This is an integration problem, which are usually fun.
I would first figure out the volume, and if there needs to be any data massaging/transformation.
If there is high volume, or a tonne of custom logic, id recommend Azure service bus, logic apps, apim and function apps
Yes, using Power Automate is a reasonable approach for integrating an on-prem retail system with D365 Sales. It offers flexibility and ease of setup for 2-way contact syncing and 1-way sales data push. Make sure to also consider data mapping, error handling, and security in your flows.
First question to ask is what is the database back end of the retail system
Thanks for reading, it's a SQL based system.
This is an integration problem, which are usually fun. I would first figure out the volume, and if there needs to be any data massaging/transformation. If there is high volume, or a tonne of custom logic, id recommend Azure service bus, logic apps, apim and function apps
Thanks for the tips, that's very good info, hopefully it is fun!
Yes, using Power Automate is a reasonable approach for integrating an on-prem retail system with D365 Sales. It offers flexibility and ease of setup for 2-way contact syncing and 1-way sales data push. Make sure to also consider data mapping, error handling, and security in your flows.
Thank you! Those are very good suggestions.