Microsoft Dynamics is the dominant enterprise CRM at Microsoft-anchored Fortune 500 teams and major Corp Dev shops. 2 integration paths available today.
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Microsoft Dynamics integrates via the Dataverse Web API and Power Automate. Typical deployment is a Power Automate flow scheduled hourly or daily, pulling /api/v1 data and writing to a Dataverse custom table joined to Accounts. For full enterprise deployments, a Dynamics 365 custom plugin scoped during onboarding gives sub-minute latency.
GitDealFlow signal data writes to a Dataverse custom table via the Web API, joined to standard Account records for visibility across Dynamics, Power BI, and Power Automate.
Power Automate flows pull signal updates and trigger downstream Dynamics workflows — useful for Microsoft-stack Corp Dev teams orchestrating M&A pipelines.
No first-party Dynamics AppSource listing yet. AppSource certification is a multi-quarter lift; we ship custom Dynamics integrations on demand for paying enterprise customers.
2 paths today: Public REST API, Custom integration (demo request). The most common workflow for Microsoft Dynamics users is Public REST API — see the workflows section above for concrete examples.
No first-party Dynamics AppSource listing yet. AppSource certification is a multi-quarter lift; we ship custom Dynamics integrations on demand for paying enterprise customers.
Microsoft Dynamics integrates via the Dataverse Web API and Power Automate. Typical deployment is a Power Automate flow scheduled hourly or daily, pulling /api/v1 data and writing to a Dataverse custom table joined to Accounts. For full enterprise deployments, a Dynamics 365 custom plugin scoped during onboarding gives sub-minute latency.
Yes. For paid plans, custom integrations into Microsoft Dynamics are scoped during onboarding. Submit a demo request via /firstlook with your Microsoft Dynamics workflow needs and we will design the integration path together. Most custom paths take 2-4 weeks from scoping to production.
Standard integration paths (CSV, API, MCP, Zapier, RSS, webhook) are included in every paid plan — see /pricing. Custom Microsoft Dynamics-native integrations are scoped per engagement and quoted separately.
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