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In the dynamic landscape of modern business, leveraging powerful tools is essential for seamless operations and enhanced productivity. IFS Cloud, equipped with its robust Workflows toolset, offers a gateway to extending business flows with cutting-edge capabilities. This blog post delves into an exemplary use case of IFS Cloud Workflows, providing a step-by-step guide to help you create your first workflow.
The post provides an easy five-step guide to bulk delete records from a Dataverse table in PowerApps using a cloud flow.
The blog post discusses how to create an API proxy in Azure APIM to perform OAuth2 authentication before calling backend API. IFS Cloud is used as the example backend where it requires OAuth2 token to access.
Microsoft is dominating the enterprise low-code application platforms [1] and there are immense possibilities on how we can use power platform in businesses. IFS Cloud enables accessing the business logic through REST APIs so it's easy Extend on the Outside using low-code development platforms like PowerApps. Power platform offers many inbuilt connectors but so far,... Continue Reading →
Sending an email with IFS Workflow
Include additional attachments in IFS e-mail report is one of the top posts in my blog and received many good comments. One of the questions was that the methods used here are not compatible in IFS Cloud. Script used in above post was developed for Apps8. By that time, Command_SYS.mail has limited capability of handling attachments.... Continue Reading →
Automatically printing an IFS report during a business transaction is one of the most common questions asked by customers. In this post I've described the basic PL/SQL logic which needs to be written to automate report printing without popping up the print dialog.
This article explains about how authentication takes place in IFS Cloud and some examples with Postman for each OAuth authentication flow for end users and for integrations
In IFS Cloud, there's no easy way to test the transformer output. Visual studio Enterprise or Professional versions has a XML editor where you can easily test the transformer output but the Community edition does not have this feature. If you have Visual Studio Enterprise or Professional, check below link on how to do that.... Continue Reading →
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