Dynamics 365 Customer Insights - Data

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The segments UI doesn't allow to refer to dynamic dates in the future, only fixed dates. We need the ability to create segments where RenewalDate is between 7 to 12 weeks in the future. Currently the only dynamic date selection feature is "within last X Days/Weeks/Months', i.e. only works dynamically for dates in the past.

We need the ability to filter by "in less than X days" and "in more than X days".

Currently, all CI instances segment data refresh at UTC +0, which makes it inconvenient to work with date time fields which are part of the segment critieria. Hence, it will be great if all instances can refresh at their own local time Midnight, so less pre-work will be required to deal with these date time fields. Thanks!

The idea is to have the possibility, as an administrator, to modify the label of the beginning of a BPF (Active for, Completed in...)

We have given up. Its just to hard to get started and run a trial. We just wanted to ingest some of our data and see what its capable of, but have given up. So many hoops to jump through, hidden fees to move data etc etc

The tables ending in "-analytics" are generated by one or more Insights applications as Customer Service, or Field Service... This tables consumes Dataverse storage and sometimes to remove them is needed following a complex process removing Microsoft solutions from the instance.

As idea i think that should be better have a central dashboard to can turn of or on the features, and if the features are off it remove the -analytics tables.

We need a dependency viewer which can show, for any given attribute in any given any entity, if that attribute is used in segments, measures, relationships, activities, etc.

This will help users to change the schema of the data sources, by allowing them to first assess the impact of such change. It would also allow users to plan for such change so that it is made only after all dependencies are resolved properly

Note: A dependency viewer which only shows dependencies at entity level would not satisfy this requirement.

It would be better to have a SAVE option separately as the current save option is applying the queries and we blocking us to do any modifications until its refresh completes.

We've contacted MS Support about this and have been informed it isn't possible yet directly through D365 or Power Platform. We're trying to be able and audit which records were viewed/opened by a given user (not changed) - especially for our service account/system integration users. This would be especially helpful for data security checks.

There is no way to look at the history detail on error messages for things refresh failures in System. Not that have been able to find, you can see an historic list of failures but not access it to see any details.

Also, the route of clicking on an error hyperlink that then requires 3 more clicks on drop downs just to get the error message is annoying.