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An example of using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 to develop an XRM application to manage the details of putting on training sessions
An issue we commonly run into, especially with new CRM users is the problem of getting them to check for newly assigned activities, cases, or other CRM "assignments". Many users can be remote or don't normally log into CRM because they're not in the habit yet.
Microsoft has recently released the business productivity workflow tools accelerator (download here) which allows us to generate hyperlinks in e-mails created from within workflows. We use this to create links that will allow end-users to go straight into CRM record by clicking on a link in the e-mail.
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