AppSource – Carina M. Claesson

AppSource, Canvas apps, Dataverse, ISV Connect Program, Microsoft Dataverse, Model-Driven Apps, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Platform, Release Waves

Power Platform 2021 Release Wave 2 Highlights

15 Jul, 202115 Jul, 2021 carinamclaesson

Excitement is in the air, we’re moving towards something new. Like a newborn turtle moving towards the waves. This week the 2021 Release Wave 2 Release Plans were made available and we have new features as well as lots of improvements to look forward to! This blog post contains highlights from a few different perspectives. Somehow all of them are from my own perspective off course. After all, this blog post is written by me and I have my experience and areas that I like a little bit more to read about. But I’ve also chosen to split up this blog post into different sections, depending on who will benefit from the different new features.

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AppSource, Commercial Marketplace, Dynamics 365, ISV Connect Program, Partner Center, Power Apps, Power Platform, PowerApps

Publishing apps on AppSource – Getting started with the BizApps ISV Connect Program – Part 2

5 Jul, 20205 Jul, 2020 carinamclaesson

This is article number two in a series of two articles about the Microsoft Business Applications ISV Connect program and the Microsoft AppSource publishing process. The previous article described the terminology and gave an introduction to the new ISV program as well as an overview to what needs to be done if you have had your apps on AppSource before but did not enroll with the new program. This article will cover registering Dynamics 365 & Power Apps offers and highlight the importance of preparations.

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AppSource, Commercial Marketplace, ISV Connect Program, Partner Center

Publishing apps on AppSource – Getting started with the BizApps ISV Connect Program – Part 1

27 Jun, 202029 Jun, 2020 carinamclaesson

Last year I wrote about the process of publishing apps on Microsoft AppSource. It was a series of three blog posts and the first one can be found here. After that Microsoft changed the ISV program and all existing ISV partners got the chance to enroll with the new program. This article and a following will be dedicated to the ISV Connect program and the publishing process as it is today. The purpose is to shed some light over what has been changed and what steps that need to be taken now if you want to get your apps up on AppSource.

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AppSource, Dynamics 365, Package Deployer, Power Platform

Findings from publishing on AppSource

19 May, 201927 Jun, 2020 carinamclaesson

This is the third and last blog post in a series of three regarding the certification process that your product needs to go through before it becomes available on AppSource. In the first blog post I went through the overall process. In the second I described in detail how to create an AppSource package. In this third one I will tell you about the process from my perspective and summarize my findings.

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AppSource, Dynamics 365, Package Deployer, Power Platform

How to create an AppSource package

12 May, 20192 Sep, 2019 carinamclaesson

This is the second blog post of three regarding how to publish an app on AppSource. In my previous blog post I went through the overall process. In this one I will let you in on the details regarding creating the AppSource package and verifying parts of it by using the Package Deployer tool. The last blog post will summarize my findings from publishing on AppSource.

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AppSource, Dynamics 365, Package Deployer, Power Platform

How to publish an app on AppSource

5 May, 201927 Jun, 2020 carinamclaesson

AppSource is like an app store for your Microsoft products and there is a certification process which your product has to go through before it can be available in there. Last year I worked with getting a product through the certification process and this year on the 15^th of March it was finally approved and published. Now that I am familiar with the process, I thought I could share my findings.

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