Upload the PowerApp package which was saved on your computer as a prerequisite.Sign into PowerApps and in the left pane, click on Apps and select Import Package.In PowerApps, create a connection to your VSTS/Azure DevOps instance.Click on this link to download the PowerApp package to your local computer.
In VSTS/Azure DevOps project, create a new query to list all the work items that the generated from Finance and Operations client.Stakeholders can be assigned to unlimited users for free). Add all Finance and Operations users in VSTS ( Stakeholder access if just adding them for this purpose.To see the end to end scenario, watch the video: By embedding this PowerApp into Finance and Operations, you can give the end users more visibility into status of their support tickets. Read more about Embedding PowerApps into Finance and Operations here. With PowerApps, you can create an app which can read all the issues and capture relevant information from VSTS/Azure DevOps. It would save a lot of time for end users it they’re able to view the status of their support tickets right within Finance and Operations to perform further testing. This scenario is more relevant during UAT phase where end users are continuously testing the application and opening support cases for all the issues found. Learn more about Setting up and using support functionality in Finance and Operations here. Once the issue is submitted, there is no visibility of what’s happening or who is working on this issue, as the case is managed in Visual Studio Team Services (now called Azure DevOps) until resolution. In Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, end users have the capability to submit support tickets directly from the client interface.
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