Connect commercetools with Microsoft Dynamics 365 to sync products, customers, orders, pricing, and inventory, so finance, fulfillment, and eCommerce run on one source of truth.
• Commercetools orders are exported to Microsoft Dynamics 365 as sales orders with mapped customer, billing/shipping addresses, tax, discount, and line-item totals.
• Customer records are matched using stable identifiers (email, external ID, or Dynamics account number), with conflict handling based on system-of-record rules.
• Product and pricing references are aligned through SKU or product ID mapping, while non-matching items are logged and routed for review.
• Inventory availability or stock levels are synchronized from Dynamics 365 to Commercetools to inform sellable quantity and prevent overselling where applicable.
• Fulfillment events in Dynamics 365 (pick, pack, ship, tracking) are sent back to Commercetools as shipment and status updates for order visibility.
• Returns, cancellations, and refund signals are exchanged with state mapping, including partial quantities and reason codes where provided.
• Delta-based syncs send only changed records, with retries, idempotency keys, and audit logs to handle network and processing failures.
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We connect commercetools APIs to Dynamics 365 (Dataverse and Business Central/Finance connectors) through a middleware layer that handles mapping, retries, and idempotency. Events and scheduled sync can run in parallel based on what your ops team needs.
Typical flows include orders, returns, payments, shipment status, inventory, and customer account updates. We define system ownership per object so updates do not bounce back and forth or overwrite finance data.
Yes, we map commercetools Projects, Stores, channels, and price books to the right Dynamics 365 legal entities, warehouses, and tax rules. This keeps reporting and fulfillment consistent across markets.
We use unique external IDs, idempotent endpoints, queue-based processing, and retry policies with dead-letter handling. You also get monitoring so ops can see what failed, why, and how it was fixed.
Yes – scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ projects since 2003 and processes $4 billion+ for clients per year, so we design integrations for throughput, observability, and safe releases.














