Connect Salesforce with Microsoft Dynamics CRM to sync contacts, accounts, and sales activity, so teams work from the same customer data across pipelines and reporting.
• Contacts, Leads, Accounts, and related activities are mapped between Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics CRM using field-level transformation rules.
• Record matching uses configurable keys (for example, email, external ID, or account number) to link existing entities and reduce duplicates.
• Sync runs as near-real-time events or scheduled batches, with delta logic sending only created or changed records since the last successful run.
• Ownership and system-of-record rules determine which side can create, update, or overwrite specific fields, with conflict handling applied when both sides change.
• Picklists, status values, and lifecycle stages are translated across CRM-specific enums to keep pipeline and service states consistent.
• Failures are captured with retry logic and error logging, and payloads are stored for traceability during audits and support investigations.
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We set clear field ownership, mapping rules, and matching logic, then run a cleanup and a controlled backfill before ongoing sync starts.
Yes, we sync activity objects when the source system is defined, and we prevent loopbacks with IDs, timestamps, and direction rules.
Yes, the sync can be segmented by region, brand, or business unit, with separate rulesets and identifiers to keep data boundaries intact.
It depends on volume, latency needs, and governance; we commonly use API-first patterns with a middleware layer when rules and retries matter.
We follow least-privilege access, encrypt data in transit, and log sync events for auditability; scandiweb is ISO 27001 and 27017 certified.





