Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration built for your exact system landscape
Your storefront, warehouse, CRM, and marketing tools share one source of truth with Dynamics 365. Orders flow in real time. Inventory stays accurate. No spreadsheets in between.
82% objects synced
Your ERP is an island. It shouldn't be.
Manual exports, spreadsheet relays, and "sync it tomorrow" workarounds compound daily. Toggle below to see what changes when Dynamics 365 runs in real time.
See how we connect every platform to Dynamics 365
Click any platform below to see the objects, direction, and events we sync.
Choose a connected system on the left to see the integration spec
What your Dynamics 365 integration includes from day one
Every engagement includes architecture, bi-directional mapping, object-level config, and live sync monitoring. Not a one-way pipe. Data flows both ways and stays accurate. configuration, and ongoing sync monitoring. Not a one-way pipe. A living connection.
Every Dynamics 365 object mapped to your platform — not just orders
Pre-built connectors for the platforms you already run
Pre-mapped connectors for the platforms we see most. Week 1 architecture. Not month 1.
- Shopify ↔ Dynamics 365 (orders, inventory, customers)
- BigCommerce ↔ Dynamics 365 (catalog, pricing, orders)
- Salesforce customer relationship management ↔ Dynamics 365 Finance
- Third-party logistics and warehouse management system ↔ Dynamics 365 (fulfillment loops)
- Power BI ↔ Dynamics 365 (live reporting layer)
- Klaviyo ↔ Dynamics 365 (lifecycle automation)
Bi-directional by default
We map every flow in both directions. Dynamics 365 writes out. Platforms write back. No orphaned records.
Error handling and retry logic
Every sync job has dead-letter queues, automatic retries, and alert thresholds. Failures surface to your team — not to customers.
Full observability from day one — not bolt-on monitoring
You own the code at handoff
No platform lock-in. No recurring connector license. Every integration is custom-built and fully transferred to your team with source code, documentation, and runbook included.
What happened after we connected Dynamics 365 for two clients
A B2B promotional products company moved to a headless storefront. The frontend loaded fast. The backend lost contact with everything else. platform as headless. The result: blazing fast frontend, completely disconnected backend.
Inventory syncing was unreliable. Catalogs loaded slowly. Customer approval workflows were all manual. ERP, customer relationship management, and marketing data lived in separate silos — creating operational bottlenecks that grew with every new order.
- Real-time pricing from Dynamics 365 not reaching storefront
- Manual approval workflows slowing B2B purchasing
- Salesforce customer relationship management and Dynamics 365 holding duplicate, conflicting records
We connected real-time pricing and inventory feeds from Dynamics 365 to every customer account on the storefront. Prices matched. Stock counts matched. No manual reconciliation. Microsoft Dynamics, ensuring accuracy across every customer account. A custom approval and access control system handled B2B onboarding and purchasing permissions automatically.
- Salesforce centralized customer and account data across customer relationship management and ERP
- Catalog usability improved significantly; operational friction reduced
- Architecture supports scalable growth and future system enhancements without rework
An ecommerce retailer needed to unify data across Dynamics 365 ERP, Shopify, and Klaviyo into a single operational ecosystem with real-time dashboards.
- Power BI integrated with Dynamics 365 ERP for centralized real-time dashboards
- Custom .NET ecommerce solution integrated with Dynamics for automated financial transactions
- API integrations and customized payment gateways streamlined across all channels
Every Dynamics 365 integration partner makes the same claims. Here is what we actually deliver.
Most partners hand you a feature checklist. We show you the exact objects, events, and sync rules before writing a line of code. Then we build it. We show you what's actually in the connection — every object, every event, every sync rule.
Typical Integration Partners
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Questions we hear before the first call
We build custom connectors. No MuleSoft license, no Zapier dependency, no ongoing platform fee. You own the code at handoff. This means the connector fits your exact Dynamics 365 object model and your platform's data schema — not a generic template that partially maps both.
Our median go-live is 14 days for a scoped single-platform integration (for example, Shopify to Dynamics 365 orders and inventory). Complex multi-platform integrations with custom approval workflows run 4 to 6 weeks. You'll see the full timeline in your scoped proposal before committing.
We support both, plus Dynamics NAV (older deployments). Business Central work includes Shopify, Uniform Market, third-party logistics, and customer relationship management integrations. Finance and Operations integrations have included headless ecommerce, Field Service, and Power BI. We've worked across both stacks extensively.
Your ops team finds out first — not your customer. Every integration we build includes dead-letter queues (failed messages held for retry), automatic retry logic with configurable backoff, and threshold alerts to your nominated email or Slack channel. We document all failure modes before go-live so your team knows exactly how to respond.
That's what the integration assessment is for. You describe your current system landscape and your biggest operational pain. We map what's connected, what should be, and what the integration spec looks like — before any commitment. The assessment call is 60 minutes. The proposal arrives within 3 days.
Get a scoped integration proposal in 3 days
Tell us what your ops team handles manually between Dynamics 365 and your other platforms. We map it, scope it, and send a line-by-line proposal. manually between Dynamics 365 and your other platforms. We'll map it, scope it, and send a line-by-line proposal.
- Call within 48 hours of receiving your brief
- Scoped proposal with object-level spec in 3 days
- Sprint 1 within 1 week of sign-off
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We'll review your integration landscape and send a scoped proposal within 3 business days.
Your Dynamics 365 should talk to every system by tomorrow
Start with a 60-minute assessment call. Get a scoped proposal in 3 days. Sprint 1 begins within a week of sign-off.
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