CASE STUDY · INTEGRATION

E-commerce Integration with Business Central

A practical integration architecture for synchronizing products, customers, orders and inventory between an e-commerce platform and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Business CentralAL DevelopmentSolution Architecture

01 · Problem

E-commerce operations can create duplicate data entry, delayed inventory updates and inconsistent order information when the storefront and ERP are managed separately.

02 · Architecture

Storefront → REST / API layer → Business Central

Data mapping • Validation • Business logic • Error handling

03 · Implementation

  • Customer and order data mapping
  • Product and inventory synchronization
  • REST API communication
  • JSON serialization and parsing
  • Retry and error-handling strategy
  • Webhook and event-driven synchronization concepts

04 · Development workflow

BuildDesign AL objects, APIs, datasets or UI extensions around clear responsibilities.
ValidateCheck data mapping, filters, payloads and edge cases before release.
TestExercise success paths, failures and integration boundaries.

05 · Technology stack

Business CentralALREST APIsJSONHttpClientShopifyWebhooks

06 · Testing & quality

Validation focuses on expected data flow, empty or invalid inputs, integration failures and maintainability. The case study is presented as a Dynexal technical project and does not claim third-party production metrics.

07 · Result

A reusable integration pattern for reducing manual e-commerce-to-ERP data movement and structuring reliable synchronization flows.

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