Microsoft PL-600 Exam Questions

Microsoft Dataverse

Microsoft Customer Voice

Explanation:
The Dynamics 365 Customer Voice data is stored in Microsoft Dataverse.
Dynamics 365 Customer Voice is an enterprise feedback management application you can
use to easily keep track of the customer metrics that matter the most to your business. ... It
provides a personalized experience, enabling you to collect customer feedback and get
relevant insights quickly and easily, all in a few clicks.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-voice/about
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/customer-voice/data-flow

Dual-write

Power Automate cloud flow

Common Data Service connector

A: Customers should be able to adopt business applications from Microsoft and expect
they speak the same
language and seamlessly work together. Dual Write allows our customers to not think
about these apps as
different systems to write to independently; rather, the underlying infrastructure makes it
seamless for these
apps to write simultaneously.
D: Use Custom APIs to create your own APIs in Dataverse. With a Custom API you can
consolidate a group of
operations into an API that you and other developers can call in their code. The Common
Data Service (current
environment) connector enables calling Custom APIs actions in Power Automate.
E: Common Data Service provides access to the environment database on the Microsoft
Common Data
Service. It is available for Logic Apps, Power Automate, and Power Apps.
Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/business-applications-release-notes/april19/cdm-dataintegration/
dual-writelinkcommon-
data-service-apps
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/commondataservice/
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/custom-api

Graphical user interface, text, application, email
Description automatically generated

Box 1: Microsoft Power Automate, Microsoft Dataverse connector, and Microsoft 365
Outlook connector
Use Microsoft Dataverse as the data source.
While Power Automate is a robust tool with ever-expanding capabilities, it also handles
simple tasks with grace. A universal business need for many organizations is the ability to
automate email notifications based on certain criteria: an opportunity is won, send an email
to the sales manager; a case is closed, send an email to the customer; a work order is
completed, send an email to the customer.
Power Automate can easily accommodate this using the Microsoft 365 Outlook connector.
Box 2: Microsoft Power Automate, Power Bi data alerts, and Microsoft 365 connector
Data alerts in the Power BI service: Set alerts to notify you when data in your dashboards
changes beyond limits you set.
Box 3: Microsoft Power Automate, Power BI, Power Apps, and Microsoft Dataverse
connector

Box 1: Assign only Create rights to activities
You require the same set of Dataverse privileges and access rights to work with custom
activities as those required to work with custom entities.
Task-based privileges, at the bottom of the form, give a user privileges to perform specific
tasks, such as publish articles.
Box 2: Assign User-level assign rights to human resources case table.
Record-level privileges define which tasks a user with access to the record can do, such as
Read, Create, Delete, Write, Assign, Share, Append, and Append To.
For user and team owned records, the access level choices for most privileges are tiered
Organization, Business Unit, Business Unit and Child Business Unit or only the user’s own
records. That means for read privilege on contact, I could set user owned, and the user
would only see their own records.