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The launch of D365ForHousing

If you’ve implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 or are considering doing so, then you might be interested in a new housing-specific initiative, D365ForHousing, that’s been set up to offer housing providers small packages of functionality that can be placed straight into your Dynamics 365 system.

With the growing use of Dynamics 365 in our sector and with many housing providers using the platform to achieve similar objectives using similar processes, D365ForHousing hopes to use the power of collaboration to create a free library of Dynamics 365 functional ‘blocks’ that have been planned, created and tested by housing providers for use by the housing sector in general.

D365ForHousing has been set up by Chris Roberts after 20 years working in the housing sector; 10 years ago he implemented CRM 4 at Optivo (previously AmicusHorizon) and caught the CRM bug.

As a loosely affiliated forum for sharing Dynamics 365 knowledge in housing, D365ForHousing has already had interest from around 20 leading housing providers, representing 360,000 properties and 750,000 tenants.

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  • Vendor: D365ForHousing
  • Topic: Infrastructure
  • Publication Date: 076 - July 2020
  • Type: News

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