Microsoft Dynamics 365

Operations 11

• Associate Records
  Relate two existing rows through a navigation property, such as adding a contact to an account or a role to a user.
  dynamics_crm.associate
• Create Record
  Create a row in any Dynamics 365 table — an account, contact, opportunity, lead, case or custom row — and return it.
  dynamics_crm.create_record
• Delete Record
  Delete one row from any Dynamics 365 table by its id.
  dynamics_crm.delete_record
• Disassociate Records
  Remove a relationship between two rows through a navigation property, leaving both rows in place.
  dynamics_crm.disassociate
• Execute Action
  Call a Dataverse Web API action — a built-in message such as WinOpportunity or Merge, or a custom action or custom API.
  dynamics_crm.execute_action
• FetchXml Query
  Run a FetchXml query against an entity set and return the matching rows.
  dynamics_crm.fetchxml_query
• Get Record
  Retrieve one row by its id and return it, so a later step can read its columns directly.
  dynamics_crm.get_record
• Query Records
  Query one entity set with the OData options Dataverse supports — $select, $filter, $orderby, $expand and $top — following pages up to a row limit.
  dynamics_crm.list_records
• OData Query
  Run a raw OData query against the Web API, or resume a previous query from its @odata.nextLink.
  dynamics_crm.odata_query
• Update Record
  Update the named columns of one row, refusing to create it if the id does not exist.
  dynamics_crm.update_record
• Who Am I
  Return the user, business unit and organisation the connection acts as, which is the cheapest way to prove a credential reaches this environment.
  dynamics_crm.whoami