7 thoughts on “Accessing Cases of Sub Accounts- Dynamics 365 Portal

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  2. Stanley Lai

    Nice work, just wondering, how do you make it work for a contact of that Sub Account as opposed to the Account being the Customer of the case?

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    1. Stanley Lai

      Don’t worry managed to work it out. Just followed your idea and added another child entity permission for the Contact under ‘Access to Contact of Sub Account’ .

      I am new to Portals and I must I have a hard time finding decent examples with the current documentation from Microsoft. But this site helped me so thank you so much !

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  3. Mani

    We tried exactly same for Custom entity (in place of Case) but it didnt work. we followed the exact steps mentioned by you. but no luck. Can u let us know if its working for you?

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    1. HIMBAP Post author

      It’s working for me, I have implemented this for one of my customer, please make sure you are setting entity permissions and web roles correctly.

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  4. Greg

    Thanks for your article – very helpful. I can get it all working where the contact can now view all of the cases from the sub-accounts but I get an error when I try and create a new case for one of the sub accounts. The case form allows me to look up any sub-account but when I save it I get the very helpful error “An unknown failure has occurred. Error ID # [….”.

    Any ideas what is causing this?

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