Wondering if a SAP Business One integration is the right move for your eCommerce? For many, it’s a simple fix for a lot of problems, especially for those issues that are tied to the customer experience.
With so many eCommerce sites out there, even a seemingly insignificant inconvenience could lead a customer to never shop on your website again. After all, with so many competitors and advances within the industry, there’s bound to be a better option out there, right?
Topics: TaskCentre, SAP Business One, Data Integration & Synchronization, Sage EM, eCommerce, ERP, MS Dynamics AX, MS Dynamics NAV, Sage 300, BigCommerce, Sage 100, Shopify
Did you know that 89% of shoppers have stopped buying from online stores after they’ve experienced poor customer service?
With statistics like this, it is important for your Ecommerce business to do everything it can to provide exceptional customer service and secure repeat business. After all, 40% of an Ecommerce store’s revenue is created by 8% of its customers.
Topics: SAP Business One, Data Integration & Synchronization, Sage EM, eCommerce, Magento, ERP, MS Dynamics AX, MS Dynamics NAV, Sage 300, BigCommerce, Sage 100, Shopify
In this first part of our integration series, we are going to discuss the approach we take for an integration project between an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system and eCommerce store.
Topics: SAP Business One, Data Integration & Synchronization, Sage EM, eCommerce, Magento, ERP, MS Dynamics AX, MS Dynamics NAV, Sage 300, BigCommerce, Sage 100, Shopify
Paul Garratt, Technical Director at Orbis Software, has posted a short video demonstration of TaskCentre working with Dynamics AX. It uses the recently released Web Service Connector tool to connect into AX.
This example is importing data into AX from a web shop, but it could equally be any other form of integration or automation such as those listed here.
Setting up against AX is very simple, as long as the application has been installed with the Application Integration Framework (which is included at point of install as an option I believe) then it simply requires the users to expose which web services they require from within the application. These are then registered (from within Dynamics AX itself – you select which web services you want and simply click Generate) and they appear in IIS under the web site for the AX installation and contain the wsdl URLs.
In TaskCentre you simple point at the WSDL file in the global configuration and off you go.
Topics: TaskCentre, Data Integration & Synchronization, MS Dynamics AX, Digital Transformation
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