INTEGRATION · MICROSOFT DYNAMICS

Connecting Microsoft Dynamics to your Source to Pay platform.

Dynamics is flexible by design. That flexibility is exactly what makes each integration different from the last.

What makes Microsoft Dynamics integration hard

Not a list of features. These are the things that cost time on real Microsoft Dynamics projects.

Data is fragmented across modules

Spend data sits in different places depending on how the implementation was configured, and two Dynamics estates rarely agree on where the authoritative record lives.

Table structures are complex

The underlying tables and their relationships take real familiarity to navigate. Guessing at them produces integrations that work in test and fail on real data.

Real-time synchronisation is limited

Getting current data out continuously, rather than in batches, needs work the platform does not do for you.

Custom workflows and business logic

Approval logic and workflow customisation built over years has to be understood before it can be reflected downstream.

Vendor and supplier records drift

Inconsistent supplier data across modules is the most common cause of a Source to Pay platform that looks live but cannot be trusted.

HOW WE RUN IT

Delivered as a managed service, not a handover.

We build the integration, then run it — monitoring, error handling and support against agreed service levels. Integrations break when a source system changes, and somebody has to be watching when that happens.

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Running Microsoft Dynamics?

Tell us which modules you use and which Source to Pay platform you are connecting to. We will tell you what the integration actually involves.

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