Hi,
I was exploring new features of Windows 10. We all know that Cortana is power full feature of Windows 10.
Here are the Cortana Commands for CRM.
The create commands work only with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2015 Update. The other commands work with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online as well as Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2015 Update.
Hope this helps.
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Happy CRM'ing
Gopinath
I was exploring new features of Windows 10. We all know that Cortana is power full feature of Windows 10.
Here are the Cortana Commands for CRM.
To
do this in CRM
|
Say
this
|
Open an item
|
CRM open <item>
called <item name>.
Example:
“CRM open account called Contoso.”
Variation:
“CRM open account named
Contoso.”
|
Show a view
|
CRM show <view name>.
Example:
“CRM show my active accounts.”
Variation:
“CRM show me my active accounts.”
|
Search for an item
|
CRM find <item>
called <name>.
Example:
“CRM find account called Contoso.”
Variation:
“CRM find account named
Contoso.”
|
Create a new item
|
CRM create <item type> called <item
name>.
Example:
“CRM create contact called Maria Campbell.”
Variation:
“CRM add new contact named Maria Campbell.”
|
Create a phone call activity
|
CRM remind me to call <call
name>.
Example:
“CRM remind me to call Maria
Campbell to set up appointment.”
|
Create an appointment
|
CRM schedule meeting to <subject>.
Example:
“CRM schedule meeting to discuss quote with Maria
Campbell.”
|
Create a task
|
CRM remind me to <task
name>.
Example:
“CRM remind me to email Maria
Campbell.”
Variations:
“CRM follow up Maria
Campbell.”
“CRM follow up with Maria
Campbell.”
“CRM follow up on Contoso.”
|
Open task list
|
CRM what should I do next?
Example:
|
The create commands work only with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2015 Update. The other commands work with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online as well as Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2015 Update.
Hope this helps.
--
Happy CRM'ing
Gopinath
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