We are very excited about the new CRM 2015 release and would like to provide you with some important information.

Our team spent some extra working hours to get our addons ready for MS CRM 2015!    

If you receive the following error when creating a label template in DCP for CRM 2013, your DCP Server Component is very likely not up to date.

This article outlines the upgrade steps for GroupCalendar Online for MS CRM 2015. Please note: It only applies to GroupCalendar online!

Requirements: GroupCalendar (GC) Online for MS CRM 2015

This blog article outlines how to create custom translations for DocumentsCorePack ServerBased (DCP SB) dialog. Per default English and the user language is available.

Requriements: DocumentsCorePack ServerBased for MS CRM 2013 (former AutoMerge), basic .xml knowledge and the AutoMergeGlobalButton Solution v2013.42 or higher 

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Please note: This article applies to

DocumentsCorePackServerBased Document Generation & Processing
for MS CRM 2013, 2015 and MS CRM 2015/2016 

ONLINE ONLY

(Click here for information on debugging for DocumentsCorePack on premise/IFD)

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This blog article outlines how to use the MS Word Restrict Editing-functionality. It supports restricted editing for the whole document, as well as editing specific paragraphs of the document only. Please note: The functionality works with merged documents as well.

Requirements: DocumentsCorePack for MS CRM

This blog article explains how to add GroupCalendar to a specific ribbon location with XRM Tools.

Requirements: GroupCalendar for MS CRM

This blog article outlines how to install GroupCalendar for MS CRM Online. 

This blog article explains how to configure a printer service for DocumentsCorePack Server Based (DCP SB) Online on www.mscrm-addons.com.  

Requirements: DocumentsCorePack Server Based Document Generation (former AutoMerge)

This blog article explains what to do if one of the certificates has changed in the IFD environment. If so, our products require additional steps in order to work again.