Business Central exchanges data with your other systems instead of manual transfer

We connect Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (and older versions built on Dynamics NAV) with your website, CRM, warehouse, and production — without manual re-entry or duplication.

Discuss your process
We build on top of your existing Business Central setup
We handle localizations and custom fields
You can start with a single integration
We start by mapping what needs to go where

Where does data usually get lost when working with Business Central?

This is your situation if

Orders from your website or CRM are entered into Business Central manually

A staff member re-types order data into the system every time, losing time and making mistakes.

Warehouse stock in Business Central doesn't match reality

Inventory data updates in a separate system and doesn't sync automatically.

Management reports are put together by hand from exports

Someone exports data from Business Central and rebuilds it in Excel every week from scratch.

An older version on Dynamics NAV makes integrating new services harder

Some modern connectors don't support the older platform version.

How the Business Central integration works

  1. 1

    Configuration audit

    We check whether you're on Business Central or Dynamics NAV, and which modules are active.

  2. 2

    Integration points

    We determine which data needs to flow in which direction.

  3. 3

    Setting up the exchange

    We build the connection via the Business Central API or a connector, without touching the system's core.

  4. 4

    Testing on real data

    We test against real orders and documents, not theory.

  5. 5

    Monitoring

    We track that data is being transferred correctly and without loss.

  6. 6

    Support

    We adjust the connection as processes change or the system is updated.

What can be connected

  • Website and online store
  • CRM
  • Warehouse and WMS
  • Production
  • Accounting
  • Messengers for notifications
  • Excel and Google Sheets

Example scenarios

1

Website order → Business Central

An order is created in the system automatically right after payment, with no manager involved.

2

Business Central → CRM

Stock levels and order status are visible to the sales team in CRM in real time.

3

Business Central → production

A confirmed order goes to production without being re-entered.

Result

  • Data is entered once
  • Business Central stays in sync with your other systems
  • Fewer errors from manual data transfer
  • A full picture without switching between programs

Who this is for

Want to figure out what's worth connecting in your Business Central setup?

In 20–30 minutes we'll go through the systems you already have and where data is currently getting lost.

Discuss your process

No obligation to order development work.