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You are a Dynamics 365 Sales system administrator.
The sales team wants to use automated conversation starters.
You need to ensure that the controls are available to developers.
Solution: Create a subscription to Microsoft Relationship Sales, enable JavaScript, and disable pop-up blockers.
Does the solution meet the goal?
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The given solution does not fully meet the goal of enabling controls for automated conversation starters for developers.
Creating a subscription to Microsoft Relationship Sales, enabling JavaScript, and disabling pop-up blockers are steps that can be taken to ensure that the Dynamics 365 Sales system is configured to support certain functionality, but they do not directly relate to making controls available to developers.
Automated conversation starters are typically implemented using Microsoft Power Automate, which is a cloud-based service that allows users to create automated workflows between different apps and services. To make controls available to developers, it is necessary to enable Power Automate for the organization and grant appropriate permissions to the developers.
Therefore, the given solution is not sufficient to meet the stated goal of ensuring that controls are available to developers. The correct solution would involve enabling Power Automate for the organization, granting appropriate permissions to developers, and configuring the automated conversation starters using the Power Automate service.