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Integrating Dynamics 365

Dynamics 365 integrations succeed or fail based on how well data flow, ownership, and dependencies are designed up front.

When working with Andosi, integrations are approached with a focus on:

Clear data ownership
Each system has a defined role, preventing conflicts and duplicate updates.
Reliable, predictable data flow
Data moves when it should, where it should — without manual intervention.
Error handling and resilience
Integrations are designed to fail gracefully, not break downstream processes.
Security and permissions
Access, authentication, and data exposure are handled intentionally.
Maintainability over time
Integrations are built so future changes don’t require rework or constant fixes.

The goal is simple:

Your systems stay in sync — and your teams trust the data.

Each integration is designed around how your business actually uses the data — not a one-size-fits-all pattern.

Types of Integrations We Commonly Deliver

Dynamics 365 is frequently integrated with:

ERP and financial systems
Quoting, pricing, or order management tools
Customer-facing websites and portals
Marketing and communication platforms
Scheduling or operational systems
Proprietary or internally developed applications

How Integration Projects Typically Begin

Integration work doesn’t start with coding. It starts with clarity.

The first step is a working conversation to:

understand what systems need to connect
define what data must stay in sync
identify risks, dependencies, and constraints
determine the right integration approach

From there, a clear plan is outlined so everyone understands:

what’s being integrated
how it will work
and how it will be supported going forward

No assumptions. No surprises.

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Ready to Integrate Your System with Dynamics 365?

Tell us what you’re integrating and what needs to work reliably. We’ll help you determine the best path forward.