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Restricted tables tables that are tied to the functionality of Dynamics 365 apps (such as Dynamics 365 Sales or Dynamics 365 Customer Service) require app users to have the corresponding license for that application if they want to create, update, or delete rows within the tables.

Answer: Available exclusively to Act! subscribers, custom tables are a new feature in Act! v20. 1 (Windows, web and Cloud users) that allow you to create customized sections of the program, similar to Opportunities, for tracking one-to-many data records.

By adding custom tables, you create a more abstract, business-oriented view of data in your data module. For more information, see Creating custom tables. Custom tables function in the same way as other tables in the data module. You can use them to create relationships, calculations, filters, and other custom tables.

Workflow enables you to create custom tables to store and manage data related to workflow configurations or case data. You can reference these tables in the administrative workspaces. For example, you can define custom fields with predefined values from a custom table.

Navigate to All > System Definition > Tables. Click New and complete the form. Enter a unique label for the table (such as Laptops or Thin Clients). The label appears on list and form views for the table.

More videos on YouTube Click Data at the top of any page. Select the Custom Tables tab. Click Create Custom Table. ... Select a method for creating the custom table. On the Define Primary Key page, select one or more fields to be the primary key(s). On the Create Data Source page, enter the name for the new data source.

However, if you need to create a Dataverse instance within production or sandbox environments (other than the default environment), you're still required to have a premium Power Apps or Power Automate license.