Solutions in the catalogue
One page per complete ecommerce solution for Business Central. Each page states what the solution contains, and how the integration works.
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Shopify + Microsoft's Shopify Connector
The world's most widely used commerce platform with a free connector Microsoft builds and maintains itself. Prices and discounts are defined in Business Central and synchronised to Shopify per catalogue, and B2B requires Shopify Plus. One Shopify store per Business Central company is a documented limit.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesWooCommerce + Tinx WooCommerce Connector
A WordPress storefront connected to Business Central by a connector running entirely inside the ERP with no external servers. The connector costs 299 euro a month, and the price is public. All pricing logic and all campaign work live in the storefront.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesSana Commerce Cloud
Dutch B2B commerce platform where Business Central is the engine behind the store. Prices, discounts, assortment and credit terms are read from the ERP the moment the buyer opens the page. In return the mappings are built per customer, so setup is a project rather than an installation.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic runs in Business CentralAbakion B2B Ecommerce
B2B storefront running as an app inside Business Central, where the basket is literally a sales quote in the ERP. The price is calculated by Business Central, and a product information module (PIM) is part of the solution. There is no open storefront, only login-based selling.
Finished app driving the storefront from Business CentralThe logic runs in Business CentralDynamicweb Commerce Suite
Danish platform combining CMS, PIM and storefront in one installation, with its own plug-in for Business Central. Prices and stock can be fetched live from the ERP, while bundles and part of the campaign mechanics live in the platform. Setup is configuration work with field mappings.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesSalesforce Commerce Cloud + i95Dev Connect
The most expensive and most comprehensive combination in the catalogue. Salesforce delivers commerce, customer data and service in the same cloud, and i95Dev binds it to Business Central. The pricing logic lives in Salesforce, and the licence follows revenue rather than being fixed.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesAdobe Commerce + i95Dev Connect
The most comprehensive commerce platform in the catalogue connected to Business Central by a connector covering company accounts, credit limits, payment terms and split shipments. The pricing logic lives in the platform, not in the ERP. It is also the most expensive and longest implementation in the catalogue.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesBigCommerce + eConnect
American SaaS platform with no transaction fee, connected to Business Central by a connector from Dynamics eShop. Business Central is the system of record for items, prices, stock, customers and orders. Company accounts and payment terms require BigCommerce's B2B Edition.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesShopware 6 + Ecomwise B2B integration
German commerce platform connected to Business Central by a Shopware plugin at 1,499 euro a year. Price lists and customers are imported from the ERP on a schedule, and nothing has to be installed in Business Central. Campaigns and bundles live in Shopware.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesnopCommerce + official Dynamics 365 plugin
Open source platform on .NET where the Business Central plugin comes from the nopCommerce team itself and ships with source code. Customers, items and orders synchronise. The pricing logic lives in the storefront, and everything you change you own afterwards.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesOpenCart + Business Central connector
Open source storefront with marginal reach in the northern European market, connected to Business Central by a connector from OpenCart's own marketplace. We have been able to document neither the mechanics, the version history nor a reference customer. The solution is in the catalogue for completeness.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesPrestaShop + Business Central connector
French open source platform widely used in southern Europe, connected to Business Central by a module from PrestaShop's own addons marketplace. It is the solution in the catalogue we have been able to document least about, and it should be treated as a starting point for questions rather than as an assessment.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesJTL-Shop + ZahlenGrafik Business Central connector
German storefront normally paired with JTL-Wawi as its inventory and order system. That is the most important fact: JTL-Wawi and Business Central partly solve the same problem, and that choice should be settled before the connector. The connector's mechanics are not publicly documented.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesk-eCommerce
Canadian B2B platform with its own synchronisation to Business Central and a public price list, which is rare in this market. Prices and catalogues are transferred from the ERP rather than looked up live, and campaigns are set up in the storefront. Payments run in a PCI-certified cloud.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesLitium + BRC Connect
Swedish platform covering both B2B and B2C with a product information system built in. The integration to Business Central comes from BrightCom, part of Exsitec. We have not been able to document the connector's mechanics, so the solution carries low confidence.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesNorce Commerce + Junipeer connector
Swedish composable commerce platform with one of the strongest product information systems in the Nordics built in. The integration is Junipeer's prebuilt flow to Business Central, where orders, customers, items and stock synchronise continuously. Prices are transferred, campaigns are set up in the platform.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesGambio + DMS-Systemhaus webshop connector
German storefront platform for the German-speaking market, connected to Business Central by DMS-Systemhaus, which also has history with NAV. The storefront is strong on German compliance requirements and weak on anything but German. The integration's mechanics are not publicly documented.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesDanDomain Webshop + DandomainLink
Danish storefront platform widely used by small and mid-sized Danish companies, connected to Business Central by an AppSource app from ITAGIL. Master data goes from the ERP to the storefront, orders the other way, and new storefront users land for approval in Business Central.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesExperlogix Digital Commerce
Irish B2B platform, formerly Aphix, now part of Experlogix. The integration is a cloud middleware service calling Business Central, and the documentation is unusually clear about what is live and what is imported on a schedule. Stock is live for logged-in B2B customers, prices are imported.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe result of the logic is transferredSparkLayer B2B + Tinx SparkLayer Connector
A B2B layer placed on top of a Shopify store, connected to Business Central by Tinx-IT. The customer's agreed prices and terms come from the ERP, stock figures update within a minute, and the order is assigned to the correct existing B2B customer. The connector price is public.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesZnode
American B2B platform with a headless architecture and more than six hundred APIs. The integration is a middleware layer with prebuilt touchpoints that can run both in real time and on a schedule. The complex pricing is the platform's own rather than Business Central's.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesCentra + Junipeer connector
Swedish headless platform built for fashion brands, with a separate wholesale module alongside the consumer store. The integration is Junipeer's prebuilt flow to Business Central, which can be set up in a quarter of an hour and costs from 399 euro a month. The frontend has to be built.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesGeins + Junipeer connector
Swedish platform, formerly Jetshop, centred on Nordic consumer selling with a headless architecture. The integration is Junipeer's prebuilt flow to Business Central. The pricing logic lives in the platform, and B2B is not the product's core.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesBrink Commerce + Junipeer connector
Swedish API-first platform with no frontend at all. Everything the customer sees has to be built, and in return no limits are imposed by a finished storefront. The integration is Junipeer's prebuilt flow to Business Central. It is the solution in the catalogue requiring the most development.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesBusiness Central Webshop from CURABIS
Danish solution where the storefront builds on Business Central's own data model, and where content and data are administered in the ERP. The frontend is headless, so it can be built freely without touching the data layer. The platform also covers marketplaces as a channel.
Finished app driving the storefront from Business CentralThe logic runs in Business CentralCloudfy
British B2B platform for wholesale, where the Business Central connector is included in the subscription with no separate fee. Catalogue, stock, customer prices, order history and invoices are made available to the customer in the portal. The vendor's documentation is not open to reading, so this assessment rests on their own descriptions.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe result of the logic is transferredcommercebuild
Canadian platform that resolves the price with Business Central's own price calculation every time a buyer opens an item page. Agreed prices, discount groups, quantity breaks, currency and unit are therefore decided in the ERP. Implementation is sold at a fixed price over one to two months.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic runs in Business CentralDigitroll Nettbutikk
Norwegian vendor with more than twenty years of history on the Navision line. The price is looked up directly in Business Central when the customer views the item, and the storefront code is open, so it can be customised far. Both a finished store and a headless setup are offered.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe result of the logic is transferreddynamic commerce
German platform where campaigns, vouchers and payment setup are added to Business Central as an extension rather than living in a separate storefront module. Prices, VAT and currency are therefore decided by the ERP, campaigns included. Pricing starts at 399 euro a month and is public.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic runs in Business CentralDynamics eShop
American storefront platform with its own AppSource app for Business Central and one product for both B2B and B2C. Prices and stock come from the ERP, while campaigns and bundles are set up in the storefront. Only Business Central online is documented.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesGung B2B Ecommerce Portal
Swedish order portal for customers, sales reps and agents, with a certified app on AppSource. Stock figures and customer-specific prices are pulled from Business Central during the session, and the order is created in the ERP immediately. Campaigns and product data live in Gung's own PIM.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesideal.shop
Danish storefront platform with a low entry price and more than fifty integrations. The Business Central integration goes one way only: sales orders are sent to the ERP, while items, prices and stock are maintained in the storefront. It is the easiest solution in the catalogue to start with and the one that helps least with pricing logic.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesinecta B2B Portal
American portal for the food industry, reading directly on the Business Central database with no intermediary and no batch runs. Both sales orders and purchase orders can be created from the portal. The product is sold only to food businesses.
Finished app driving the storefront from Business CentralThe logic runs in Business CentralNav-to-Net
Canadian storefront built as an extension to Business Central and administered inside the ERP. There is no separate commerce database, so prices, stock and customers are the same figures the finance function sees. In return, design and editorial content are not in the same class as a CMS-based platform.
Finished app driving the storefront from Business CentralThe logic runs in Business CentralSmartWeb and Hostedshop + NS-Webshop
Four Danish storefront platforms from the same group sharing one integration route to Business Central. NS-Webshop from NaviSupport comes in two solutions, covers both B2C and B2B, and you decide how much is integrated. It also supports Business Central on your own servers.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe logic is set up in two placesVisualsoft + Patchworks integration
British platform where the vendor also delivers the marketing work and is often paid by results. The integration to Business Central is run by Patchworks, a British integration platform. We have not been able to document the connector's mechanics, and the solution carries low confidence.
Flexible integration, configured by the companyThe logic is set up in two placesWebSell
Irish platform built for retail, where the shop floor and the webstore have to show the same thing. Business Central is the system of record, and items, stock, prices and customers are kept aligned across channels. Customer-specific prices sit on the upper subscription tiers.
Finished integration to a separate storefrontThe result of the logic is transferred