The integration
is part of
the implementation.
Most ERP partners treat integrations as an afterthought — a line item bolted on at the end. We don't. Complex multi-system architectures are designed in from sprint one.
Dual-Write, Azure Service Bus, OData, Custom APIs, Power Automate flows, EDI, BAI2 — we've shipped them all, and we know exactly where they break.
Our Integration Stack
Three patterns. Every scenario covered.
We select the right architecture for your data volume, latency requirements, and failure tolerance — not the easiest one to build.
Dual-Write
Microsoft's native real-time bidirectional sync between Finance & Operations and Customer Engagement. When configured correctly, it eliminates data silos across your entire D365 estate.
Azure Service Bus
Enterprise message broker for decoupled, event-driven integration. Built-in retry logic, dead-letter queues, and guaranteed delivery make this our go-to for high-volume, cross-system events.
OData & Custom APIs
D365's built-in OData endpoint gives external systems standards-based REST access to any entity. When the out-of-box API doesn't fit, we build custom extensible data services with proper versioning and auth.
The Complexity Spectrum
We don't avoid the hard ones.
Most partners have experience at the simple end. We're here for the ones that keep your IT team up at night.
Direct OData Reads
Single-direction pulls from D365 into reporting tools, portals, or external dashboards.
Bidirectional API Sync
Two-way sync with conflict resolution, field mapping, and transformation logic across CRM or WMS systems.
Event-Driven Pipelines
Async event streams via Service Bus with dead-letter handling, reprocessing queues, and cross-system transaction coordination.
Activate Data Streams
Toggle integrations. Watch data flow.
Every connection is monitored, logged, and alertable. This is what it looks like when integration is a first-class citizen.
Got a complex integration
no one else will touch?
Bring us the hard stuff. We'll scope it, design it, and deliver it — without pretending it's simple.