Lately I’ve been testing some of the X++ features we can use to extend the Finance and Operations agent in Copilot Studio. One of these features is the X++ AI tools (formerly called AI plugins), which allow us to create Copilot Studio tools that call X++ business logic. Today’s post is a product of my lack of focus and my superpower of ignoring yellow notifications on PPAC. Also, thanks to Jared Hall for the hint…
Part 3 of the Copilot Studio + F&O extensibility series. Learn what client plugins are, when to use them, and how to build one in X++—from action scopes and parameters to implementing executeAction and wiring trigger/response topics. Includes a PurchTable example to confirm POs from the sidecar chat. Click here to continue reading Create X++ Client Plugins for Copilot Studio in Dynamics 365 F&O
Learn how to wire real F&O business logic into Copilot Studio. This guide shows you how to build an X++ AI tool, set up security, auto/hand-register the Dataverse Custom API, configure inputs (including company context), create a topic, publish, and test—end to end. Click here to continue reading Build an X++ AI Tool for Copilot Studio in Dynamics 365 F&O
Kick off a hands-on series on Copilot Studio for Dynamics 365 F&O. See what it is, the setup you need, how it uses Dataverse, built-in copilots, and two X++ extensibility paths: client plugins and AI tools. Click here to continue reading Copilot Studio 101: Extend Dynamics 365 F&O Copilots
