Connect commercetools to Microsoft Dynamics NAV to sync products, pricing, customers, orders, and stock in near real time, so your ERP and storefront stay aligned as you scale.
• Orders created in Commercetools are exported to Microsoft Dynamics NAV as sales orders, with shipping, tax, discount, and payment references mapped to NAV fields.
• Customer accounts and addresses are synced between systems using stable external IDs, with duplicate detection and update rules applied per entity type.
• Inventory and availability are synchronized from NAV to Commercetools on a schedule or via events, with per-warehouse quantities mapped to channels where applicable.
• Product master data, variants, pricing, and VAT settings are mapped to Commercetools product types and price structures, with locale-specific attributes handled as separate fields.
• Delta sync logic sends only changed records based on timestamps and versioning, while full syncs are supported for recovery and re-indexing.
• Sync jobs are queued and retried on transient errors, with validation failures logged and routed for manual review to prevent partial or inconsistent writes.
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We map the order lifecycle end to end, then sync orders, payments, shipments, and invoices via APIs or a middleware layer based on your NAV version and customizations.
Most builds cover products, prices, customers, orders, returns, stock, and fulfillment statuses, with clear ownership rules so each system edits only what it should.
We set reservation rules, update available-to-sell from NAV on a tight schedule, and add safety buffers for high-velocity SKUs and peak traffic.
Yes, as long as NAV data structures support it, we sync per store, price list, currency, and locale, and validate rounding, tax, and translation rules in QA.
Typical timelines depend on NAV scope, data quality, and custom logic, but integration sprints usually start with a working order sync, then expand to catalog and finance flows.














