What is Business Central Integration?

Business Central integration is a API connector built by Commercium using Business Central's API to connect it to multiple platforms within few clicks.

How to Integrate Business Central with different platforms?

You can link Business Central with different platforms by simply using Commercium. Commercium connects Business Central with different platforms by connecting to their API’s. Simply signup or schedule a demo with Commercium to start the data sync.

Will I be able to sell on multiple marketplaces/channels within a single subscription?

Yes, you just have to subscribe to a single plan & you will be able to sell to all channels supported by Commercium. We currently support 200+ Marketplaces from all over the world. Unlike our competitors, we don't charge you on a per-channel basis.

What do you mean by Unlimited Channel Integrations?

Commercium allows you to sell on over 200+ marketplaces across the globe with any single premium subscription to Commercium. That means you don't have to buy separate subscriptions to sell on separate channels.

How does Commercium deliver better value than competitors?

Most integration solutions rely on multiple tools stitched together, which increases complexity, maintenance, and failure points. Commercium is built as a unified integration layer, designed from the ground up to handle complex workflows efficiently. With 15+ years of experience, we’ve optimized our architecture to deliver enterprise-grade reliability and scalability, without the overhead of fragmented systems. The result is a more robust solution at a more efficient cost.

Does every order I receive on any channel get counted against my plan order limit?

No, we only count those orders against your plan order limit that you receive via channels that you have connected using Commercium. For example, if you are already selling on Shopify & you started selling on 3 new marketplaces connected via Commercium we will only count those orders against your plan limit that you receive from those 3 new marketplaces & not the orders that you receive via Shopify.

Is there a refund policy if Commercium doesn’t work for me?

Yes, we provide a 30-day money-back guarantee if you’re not completely satisfied. You can find more details on our refund policy page.

How does Commercium pricing work?

Commercium pricing depends on the number of SKUs you want to manage across different selling channels or the number of orders you receive per month whichever is higher. Let's say you want to manage 1000 SKUs & receive 300 orders a month, you will be eligible for a plan that supports 1000 SKUs.

Do you provide free trial for your software ?

Yes, Commercium offers a generous free forever plan that is more than enough to try & explore our product features. You can even use this plan to try selling on new marketplaces with your selected product catalog & as the volume increases you can always switch to a bigger plan. Note: For some enterprise integrations, the Free Forever plan might not be applicable.

What kind of support does Commercium offer?

Commercium offers support via Call, Chat, Screenshare & WhatsApp too. Additionally, we offer free onboarding on every plan.

What are the next steps to get started?

To get started, send us an email at help@mycommercium.com or give us a call at +1 361-264-9007 (USA) / +91 903-910-0007 (India).

How frequently does the data sync happen between the connected platforms?

Inventory sync happens near real-time & all other sync happens within 5-10 minutes.

How much time it will take for setup?

Approximately it takes 1-2 hours maximum to set up the integration. We offer free setup for all plans.

Can Commercium sync my E-Commerce data to my ERP's?

Yes, Commercium supports connectivity with a wide variety of ERPs & Order Management Systems.

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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Connect Business Central With Your
Entire Commerce Ecosystem

Connect Business Central with global marketplaces, ecommerce platforms, retail networks, fulfilment providers, 3PLs and other business systems through Commercium.

Support orders, products, inventory, pricing, fulfilment, tracking and other critical workflows from one integration platform.

Business Central Online, On-Premises and partner-hosted support

REST API and OData integration

Compatible with custom fields and custom extensions

Multi-company and multi-location support

Secure and scalable commerce orchestration

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Business Central · CRONUS UK Ltd

Production · 3 locations · every 10 min

Healthy

Marketplace order → Sales order Amazon UK → BC · Company A Created

Inventory by Location Code BC MAIN, WEST → 3 channels Synced

Warehouse shipment → fulfilment BC → marketplace + carrier Sent

Custom page via OData ODataV4 → pricing rules Running

Right company, right location every synced record

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Deployment support

Built for every Business Central deployment

Whether Business Central is managed by Microsoft, hosted by your implementation partner or deployed within your own infrastructure, Commercium can be configured around your environment.

Business Central Online

Connect to Microsoft’s cloud-hosted Business Central environments using supported authentication and API methods.

Business Central On-Premises

Integrate self-managed Business Central deployments using customer-specific API and OData endpoints.

Partner-Hosted Business Central

Connect Business Central environments hosted and managed by Microsoft partners, private-cloud providers or managed-service providers.

Your hosting model should not limit your ability to connect Business Central with new sales channels and operational systems.

Integration architecture

REST API and OData integration support

Commercium supports both modern Business Central REST APIs and OData web services. The method we use depends on your Business Central version, deployment, available endpoints, customizations and the workflow you need.

REST API

/api/v2.0 · standard entities

Use REST APIs for supported Business Central entities and modern cloud integration scenarios, including:

Companies Items Customers Vendors Sales orders Purchase orders Inventory information Shipments & related records

OData web services

/ODataV4 · pages & queries

Use OData web services when standard or custom Business Central pages and queries must be exposed for integration. This is particularly useful when:

Required data is not available through a standard REST endpoint

The customer uses custom fields

A custom page or query has been developed

An on-premises or partner-hosted deployment requires OData

Existing Business Central workflows already depend on published web services

Commercium does not force every Business Central customer into the same integration method. We evaluate the environment and use REST APIs, OData services or an appropriate combination of both.

Native Business Central app

Get started through the Commercium Business Central app

Customers begin by installing the Commercium app in their Business Central environment. The app provides the configuration layer needed to connect Business Central with the Commercium platform.

Setup flow

Install the Commercium app in Business Central

Connect and authorize the Business Central environment

Select the relevant company or companies

Enable or publish the required OData web services

Map fields, locations, warehouses and sales channels

Configure synchronization rules

Test the workflows before activation

Depending on the required workflow and deployment, you may also need to publish or enable the applicable OData web services.

How we say it

When OData is required, we help you enable the applicable services and publish the necessary Business Central pages or queries.

This accounts for the differences between Online, On-Premises and partner-hosted deployments, rather than assuming one setting fits every environment.

Custom modules & extensions

Designed around your customized Business Central

Every Business Central implementation is different. Your organization may use custom fields, partner-developed modules, Marketplace apps or per-tenant extensions that reflect its unique operations. Commercium can be configured to work alongside these customizations instead of requiring you to remove or bypass them.

Read and write supported custom fields

Map custom fields with marketplace and ecommerce attributes

Integrate with custom Business Central pages and queries

Work with partner-developed and per-tenant extensions

Support custom order and fulfilment statuses

Apply customer-specific transformation rules

Accommodate custom product, pricing and inventory structures

Extend workflows when standard Business Central APIs are insufficient

We adapt the integration to your Business Central implementation, not your Business Central implementation to the integration.

Our team reviews your extensions, custom objects and exposed endpoints to determine the appropriate integration approach, no blanket promises about every custom module.

Product & catalogue

Manage product information across connected channels

Marketplace catalogue requirements are often more extensive than the standard Business Central item record. Commercium can enrich and transform data before sending it to each destination.

Export Business Central items to connected channels

Map products using SKU, item number, variant or barcode

Synchronize descriptions and product attributes

Map units of measure

Support item variants

Apply channel-specific product rules

Map custom product fields

Maintain channel-specific listing data

Import external identifiers back into Business Central

Inventory management

Location, warehouse and bin-aware inventory workflows

Commercium understands how Business Central separates inventory ownership by location and manages physical warehouse operations through bins, zones and warehouse processes.

Location-level support

Synchronize inventory by Business Central Location Code

Combine inventory from selected locations

Exclude particular locations from online availability

Assign different locations to different channels

Map external fulfilment nodes to Business Central locations

Route orders according to inventory availability

Warehouse workflow support

Depending on your setup and required integration scope, Commercium can support workflows involving:

Warehouse receipts Warehouse shipments Picks and put-aways Bins and zones Transfer orders Inventory movements Internal fulfilment locations External 3PL warehouses

Synchronize inventory by Business Central location, and support the warehouse and bin processes configured within those locations.

Orders & fulfilment

Bring orders into the right company and location, then keep fulfilment connected

Every order document and every shipment update, moving automatically between your channels and Business Central.

Order orchestration

Import marketplace and ecommerce orders

Create customers or use predefined customer accounts

Create sales orders

Map taxes, discounts, shipping charges and payment methods

Assign Location Codes

Map dimensions

Apply number series and document rules

Support B2C and B2B orders

Import marketplace identifiers

Prevent duplicate order creation

Manage cancellations, returns and refunds

Route orders using configurable business rules

Fulfilment & tracking

Export Business Central shipment information

Send fulfilment updates to marketplaces and web stores

Synchronize carriers and tracking numbers

Support partial fulfilment

Support multi-location fulfilment

Import fulfilment updates from 3PLs

Update Business Central from external warehouses

Prevent duplicate shipment updates

Track and retry failed synchronization events

Tenant, environment & company

Tenant-aware Business Central integration

A Business Central connection involves more than entering an account URL. Commercium understands the hierarchy between your tenant, environments, companies and inventory locations.

Hierarchy

Business Central tenant
├── Production environment
│   ├── Company A
│   │   ├── Location 1
│   │   └── Location 2
│   └── Company B
└── Sandbox environment

In Business Central Online, “tenant” can also relate to your Microsoft Entra tenant. Several Business Central companies can exist inside the same environment, companies are not separate tenants.

Terminology

TenantThe customer organization and its Business Central service boundary.

EnvironmentA production or sandbox Business Central instance.

CompanyA separate legal or accounting entity within an environment.

LocationThe entity used to identify where inventory is held and transacted.

Bins & zonesThe internal warehouse structure configured within a location.

Capabilities

Connect production and sandbox environments separately

Select the correct company during configuration

Support multiple companies within an environment

Maintain different mappings for each company

Map locations independently for each company

Separate credentials, settings and synchronization rules

Test in a sandbox before production activation

Prevent records from being synchronized to the wrong company

Whether you operate one Business Central company or multiple legal entities across several environments, Commercium keeps every integration mapped to the correct tenant, environment, company and location.

Multi-company & international

Connect multiple Business Central companies to global commerce channels

Different legal entities for different countries

Company-specific marketplaces

Separate currencies and tax configurations

Independent inventory locations

Company-specific customer and item mappings

Central visibility through Commercium

Cross-company operational rules

Region-specific fulfilment networks

Example

A single customer might connect:

US companyAmazon US · Walmart

UK companyAmazon UK · Mirakl marketplaces

Australian companyShopify AU · THE ICONIC

UAE companyNoon · Amazon UAE

Each company retains its own orders, inventory, accounting and fulfilment mappings, with central visibility through Commercium.

Workflow configuration

Configure the integration around your business rules

Select which items are eligible for synchronization

Choose which locations contribute sellable inventory

Maintain safety-stock buffers

Route orders by country or sales channel

Select the Business Central customer account to use

Map payment and shipping methods

Transform product and order fields

Control automatic or approval-based processing

Apply company-specific rules

Handle exceptions without stopping other workflows

Monitoring & reliability

Monitor every Business Central synchronization

Central integration dashboard

Processing status and history

Error descriptions

Retry controls

Duplicate prevention

API and OData connectivity monitoring

Failed-record alerts

Order and inventory audit trails

Mapping validation

High-volume background processing

Expertise is demonstrated not only by connecting APIs, but by explaining how synchronization failures are identified and resolved.

Available integrations

Connect Business Central to the platforms below

One integration platform bridges Business Central with every system across your commerce stack.

Marketplace platforms

Temu Whatnot Mirakl SHEIN Flipkart Back Market Kogan The Range The Iconic Bandcamp Wayfair Galaxus About You Gun Broker Mathis Home

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eCommerce platforms

Shopify WooCommerce Wix Ecwid Prestashop Square E Commerce BigCommerce Adobe Commerce Commerce7 Ecwid Lightspeed eCom Magento Salla Salesforce Commerce Cloud Medusa Commercetools

View All

OMS platforms

Odoo Veeqo Zoho Inventory Cin7 Acumatica ERP Unleashed SAP S4 HANA Netsuite Dynamics 365 Business Central Fishbowl ERPNext Channel Advisor Mintsoft Linnworks UniCommerce

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Shipping & fulfilment

Amazon MCF Flexport ShipStation Royal mail ShipHero Fulfillment Veeqo Shipping Walmart Fulfillment Service Shipmondo Amazon Warehousing & Distribution Amazon Shipping Amazon FBA Huboo Parcel2go Pitney Bowes Vamaship

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POS platforms

Lightspeed Square Loyverse Oracle Simphony Clover Micros Simphony Pet Pooja

Retail & B2B networks

iTrade Network QVC Chewy DSG Costco B2B Target DVS Sams Club Tractor Supply Mecury Commerce Home Shopping Network Virtual Stock Logic Broker SPS Commerce TrueCommerce Commerce Hub Orderstream

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Social shop platforms

Instagram Meta Shop Facebook Meta Shop Tiktok Shop

Accounting platforms

Xero QuickBooks Zoho Books Tally Quickbooks Enterprise Quickbooks Desktop Quickbooks Online

CRM platforms

Hubspot Salesforce Zoho CRM Klaviyo

Support ticketing platforms

Zendesk Gorgias Zoho Desk Odoo Help Desk

3PL platforms

Infoplus Deposco Ware2go Shipwire Walmart MCS

Not sure where to start?

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The economic advantage

Your Integration Costs Shouldn't Multiply as You Grow

Traditional integration software can turn every new channel into another subscription. Commercium is designed around one orchestration layer.

As you grow	Traditional approach	Commercium
Add another marketplace	Buy another connector	Included
Add another store	Buy another connector	Included
Add warehouse / 3PL	Add another integration	Included
Add shipping systems	Add another integration	Included
Need routing & automation	Add more software	Included
Need centralized operations	Add an OMS	Built in

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FAQ

Business Central integration, answered

Does Commercium support Business Central Online?

Yes. Microsoft-hosted Business Central Online environments are connected using supported authentication and API methods. Once the Commercium app is installed and the environment is authorized, you select the company or companies you want to connect and begin mapping fields, locations and channels.

Can you integrate Business Central On-Premises?

Yes. Self-managed deployments are connected using your customer-specific API and OData endpoints. Because on-premises environments vary, we review which endpoints are reachable and which pages or queries need publishing before configuring the workflows.

Do you support partner-hosted Business Central?

Yes. Environments hosted and managed by Microsoft partners, private-cloud providers or managed-service providers are supported. Your hosting model should not limit your ability to connect Business Central with new sales channels and operational systems.

Does the integration use REST APIs or OData?

Both, and often a combination. REST APIs cover supported standard entities such as companies, items, customers, vendors, sales orders, purchase orders, inventory and shipments. OData web services are used when a standard endpoint does not exist, when custom fields are involved, or when a custom page or query must be exposed. We evaluate your environment and choose the appropriate method rather than forcing one approach.

Must I install a Business Central app?

Yes. Customers start by installing the Commercium app in their Business Central environment, it provides the configuration layer that connects Business Central to the Commercium platform. Depending on the workflow and deployment, you may also need to publish or enable the applicable OData web services, and we help you do that.

Can Commercium work with custom fields?

Yes. Commercium can read and write supported custom fields and map them to marketplace and ecommerce attributes. Where a custom field is not exposed through a standard REST endpoint, we use an OData page or query instead.

Can it integrate with custom Business Central extensions?

In most cases, yes, including partner-developed modules, Marketplace apps and per-tenant extensions. Rather than promising automatic compatibility with every custom module, our team reviews your extensions, custom objects and exposed endpoints to determine the appropriate integration approach.

Can I connect multiple Business Central companies?

Yes. You can connect multiple companies within an environment and keep separate mappings, credentials and synchronization rules for each. Locations are mapped independently per company, so records are never synchronized to the wrong company.

What is the difference between a tenant, environment and company?

A tenant is your organization and its Business Central service boundary. An environment is a production or sandbox instance within that tenant. A company is a separate legal or accounting entity inside an environment, and several companies can exist in the same environment. Locations sit inside companies and identify where inventory is held, with bins and zones describing the warehouse structure within a location.

Can inventory be synchronized from selected locations?

Yes. Inventory is synchronized by Business Central Location Code. You can combine inventory from selected locations, exclude particular locations from online availability, assign different locations to different channels, and maintain safety-stock buffers per channel.

Do you support bins and advanced warehouse processes?

Inventory is synchronized by location, and Commercium supports the warehouse and bin processes configured within those locations, warehouse receipts and shipments, picks and put-aways, bins and zones, transfer orders and inventory movements. The exact scope depends on your setup and required workflows.

Can we test the integration in a sandbox?

Yes, and we recommend it. Sandbox environments are connected separately from production with their own credentials, mappings and synchronization rules, so you can validate every workflow end to end before activating production.

Which Business Central versions do you support?

Commercium works with supported Business Central versions across Online, On-Premises and partner-hosted deployments. Because available endpoints differ by version and deployment, we confirm your version and exposed APIs or web services during the review and select the REST or OData approach that fits.

Can one Business Central company connect to multiple marketplaces?

Yes. A single company can supply many channels at once, marketplaces, ecommerce stores and retail systems, with channel-specific product rules, inventory locations and order routing configured per channel.

Can different companies connect to different sales channels?

Yes. This is a common setup for international operations: a US company selling on Amazon US and Walmart, a UK company on Amazon UK and Mirakl marketplaces, an Australian company on Shopify AU and THE ICONIC. Each company keeps its own orders, inventory, currency, tax configuration and fulfilment mappings, with central visibility through Commercium.

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Security & compliance

Commercium Is Enterprise Ready

We safeguard your data with advanced security measures, ensuring seamless operations and full compliance.

GDPR Compliant

Our platform is designed to support GDPR compliance through strong data protection and security practices.

SOC 2 Type II Audited

Independent SOC 2 Type II audit completed for Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, and Confidentiality. Report available under NDA upon request.

Strong Encryption

We encrypt data both in transfer and at rest with AES 256-bit encryption.

Multi-layered Firewall

We use multi-layered firewalls to safeguard our infrastructure, ensuring the security of your digital assets.

Why Commercium

One platform. 200+ commerce connections. No per-connector fees.

Once you start using Commercium, you can connect almost any supported marketplace, store, ERP, POS, warehouse or fulfilment platform without purchasing separate integration software.