In me last two posts we talked about the enabled feature of bc2adls that export data to Microsoft Fabric:- BC2ADLS: MS Fabric enabled part 1 - Discover Microsoft Business Central (bertverbeek.nl)- BC2ADLS:…
MS Fabric with bc2adls – Performance

In me last two posts we talked about the enabled feature of bc2adls that export data to Microsoft Fabric:- BC2ADLS: MS Fabric enabled part 1 - Discover Microsoft Business Central (bertverbeek.nl)- BC2ADLS:…
In part two we are looking at the Fabric side of the integration with Business Central and bc2adls extension. Part one you can read here: BC2ADLS: MS Fabric enabled part…
In my previous blog post: Let’s flow your Business Central data into Microsoft Fabric - Discover Microsoft Business Central (bertverbeek.nl)I showed you how you can use the Dataflow of Business Central…
On 23th of May Microsoft announced Microsoft Fabric:Introducing Microsoft Fabric: The data platform for the era of AI | Azure Blog | Microsoft Azure With Microsoft Fabric you have only…
As you already know you can have your telemetry from Business Central inside Application Insights.If you haven't enabled it yet you should:Monitoring and Analyzing Telemetry - Business Central | Microsoft…
Everyone is talking about ChatGPT and I have also been working last weeks with Azure Open AI and the way to generate picture from a description. When you want to…
Last week I have blogged about how you can create Business Events inside Business Central and react on that it in Power Automate:Private Preview: Business Events the newest integration with…
Note:This feature is still in private preview and has his limitation. You can see all details here (also how you can be part of the private preview):d365bcdv/samples/Business Events/Private Preview at…
In previous blogs I have posted the option to create a Dataverse sync with less code.The sync between Business Central and Dataverse has three main developments: Creating the Dataverse table…
Mostly if you have one extension or one customer it is very easy how you want to structure your Application Insights. You just create one and query everything from there.But…