
Work IQ lets Copilot write back to your source records
Work IQ public preview opens September 30 with governed actions that write changes back to source records inside the permissions your users already hold.
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Work IQ public preview opens September 30 with governed actions that write changes back to source records inside the permissions your users already hold.

Microsoft's Dynamics 365 ERP MCP server is generally available, while the role-based access controls written for agent use are still described as coming.

Microsoft's Field Service scheduling agent is moving to recurring runs that write optimised bookings onto the board with no dispatcher starting them.

Business Central 2026 release wave 2 lets AL queries choose an isolation level. The default stays ReadUncommitted, so your existing queries read dirty data.

Dynamics 365 Activate profiles a company's whole Salesforce data set before migration starts, already at billions of records. That access needs scrutiny.

Microsoft's Activate preview automates Salesforce-to-Dynamics 365 discovery. The ownership, mastery, integration, and rollback questions come first.

Microsoft's Activate preview surfaces Salesforce customizations before the first workshop. The first review has to ask which need each one met.

Microsoft's AI at Work roadmap, Message Center, and Learn each answer a different planning question. Here is which channel each decision belongs to.

Microsoft's always-on AI at Work roadmap removes the wave date that used to force a review. Someone in your tenant now has to own that date.

Microsoft's August 25 post keeps public roadmap items and tenant change notices in separate channels. Someone on your team has to join them.

Microsoft retires Release Planner on November 15, 2026. What admins and architects should export, rebookmark, and reschedule before that date.

Automatic capture ends the old CRM bargain. Recorded volume rises, the average record matters less, and the reason behind a decision becomes the scarce thing.

Microsoft is retiring the twice-yearly release wave model. Release plans stop publishing in September 2026 and the Release Planner retires by November 15.

A decision framework for the Dataverse call every team faces, when a requirement belongs as columns on Account and when it needs its own table.

A concrete method for sorting Power Platform's twice-yearly release waves and daily message center posts from noise into action.

Routing rules pile up one exception at a time until nobody can explain why a lead landed where it did. Here is how to find the rule that actually ran.

Sales and service can keep their own screens. They have to share the customer identifier, the lifecycle states, the conflict rule, and the correction path.

Decide what moves before you touch a mapping rule, read the merge output yourself, and verify against totals the business already argues about.

A migration statement of work only holds up if it names a discovery gate, a rehearsed change order, and a written data assumption.

The four numbers a platform owner needs before a Power Platform, Dynamics 365, or Agentforce repackaging note gets forwarded to finance.

Send the script early, load your own duplicates and odd legal entities, and ask to see a failure. A CRM demo only counts as evidence when you run it.