E-commerce manager / Enterprise architect · D365 F&O and e-commerce platforms integration

D365 ERP ↔ e-commerce integration — Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop delivered by AI

Your e-commerce platform and D365 ERP run in parallel: Excel syncs, stock divergences, double order entry.

TL;DR

Connect Dynamics 365 F&O to Shopify, Magento, PrestaShop by AI: catalog, orders, real-time stock. €1,600-3,000 for full integration.

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Microsoft D365 F&O expertise
10 ans
D365 F&O
€200 / ticket
Fixed price per resolved ticket
vs €800-1,200 at a typical SI
48 h
Average delivery time
Azure DevOps
Validated by your IT
The problem with your current vendor

E-commerce ↔ D365 integrations are fragile and expensive

  • SIs typically deliver between €25,000 and €80,000 for a full e-commerce integration — with hidden technical debt.
  • Flows are often CSV/SFTP: not real time, not auditable, not robust to partial errors.
  • No centralized stock management: oversell risks between brick-and-mortar and e-commerce.
  • Customer order tracking is fragmented: e-commerce number, D365 number, carrier tracking — no unified view.
How SKALP solves it

A packaged integration: catalog, orders, stock, payment in real time

  • D365 → e-commerce catalog sync: product sheets, prices, attributes, media — real-time via API or Business Events.
  • E-commerce → D365 order sync: SalesTable creation, status tracking, automatic invoice generation.
  • Multi-channel stock sync: Available-to-Promise computed near real-time, no more oversells.
  • Native connectors for Shopify, Magento (Adobe Commerce), PrestaShop, BigCommerce, WooCommerce.

How it works

1

Submit your ticket

Describe the business or technical need in a few lines. No 50-page spec required.

2

AI generates the extension

X++ code, unit tests and documentation produced in under 48 hours.

3

Validation on your Azure DevOps

Pull request submitted on your repository. Your IT lead reviews and validates before merge.

4

Delivered — you pay €200

Once merged, it's delivered. No billing if the ticket isn't resolved.

The process applied to this case

  1. 01

    Audit of the existing e-commerce API

    Inventory of available endpoints on the e-commerce platform side (REST, GraphQL, webhooks). Identification of rate limits and authentication constraints. 1-2 days of Skalp AI analysis.

  2. 02

    Priority catalog synchronization

    Setup of D365 → e-commerce flow for product sheets, prices and attributes. First ticket delivered within 72 h, deployed to UAT, validated then production-released.

  3. 03

    Inbound order synchronization

    Capture of new e-commerce orders via webhook, SalesTable creation with customer / item / payment mapping. Business error handling with quarantine.

  4. 04

    Real-time stock synchronization

    Push of D365 stock movements (validated InventTrans moves) to the e-commerce platform via Azure Function. Target latency 1-5 seconds.

  5. 05

    Centralized monitoring and reconciliation

    Application Insights dashboard: flows exchanged, errors, p95 latency. Daily differential reconciliation to spot drifts. Teams alerting if divergence > threshold.

Frequently asked questions

How long for a full integration?+
A full integration (catalog + orders + stock + reconciliation) typically represents 8-15 Skalp AI tickets, delivered over 3-6 weeks, totaling €1,600-3,000. Compare with €30-80k for an equivalent SI engagement.
Target latency for stock sync?+
1 to 5 seconds for a significant stock movement (shipment validation, customer return, inventory adjustment). The pattern uses D365 Business Events + Azure Service Bus to decouple from D365 transactional — no risk of ERP-side locking.
What about multi-store / multi-brand?+
Patterns are natively multi-tenant: 1 D365 instance can drive multiple legal entities and multiple e-commerce stores simultaneously. Routing logic (order / stock per brand) is configurable per ticket.

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€200 if resolved. Nothing if not resolved.

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