Annoucement: Business Central v22 Preview Release is out

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central v22(Wave 1 2023) preview is out.

For more details check the announcement from Microsoft below -

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Emma Bak Nielsson (Adecco A/S) - Announcing: Public preview for 2023 release wave is...

Emma Bak Nielsson (Adecco A/S)

12 hours ago

Announcement:Announcing: Public preview for 2023 release wave is available!
Read more about what is new and planned for Business Central 2023 release wave 1 https://aka.ms/BCReleasePlan and learn what's new in the Business Central Launch Event! Register now: aka.ms/BCLE

Try it out today! We are pleased to announce global roll-out of the preview environments for Business Central 2023 release wave 1 (April).
 
Help us!
We want more partners to try it out. Let us know about your experiences with the new version. You can provide feedback on Microsoft Collaborate (learn how here: aka.ms/BCPreview) - or give us feedback and ask questions it in the Yammer group: "Public Preview 2023 release wave 1".
 
IMPORTANT: Still pending to release in preview
Please note that the new Power Automate templates are not published to the catalogue in production yet, so if you’re trying to use the new way of creating flows for “Automate” group or new approval workflows – please wait for those templates to be published closer to April.
 
Prepare for major updates
Learn how to prepare for major updates with preview environments, try out the new functionality and provide feedback on the preview, see more here: aka.ms/BCPreview.
 
Read about major updates
Make sure read the article about how a major Business Central update rolls out: http://aka.ms/bcupdates.
 
Join the Business Central Launch Event

FOR NEW FEATURES:

Visit Microsoft Release Planner for Business Central. Also, check out my blog on Release planner to know more.

TO SET UP YOUR PREVIEW ENVIRONMENT:

Visit my blog Preview Environments for Business Central

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