Historically BC code was never written with testability in mind. When coding tests against this code, it leaves us with ample option than setting up a lot of data before the action under test can be exercised.

Ideally you probably would like to refactor your code to comply with SOLID principles and make your automated test effort overall much simpler. But often our vast code heritage and new projects ahead do not allow us to get that prioritized and leaves us with non-SOLID code to write test automation against.

Take-away

In this workshop you will learn how your code structure determines the complexity of your test code and how this especially affects your data setup. You will learn what options you have to make your test setup more efficient and what approach fits your code structure the best.
Be it data setup or - following SOLID principles - your production code structure

For whom is this session?

• BC developers, primarily
• BC development managers
• BC testsers involved in test automation

Agenda

• Introduction
• Data setup and code structure
• Hands-on introduction
• 12:30-13:30 - Lunch
• Hands-on 2 (continue on morning)
• Componentization
• Hands-on 3
• Discuss SOLID (including test doubles)

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Wed 11 June

Are you feeling lonely without a Copilot of your own? Is everyone around you making their own Agents except you? Have you seen a lot of demos on building Agents but nothing that you can actually put to use in your business?
Would you want to build an Agent that your team would actually WANT to use? One that uses all the newest features in Copilot Studio leveraging the very best of Generative AI?
Together, we will build Agent BeeCee, your new trusty copilot and sidekick. Every Batman needs a Robin, and every Business Central professional needs an Agent BeeCee.

Agent BeeCee can:

• Answer your how-to questions about Business Central and its functionality based on knowledge sources you specify (Web, Files, SharePoint)
• Display, sort and filter lists of Items, Customers, Vendors, etc. (or your custom table) from Business Central
• Reason over your inquiries and give you insights about data from Items, Customers, Vendors, etc.
• Create a new record in Business Central such as an Item, Customer, or Vendor
• Send business-ready e-mails on your behalf with just a prompt, including information from Business Central such as a Sales Invoice or a Quote (yes, it will use your BC report layouts!)
• Show and answer questions about your calendar and schedule
• Create a new calendar event
• Autonomously reason over an e-mail from a customer and respond to their request such as a list of unpaid invoices with due dates
• Autonomously respond to requests based on an organization’s operational policies
• Get the status of a package being delivered by UPS
• Tell the weather
• And thanks to the built-in LLM it can also tell you dad jokes or show you how to make an origami duck!
  
  

Skills you will learn:

• Build Agents with Copilot Studio
• Create Topics
• Create Actions (built-in Connectors, custom Power Automate Flows and more)
• Create Triggers to make your Agent autonomous
• Use Instructions and Descriptions to make your Copilot Agent smarter
• Use Dynamic Chaining to make your Agent efficient and increase user satisfaction levels
• Work with Adaptive Cards
• Work with AI Builder and Prompts
• Work with HTTP GET Method to pull data from a public service
• Deploy your Agent in Teams, a website or even inside Copilot for Microsoft 365 so you can access them inside Copilot BizChat or from Word, Excel, etc.
• Securing your Agents with authentication
  
  

Want to work with custom data? I’ll also show you how to build and deploy custom API pages in Business Central

We will primarily work with the native Connectors in Copilot Studio’s Actions, as well as Power Automate Flows. We will also cover an example with Dataverse.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Learn to publish and consume APIs. We will go through the whole process from scratch.

The agenda will cover:

Publishing APIs

1. Codeunits
2. Codeunits with XML parameters
3. SOAP webservices/oData
4. SOAP with functions
5. Rest pages
6. Rest Queries
7. API pages
   
   

Consuming API in AL

1. SOAP webservices with XML handling
2. SOAP webservices and functions
3. oData in XML format
4. oData in REST format
5. API pages
6. API pages with functions
   
   

Authentication

1. No authentications
2. Windows authentications
3. Basic authentication
4. Oauth2 authentication (service to service)
5. Building proxies

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Integration plays a vital role in enhancing and connecting Business Central's capabilities with external systems, and we are eager to explore this topic with you.

This session will explore essential integration patterns that every developer and consultant should understand. We will discuss the effective use of connection references for management, the importance of integration logs for smooth troubleshooting, and the implementation of robust interfaces for external service clients.

Participants will gain valuable insights into creating and efficiently using client codeunits, conducting tests on integrations using mocks, and developing strategies to navigate common challenges. Our focus will also include event-based integration, highlighting best practices for managing event queues and ensuring secure message handling.

Furthermore, we will address a significant compliance concern: managing license multiplexing to adhere to Microsoft's licensing standards.

Join us in discovering methods to maximize Business Central integrations while ensuring compliance and scalability. Together, we can unlock new possibilities.

This workshop is focused on providing guidance and insights into what you need to study to pass the exam successfully.

In this workshop, we review each part of the table of contents specific to the MB-820 Exam: Business Central Developer Associate, with different examples:

• Business Central environments
• Development environments
• Debugging
• Different Business Central objects
• UI Experience
• Extending Business Central
• Tools
• Business Central integrations (API, REST,...)

You will learn where to find information to study to prepare for the exam and the kinds of questions that you can find in it.

Most of the attendees from the latest workshops passed the exam with success.

Prerequisites:

• Your laptop with VS Code installed
• You must have a wide knowledge of development in Business Central. This is not a Business Central programming course.

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Embark on a transformative journey in this session as we guide you through the art of harnessing Power Pages, coupled with the intelligence of Copilot and seamless integration with Dataverse and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central through Virtual Tables.

Whether for clients, partners, vendors, or customers, this workshop is tailored to empower you in creating dynamic Customer Experience Portals.

AGENDA

1. Environment Setup and Configuration of Power Pages: Learn the intricacies of setting up and configuring your environment for optimal Power Pages utilization.
2. Designing and Building Experiences using Power Pages and Copilot: Dive into the collaborative world of Power Pages and Copilot as we construct using AI. Gain hands-on experience that will enable you to effectively use and demonstrate this powerful combination.
3. Configuring Site Authentication for External and Anonymous Users: Understand the importance of secure access: Walk through the process of configuring site authentication to provide a seamless and protected experience for both external and anonymous users.
4. Adding Data to Your Power Pages for Business Central implementations: Explore the seamless integration capabilities with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, allowing you to enrich your portals with relevant and real-time data.

By the end of this session, you will not only possess the skills to build captivating Customer Experience Portals but also comprehend how these portals can strategically extend data and processes to external users. Join us in this immersive experience, where Power Pages, Copilot, and AI converge to redefine the possibilities of portal development.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

"Can I run a customer with 350 users on SaaS?". "What about a customer that posts 1000 invoices with 1000 lines each day?". These are common questions that often land on developers' desks from sales teams.
If you find yourself grappling with these challenges, this session is for you. Handling large customers can be a source of pride for developers, but it also comes with significant challenges. To avoid pitfalls, it's crucial to understand both the basics and advanced techniques for architecting, implementing, and maintaining solutions effectively.
In this session, we will delve into performance tools, telemetry, retention policies, AL code optimization, and real-life integration strategies. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to make your large customers shine like a star in the ERP firmament.
If you’re currently or planning to work with Business Central large customer, this is probably a session that you don’t want to miss and you will see lots of advanced code tips.

This session will provide a comprehensive in-depth overview of Microsoft Semantic Kernel, a powerful tool for building and orchestrating AI workflows.
Attendees will learn about the core concepts, architecture, and practical applications of the Semantic Kernel with Dynamics 365 Business Central and will gain hands-on experience through interactive demos and real-world examples.
We’ll see how to use Semantic Kernel, how to use Semantic Memory for RAG, how to create plugins, how to create AI agents for Business Central with Semantic Kernel, how to orchestrate agents, how to create AI agents with locally hosted LLMs and how to deliver AI solutions that can be agnostic from the AI provider and model.
This session is designed for both beginners and experienced developers who want to leverage the capabilities of the Semantic Kernel to enhance their AI solutions with Business Central.
Lots of code (especially .NET) and tools will be presented during the session.

Clustered index, rowstore index, columnstore index, included fields, SumIndexFields. Have you ever been confused navigating all the different kinds of indexes and trying to find what works best for your application?
Or maybe you have struggled to improve performance of a slow AL procedure that queries the database and takes ages to complete?
A proper index may be the solution to a performance problem, but how to choose the best index? What criteria can we apply to assess an index, and what are its positive and negative effects on the application?
In our session, we will answer these and many other questions related to table indexing. You will see practical examples of Business Central application code and recommended approach to table indexing for better performance.
We will cover benefits of table indexes, as well as downsides and pitfalls of excessive indexing, illustrating the session with real life examples from Business Central implementations.

Dynamics 365 Business Central offers various capabilities to enhance its data and business logic through integration with Dataverse. From data synchronization to virtual entities and business events, developers and consultants can leverage out-of-the-box integrations to maximize efficiency.

Building on the success of last year's 90-minute session, we have developed an in-depth workshop to explore the integration capabilities of Power Platform and Business Central. This workshop will demonstrate how to connect Dynamics 365 Business Central with Dataverse for seamless data integration. Additionally, we will cover how to utilize Business Events to trigger both standard and custom events, facilitating integration with Power Platform.

Through various practical examples, participants will learn how to use existing integrations and build new ones from scratch. Once the integration is complete, we will explore use cases for Power Platform and Microsoft Copilot with Business Central data.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop
• Participants must have a Power Platform developer environment and a Business Central sandbox. We will send you guidelines in advance to set it up.

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Integrating with complex APIs can be quite cumbersome. That is true if you talk to BC from e.g. a dedicated frontend or an integration solution as well as talking to another API from BC. But simulating / mocking complex APIs is also not easy. WireMock provides a free and open-source platform to vastly simplify that job and helps both during development and CI.

In this session you will understand the challenges that WireMock helps you tackle, you will see a ready-to-use setup to get started and you will get deep insights into how you use it with comprehensive demos and walkthroughs.

Even in a self-driving car, you need a license!

In the age of AI, many developers turn to tools like Copilot to speed up their work. But can AI truly replace the skills of an experienced AL developer? Can we trust AI blindly? And do we even need to learn AL anymore?

Dmitry, an AI enthusiast, and AJ, a 25+ year AL master, take the stage to explore these questions. During the session, AJ will demonstrate the beauty of good old manual coding, while Dmitry uses AI tools across different IDEs and LLM models to supercharge the process.

Who will win? Join us to find out!

During this session, we're going to put "Anything Copilot" to the test: from vectorized data to chat-ability. The goal is simple: if there's anything wrong with my Business Central, I can just ask about it.

We'll vectorize KQL queries, query BC Telemetry, interpret the results with Copilot, and add some extra cherries on top. Plus, we'll walk you through how to build such a solution yourself - from start to finish!

Join us to see how Copilot can revolutionize your Business Central experience by making data querying and interpretation as easy as having a conversation.

Join Dmitry Katson for an exclusive one-day workshop focused on developing Copilot features in Business Central. This workshop is designed for developers who want to build their own copilots in Business Central, utilizing the latest improvements in the Copilot Toolkit with Business Central v26.

You’ll learn how to build copilots in pure AL using the Copilot Toolkit, master prompt engineering, and apply embeddings and semantic search to create smarter, context-aware AI solutions. By the end of the day, you'll have developed six ready-to-use copilots for your own projects.

What You’ll Learn:

- How to develop, test, and integrate Copilot features into Business Central.
- Master prompt engineering to enhance user interactions and improve response accuracy.
- Leverage semantic search and embeddings to optimize business workflows.
- Build AI copilots that streamline processes and boost efficiency.

Important Note:
If you attended this workshop in 2024, please note that 80% of the material will be the same. We recommend exploring other workshops to make the most of your time.

This workshop is your chance to dive into Business Central's powerful Copilot Toolkit and learn how to create innovative AI solutions that will shape the future of your customers, while also establishing yourself as a leader among AL professionals and partners!

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Even in a self-driving car, you need a license!

In the age of AI, many developers turn to tools like Copilot to speed up their work. But can AI truly replace the skills of an experienced AL developer? Can we trust AI blindly? And do we even need to learn AL anymore?

Dmitry, an AI enthusiast, and AJ, a 25+ year AL master, take the stage to explore these questions. During the session, AJ will demonstrate the beauty of good old manual coding, while Dmitry uses AI tools across different IDEs and LLM models to supercharge the process.

Who will win? Join us to find out!

You think there is more to discover on your developer journey? We're here to support you!

This workshop aims to explore what makes a developer a "better developer" by collecting input from attendees and addressing common challenges faced in daily work.
During the workshop we will give you broader view of key elements in software development, which can help you move forward as a developer. You will learn about core coding principles as well as handling team dynamics and customer requirements.

Outcomes:
By the end of this workshop, attendees will have a clearer understanding of what practical strategies are helpful and how to overcome common challenges together with a roadmap for personal and professional growth.

Who Should Attend:
Developers of all levels who are looking to improve their skills and support others to enhance their problem-solving abilities, and create a more productive and motivating work environment.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Integration plays a vital role in enhancing and connecting Business Central's capabilities with external systems, and we are eager to explore this topic with you.

This session will explore essential integration patterns that every developer and consultant should understand. We will discuss the effective use of connection references for management, the importance of integration logs for smooth troubleshooting, and the implementation of robust interfaces for external service clients.

Participants will gain valuable insights into creating and efficiently using client codeunits, conducting tests on integrations using mocks, and developing strategies to navigate common challenges. Our focus will also include event-based integration, highlighting best practices for managing event queues and ensuring secure message handling.

Furthermore, we will address a significant compliance concern: managing license multiplexing to adhere to Microsoft's licensing standards.

Join us in discovering methods to maximize Business Central integrations while ensuring compliance and scalability. Together, we can unlock new possibilities.

Clustered index, rowstore index, columnstore index, included fields, SumIndexFields. Have you ever been confused navigating all the different kinds of indexes and trying to find what works best for your application?
Or maybe you have struggled to improve performance of a slow AL procedure that queries the database and takes ages to complete?
A proper index may be the solution to a performance problem, but how to choose the best index? What criteria can we apply to assess an index, and what are its positive and negative effects on the application?
In our session, we will answer these and many other questions related to table indexing. You will see practical examples of Business Central application code and recommended approach to table indexing for better performance.
We will cover benefits of table indexes, as well as downsides and pitfalls of excessive indexing, illustrating the session with real life examples from Business Central implementations.

Dynamics 365 Business Central offers various capabilities to enhance its data and business logic through integration with Dataverse. From data synchronization to virtual entities and business events, developers and consultants can leverage out-of-the-box integrations to maximize efficiency.

Building on the success of last year's 90-minute session, we have developed an in-depth workshop to explore the integration capabilities of Power Platform and Business Central. This workshop will demonstrate how to connect Dynamics 365 Business Central with Dataverse for seamless data integration. Additionally, we will cover how to utilize Business Events to trigger both standard and custom events, facilitating integration with Power Platform.

Through various practical examples, participants will learn how to use existing integrations and build new ones from scratch. Once the integration is complete, we will explore use cases for Power Platform and Microsoft Copilot with Business Central data.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop
• Participants must have a Power Platform developer environment and a Business Central sandbox. We will send you guidelines in advance to set it up.

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Join me for a deep dive into report objects and layouts in Business Central.

We'll start with the basics of report objects. You'll get to know the different layout types available, like RDLC, Word, and Excel layouts, and how to pick the best one for your needs.

Next, we'll get into the specifics of each layout type. You'll learn how to design and customize RDLC layouts for more complex reports, create professional-looking Word layouts for document-style reports, and use Excel layouts for data analysis.

Throughout the session, I'll share practical tips and tricks to help you optimize your report designs and make your reporting processes more efficient.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the basics of report objects in Business Central.
• Creating and modifying report objects.
• Choosing the best layout types for your needs.
• Creating professional-looking Word layouts.
• Using Excel layouts for data analysis.
• Tips and tricks for optimizing report designs.

Join me and take your Business Central reporting to the next level!

You think there is more to discover on your developer journey? We're here to support you!

This workshop aims to explore what makes a developer a "better developer" by collecting input from attendees and addressing common challenges faced in daily work.
During the workshop we will give you broader view of key elements in software development, which can help you move forward as a developer. You will learn about core coding principles as well as handling team dynamics and customer requirements.

Outcomes:
By the end of this workshop, attendees will have a clearer understanding of what practical strategies are helpful and how to overcome common challenges together with a roadmap for personal and professional growth.

Who Should Attend:
Developers of all levels who are looking to improve their skills and support others to enhance their problem-solving abilities, and create a more productive and motivating work environment.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)

Unlock the full potential of your AL code by avoiding outdated patterns and adopting new, optimized guidelines. In this session, we will dive deep into AL code performance by dissecting the SQL queries underlying your AL code, examining commonly used patterns, evaluating their effectiveness, and running examples to measure performance.

Drawing from real-world experience, I'll showcase instances of poorly performing AL code and highlight commonly misused patterns that can hinder performance. You'll discover bad practices and gain insight into what happens behind the scenes in Business Central.

Beyond performance, in the second part of the session, I'll introduce new patterns, guidelines, and best practices that are often overlooked!!

As someone who has actively contributed to new Base Application features, I've honed my skills in writing optimized code and implementing the latest guidelines. Join this session to elevate your AL code and stay ahead with cutting-edge practices!

If you want quality, you need tests. If you want maintainability, you need tests. If you want...

Okay, okay, we get it, tests are great... But they’re also boring... 🙄

Well, what if we brought a breath of fresh air into them? Because that’s exactly what happened in the last 12 months. First, page scripting. Click, click, boom! Test Automated! Much simpler! And now another addition “Data-Driven Testing”. Build one AL test but cover multiple test cases! Less coding, more coverage! Fun!

Well … maybe not “fun”, but it’s something new and exciting! So if you’d like to know what these new testing practices are, and how you can “slot” them along your traditional AL tests, Join this session when we deep dive into all nuts and bolts of both new features.

Sure, it works well for mainstream languages like C#. But AL? That quirky language behind Business Central? GitHub Copilot is nothing more than a glorified autocomplete...

Or is it?

I’m here to show you how Copilot has evolved into so much more over the past year. Sure, there’s Copilot Chat—cool, but we’ve all had ChatGPT for a while. The real game-changer? *Copilot Edits.*

This isn’t just code suggestions; it’s code creation. Tables, pages, codeunits, subscribers, tests—all in AL—and guess what? They compile. Copilot Edits takes care of the tedious work so you can focus on solving real problems and building what matters.

But how does it know what you need? And why does it sometimes get it so right — yet other times, so painfully wrong?

Whether you’re a Copilot enthusiast or a skeptic, this session will break down not just what it can do, but why it works. Let me show you why Copilot Edits is the next big leap for AL.

This workshop isn’t about teaching you how to write a great test plan. It’s about teaching you how to get AI to write it for you!

We all know quality features need solid planning—but writing test plans takes time. That’s why we often skip them. But what if AI could handle the heavy lifting—turning your user stories into test plans—so you can focus on building better software?

In this workshop, you’ll learn exactly how to build that AI pipeline—from crafting the right prompts to designing workflows that deliver reliable results.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• How to craft effective prompts that guide AI to deliver useful results
• The impact of different models and model settings like temperature on output quality
• How to design multi-step AI workflows
• Skills to automate other repetitive tasks using AI
  

By the end, you’ll have your own AI-driven process for drafting test plans—and the skills to build even more automation into your workflow.

Stop wasting time on what AI can do for you. Let’s build smarter.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10

This workshop isn’t about teaching you how to write a great test plan. It’s about teaching you how to get AI to write it for you!

We all know quality features need solid planning—but writing test plans takes time. That’s why we often skip them. But what if AI could handle the heavy lifting—turning your user stories into test plans—so you can focus on building better software?

In this workshop, you’ll learn exactly how to build that AI pipeline—from crafting the right prompts to designing workflows that deliver reliable results.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• How to craft effective prompts that guide AI to deliver useful results
• The impact of different models and model settings like temperature on output quality
• How to design multi-step AI workflows
• Skills to automate other repetitive tasks using AI
  

By the end, you’ll have your own AI-driven process for drafting test plans—and the skills to build even more automation into your workflow.

Stop wasting time on what AI can do for you. Let’s build smarter.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Wed 11 June

"Can I run a customer with 350 users on SaaS?". "What about a customer that posts 1000 invoices with 1000 lines each day?". These are common questions that often land on developers' desks from sales teams.
If you find yourself grappling with these challenges, this session is for you. Handling large customers can be a source of pride for developers, but it also comes with significant challenges. To avoid pitfalls, it's crucial to understand both the basics and advanced techniques for architecting, implementing, and maintaining solutions effectively.
In this session, we will delve into performance tools, telemetry, retention policies, AL code optimization, and real-life integration strategies. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to make your large customers shine like a star in the ERP firmament.
If you’re currently or planning to work with Business Central large customer, this is probably a session that you don’t want to miss and you will see lots of advanced code tips.

If you want quality, you need tests. If you want maintainability, you need tests. If you want...

Okay, okay, we get it, tests are great... But they’re also boring... 🙄

Well, what if we brought a breath of fresh air into them? Because that’s exactly what happened in the last 12 months. First, page scripting. Click, click, boom! Test Automated! Much simpler! And now another addition “Data-Driven Testing”. Build one AL test but cover multiple test cases! Less coding, more coverage! Fun!

Well … maybe not “fun”, but it’s something new and exciting! So if you’d like to know what these new testing practices are, and how you can “slot” them along your traditional AL tests, Join this session when we deep dive into all nuts and bolts of both new features.

This workshop isn’t about teaching you how to write a great test plan. It’s about teaching you how to get AI to write it for you!

We all know quality features need solid planning—but writing test plans takes time. That’s why we often skip them. But what if AI could handle the heavy lifting—turning your user stories into test plans—so you can focus on building better software?

In this workshop, you’ll learn exactly how to build that AI pipeline—from crafting the right prompts to designing workflows that deliver reliable results.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• How to craft effective prompts that guide AI to deliver useful results
• The impact of different models and model settings like temperature on output quality
• How to design multi-step AI workflows
• Skills to automate other repetitive tasks using AI
  

By the end, you’ll have your own AI-driven process for drafting test plans—and the skills to build even more automation into your workflow.

Stop wasting time on what AI can do for you. Let’s build smarter.

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10

Historically BC code was never written with testability in mind. When coding tests against this code, it leaves us with ample option than setting up a lot of data before the action under test can be exercised.

Ideally you probably would like to refactor your code to comply with SOLID principles and make your automated test effort overall much simpler. But often our vast code heritage and new projects ahead do not allow us to get that prioritized and leaves us with non-SOLID code to write test automation against.

Take-away

In this workshop you will learn how your code structure determines the complexity of your test code and how this especially affects your data setup. You will learn what options you have to make your test setup more efficient and what approach fits your code structure the best.
Be it data setup or - following SOLID principles - your production code structure

For whom is this session?

• BC developers, primarily
• BC development managers
• BC testsers involved in test automation

Agenda

• Introduction
• Data setup and code structure
• Hands-on introduction
• 12:30-13:30 - Lunch
• Hands-on 2 (continue on morning)
• Componentization
• Hands-on 3
• Discuss SOLID (including test doubles)

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Wed 11 June

Building high performing code is great, but then you find yourself hoping that the Job Queue runs that 1 job faster and faster.
Sometimes, that's not enough, and we need to be creative to get even MORE performance out of our BC.

Join me for this session to find out how using deadlock resilient, batch operation code can increase your Job Queue speeds anywhere from 40 to 90% faster. I'm proud of this new dangerously powerful pattern, and want to see how the community can all benefit.

During this session, we're going to put "Anything Copilot" to the test: from vectorized data to chat-ability. The goal is simple: if there's anything wrong with my Business Central, I can just ask about it.

We'll vectorize KQL queries, query BC Telemetry, interpret the results with Copilot, and add some extra cherries on top. Plus, we'll walk you through how to build such a solution yourself - from start to finish!

Join us to see how Copilot can revolutionize your Business Central experience by making data querying and interpretation as easy as having a conversation.

Telemetry in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central provides invaluable insights into performance, usage, security, and troubleshooting—whether for the core application, your AppSource apps, custom developments, or third-party extensions. Mastering telemetry means gaining the ability to proactively monitor system health, enhance customer experiences, optimize performance, and make data-driven decisions with confidence.

In this hands-on, full-day workshop, you'll learn how to set up and leverage telemetry effectively. We’ll explore what telemetry can do for you, dive into the power of Kusto Query Language (KQL) for analyzing telemetry data, and guide you through building custom dashboards with Azure Data Explorer.

By the end of the day, you won’t just understand telemetry—you’ll have the practical knowledge to start using it immediately. You may not walk away as an expert, but you’ll be well on your way to becoming one!

Prerequisites:

• Bring your own laptop

Workshop date: Tue 10 or Wed 11 June (This is a one-day workshop)