Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management (commonly called Finance & Operations or F&O) is Microsoft's enterprise ERP for larger organisations with multi-entity finance, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution needs. Companies integrate F&O with Dynamics 365 Sales or other CRMs, eCommerce, transport and warehouse systems, and analytics platforms so that master data and transactions do not have to be maintained in several places. AIONDATA builds F&O integrations using OData data entities, the Data Management Framework (DMF) for bulk and recurring imports, custom X++ services, Dual-write where Dataverse is involved, and Azure Logic Apps or Integration Services when an iPaaS is preferred.
For real-time record-level operations we use the OData endpoints on public data entities, authenticated via an Entra ID app registration. For high-volume or scheduled loads we use the Data Management Framework with recurring integrations or the package REST API, and for specialised logic we can write custom services in X++. Where the client also uses Dataverse, Dual-write may be part of the design.
OData on F&O is not designed for very large batch operations, so we route bulk loads through DMF, use change tracking for incremental extracts, and throttle real-time calls to respect the priority-based throttling that Microsoft applies. This keeps integrations from competing with users and batch jobs for resources.
Yes. AIONDATA can build a custom MCP server that exposes selected F&O data entities and custom services as tools, so an AI agent can look up inventory, orders, and invoices, and create or update records only where your approval policy allows. The agent runs under its own app registration with scoped security roles.
Yes. Most F&O environments have custom fields, extended entities, or ISV add-ons, and we map to those rather than only to the standard entities. We build and test in a sandbox environment (Tier-2 or above) before promoting to production through your release process.
Tell us the other system and what needs to flow between them. You'll get an honest scope and timeline.