Products, pricing, inventory and orders across Business Central and Finance & Supply Chain, through documented endpoints.
Ready-made connections, scoped before we quote a timeline. Integrations are the real driver of a replatform schedule.
The specific answer, because a page that says "seamless integration" tells an evaluator nothing they can act on.
Object | Direction | Sync | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Items / Released products | Read | On change | Part identity and base attributes, from whichever module owns them. |
Price agreements | Read | On request | Customer-specific and trade agreement pricing resolved per account. |
Inventory by warehouse | Read | Near-real-time | Availability by location, including branch or regional stock. |
Sales orders | Write | On submit | Orders with line items and customer references. |
Customers | Read | On authentication | Account resolution and terms. |
Shipments | Read | On request | Self-serve order tracking without a call to customer service. |
Field-level mapping is agreed during scoping. Customisation in your instance changes the mapping, not the model.
Business Central and Finance & Supply Chain Management have different object models. Which one you run changes the connector, and it is the first thing we establish.
Where Dataverse already sits between Dynamics and your other systems, we integrate through it rather than around it.
Present, Partial or Missing, each rating followed by the specific observation behind it. Five business days, and there is no call first.