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The real estate software market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 11.3% from 2024 to 2030, reaching a market value of USD 21,766.9 million ( source ). But why are there so many software solutions and technology integrations for a manual, process-intensive industry? Because running a real estate company means keeping track of scattered properties, tenants’ requests, inspections, compliance deadlines, and coordinating with contractors. This is a challenging task, and CRM solutions like Dynamics 365 help streamline it. Dynamics 365 allows users to consolidate all information into a centralized system; however, it falls short when it comes to visualizing this data. While users can store all their data in the system, the native calendar limits the ability to visualize multiple entities in a single calendar interface. And this is where Calendar 365’s entity calendar comes into the picture. It takes all those entity records sitting in your system and displays them on one visual calendar. It al...

Anyone who’s worked with Dynamics 365 long enough knows how easy it is for the information to get scattered across different modules. Even though Dynamics is a powerful CRM platform, but its native calendar only supports activity entities (it doesn’t include custom and system entities) which limits the visualization capabilities. Although Dynamics 365 includes a native calendar, it offers limited flexibility for visualizing both custom and system entities, making data visualization challenging. The teams often switch between grids, dashboards, and activity lists—leading to missed deadlines, unclear workloads, and scheduling conflicts. The solution requires one additional element to bring everything together — a connecting link or plugin. Something that will extend your  Dynamics 365 calendar  capabilities, and that’s exactly what Calendar 365’s entity calendar is about. It is a plug-in solution that offers a centralized, customizable calendar for your teams to visualize all th...