In April, Microsoft Dynamics 365 will launch an update that allows you to connect Shopify B2B to Business Central. Microsoft promises faster responses to customer inquiries, smooth processing of returns and refunds, and more accurate order processing. So let's take a look at how valuable this can be for your business!
How and why should I integrate Business Central and Shopify B2B?
If you Shopify If you want to use B2B in Business Central, you’ll need to set up a few things first. You’ll need a Shopify account and an online Shopify store, and the Shopify Connector must also be installed. Once your online store is connected to Business Central, you can choose what and how you want to sync, such as products, orders, and customers.
By integrating Business Central with the e-commerce platform, you can improve visibility into your inventory, pricing, invoicing, and payments, as well as your existing customers and their order history, and current order statuses. As you can see in the image below, your Shopify Shop Card provides a clear overview.
If we take a closer look at the details of the update, we see that the Shopify Connector will support the latest features of Shopify’s B2B platform. This allows you to manage multiple buyers and groups and offer different prices and discounts. Synchronizing Shopify B2B data with Business Central saves you a lot of time, reduces the risk of errors, and increases customer satisfaction. The integration of Business Central with Shopify It also allows you to respond quickly to consumer needs and adjust prices.
