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Logic Apps, Functions and identity that tie Dynamics to everything else you run.

Q: What happens when an integration fails?

It retries, parks the message and tells a person. Every integration is designed with retries, a dead letter queue and an alert to someone who can act, with a runbook for the failure. Silent failures are the thing we design against.

Q: Can you integrate with systems that are not Microsoft?

Yes. Most integrations are. SAP, Oracle, Odoo, Shopify, banks, warehouse systems and custom databases, through connectors, APIs or files, with messaging in between where a system is slow or offline.

Q: How much does Azure cost to run?

Usually small, and estimated before build. Consumption based Logic Apps and Functions cost little at typical business volumes. We estimate per integration in writing and set budget alerts on the subscription.

Q: Can our IT team maintain it?

Yes, that is what the handover is for. Everything is deployed as code, monitored with dashboards and documented with runbooks. Your team can run it, and we stay on a retainer for changes.

Integration on Azure for companies whose Dynamics 365 or Business Central has to talk to an ERP, a website, a warehouse, a bank or a legacy system. Reliable, monitored and documented, so the next integration is a day rather than a month.

Logic Apps, Azure Functions, Service Bus, API Management and Entra ID, chosen per integration rather than one hammer for every nail.

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Built for: Companies on Dynamics or Business Central with systems that still need a person to move the data between them.
Typical timeline: A first integration in two to four weeks. An integration layer with several systems in six to twelve.
What you own: Your Azure subscription, your resources, infrastructure as code and runbooks your team can follow.
Rated: 4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

What you get

What we build on Azure for Dynamics.

Each integration is designed for failure as much as for success: retries, dead letters, alerts and a person who is told. We deliver Azure integration in the UK with Logic Apps where a connector exists and Functions where it does not.

Explain your project

Logic Apps workflows
Scheduled and event driven integrations between Dynamics, Business Central and other systems, with connectors where they exist.
Data moves between systems without a person retyping it.
Azure Functions
Custom logic, transformations and APIs where a connector is not enough, in C# or Node.js.
The integration a connector cannot do is still possible.
Service Bus and messaging
Queues and topics that decouple systems, so a slow or offline ERP does not break the CRM.
One system being down does not take the others with it.
API Management
A managed gateway in front of your APIs, with keys, throttling and documentation for partners and your own apps.
Partners integrate against a documented, secured API.
Identity with Entra ID
Single sign-on, app registrations and managed identities, so integrations authenticate without stored passwords.
One sign-in for people, no secrets in code for systems.
Monitoring and alerting
Application Insights, dashboards and alerts that reach the person who can act, with runbooks for each failure.
You hear about a failed integration from Azure, not from a customer.

Who this is for

Three integrations we build most often.

Dynamics rarely runs alone. These are the connections most companies need, and the shape each one takes. Logic Apps handle most Dynamics 365 integration flows, with Service Bus in between so neither side blocks the other.

CRM to ERP or accounts

Orders, customers and invoices between Dynamics and an ERP that is not Microsoft. Messaging in the middle so neither side blocks the other.

Decoupled and reliable.

Website and portals to CRM

Forms, sign-ups, orders and portal activity into Dynamics with their source, through an API gateway.

Every web action becomes a record.

Legacy and on premises systems

A warehouse, a plant or a database that cannot move yet. Functions and a gateway bring it into the estate without replacing it.

Connected without a rewrite.

Four steps from point to point scripts to an integration layer.

01Inventory the flowsEvery system, every data flow and every manual hand-off is listed, with the volume and the cost of it failing.
02Design per integrationEach flow gets the right pattern: a Logic App, a Function, a queue, an API. Failure handling is designed with it.
03Build as codeResources are deployed through infrastructure as code, with environments for development, test and production.
04Monitor and hand overAlerts, dashboards and runbooks are set up and handed to your team with a retainer behind them.

How we work together

Three ways to buy Azure integration.

Azure consumption is billed to your subscription and estimated in writing. Our fee covers design, build and monitoring. Clients usually come to us for Azure integration in the UK when a Dynamics 365 integration has to reach an ERP, a website or a bank.

Fixed scope

A defined implementation with a deadline

We agree what the system has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and deliver exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.

Written scope and acceptance criteria
Fixed price and delivery date
A sandbox you can open every week
30 days of fixes after go-live

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Dedicated team

An estate that keeps evolving

Named consultants and developers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on your tenant. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.

Senior consultants, not a rotating bench
Your tenant, your tools, your process
Monthly, cancel with 30 days notice
A lead who answers for the team

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Retainer

Something live that needs looking after

A monthly block of hours for improvements, release wave testing and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.

Agreed response times
Release waves tested in your sandbox first
A monthly report of what changed and why
Priority access to the same team that built it

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Technology

What we build this with.

Chosen to fit the problem and the team who will own it afterwards.

01Data and cloud

PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB
AWS
Azure
Docker

02Business platforms

Microsoft Dynamics 365
Business Central
Power Platform
Odoo

Questions people ask before integrating on Azure.

Logic Apps or Azure Functions?

Logic Apps for connector driven flows, Functions for custom logic.

Logic Apps suit scheduled and event driven flows between systems with connectors. Functions suit transformations, custom APIs and anything a connector cannot express. Most layers use both.

What happens when an integration fails?

Can you integrate with systems that are not Microsoft?

How much does Azure cost to run?

Can our IT team maintain it?

Services that usually go with this one.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 and CRMThe whole lane: Dynamics 365, Business Central and the Power Platform around them.DataverseOne data layer for every app and report.Custom software and business systemsThe system that replaces the spreadsheet nobody dares change.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews

Logic Apps, Functions and identity that tie Dynamics to everything else you run.

What we build on Azure for Dynamics.

Logic Apps workflows

Azure Functions

Service Bus and messaging

API Management

Identity with Entra ID

Monitoring and alerting

Three integrations we build most often.

CRM to ERP or accounts

Website and portals to CRM

Legacy and on premises systems

Four steps from point to point scripts to an integration layer.

Three ways to buy Azure integration.

Fixed scope

Dedicated team

Retainer

What we build this with.

Questions people ask before integrating on Azure.

Services that usually go with this one.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.