If there are many documents to be processed by a DocumentsCorePack, it may occur that one service is not enough. This issue can be solved by installing a DocumentsCorePack (DCP) ServerBased Load Balancing Service. This article outlines the functionality of such a DCP Load Balancing Service and how to install it.

This blog article outlines how the Cloud service structure for AttachmentExtractor works. AttachmentExtractor will retrieve documents from Dynamics 365 instance, move it to an alternative storage location and deliver it back to Dynamics 365 upon user request.

This blog article outlines that it is possible to use non-interactive users to create a service for AttachmentExtractor or DocumentsCorePack.

This article outlines how to create a SettingsKey manually in Dynamics365-online with Service running onpremise.

This blog article outlines how easy it is to set up the DocumentsCorePack Online Service Configuration.

This blog article outlines how to upgrade your AttachmentExtractor Online Service license if it has expired.

We have all been there. Working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 (CRM) is really great, but sometimes, the data storage costs go through the roof. And yes, saving data in Microsoft Dynamics 365 can be cost-intensive. Consequently, we solved this problem by creating AttachmentExtractor.

This blog article outlines how to upgrade your DocumentsCorePack Online Service license if it has expired.

This article outlines how to concatenate different documents in one single document in DocumentsCorePack Online. Using the concatenate step, we can combine two or more documents and can thus create - independent of file format or properties of the document - a single Word document that contains all concatenated documents.

The DCP Online Configuration offers lots of useful functionalities, such as for example insert/export templates or insert fonts. This step-by-step tutorial outlines how to use them properly.