guide
Understand CRM terminology, core sales records, Dataverse, security, and a practical first learning path.
Read the CRM beginner's guideLearn Microsoft CRM from foundations to functional configuration and technical development. Build practical skills in Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Service, Dataverse, automation, JavaScript, plugins, APIs, security, and solutions.
Ask About CRM TrainingLearn CRM concepts, business processes, configuration, Dataverse, and model-driven applications from the foundation.
Build JavaScript, C# plugin, Web API, integration, debugging, solution, and deployment skills.
Understand sales, service, security, reporting, automation, governance, and implementation decisions.
Understand CRM terminology, core sales records, Dataverse, security, and a practical first learning path.
Read the CRM beginner's guideLearn how requirements, data, security, testing, adoption, and release planning shape a CRM implementation.
Explore CRM implementationCompare packaged CRM platforms with custom development using business fit, ownership, risk, and cost.
Compare CRM approaches“MS CRM” commonly refers to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The current cloud applications are part of Dynamics 365 and use Microsoft Dataverse and the Power Platform.
Yes. Functional learning focuses on business processes, configuration, forms, views, security, and application behavior. Coding is required for the deeper technical track.
Yes. The technical learning path includes client scripting, C# plugins, Dataverse Web API, integrations, automation, solutions, testing, and deployment.
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