Greetings,
I'm very new to the D365 space, but we're putting in FinOps into our company and I'm looking at ways we can integrate our products into D365.
I've been playing around with the REST API's to extract products (which I've been able to get working using Postman and the ProductsV2 entity) but am having a few issues importing products.
Wondering if anyone has a working sample of how to import products - i.e. what entity/URL to use and what the POST body looks like?
Thanks,
Tim
Hi tyoung,
Please have a look:
docs.microsoft.com/.../data-management-api
Moved to D365FO forum.
Are you sure that you want to use OData rather than data management (file-based import)?
By the way, you may be interested in the documentation page Choose a data integration strategy.
Hello
The following article may be help for you and you can find the document regrading REST API + Logic Apps.
https://community.dynamics.com/365/financeandoperations/f/dynamics-365-for-finance-and-operations-forum/368034/dmf---calling-importfrompackage-api-in-logic-app
Hi Martin,
We've looked at the DMF option and it looks like more moving parts involved, and (to me at least) the REST API looks cleaner. We won't be pushing high volumes so the 1000 request/hour limit mentioned on docs.microsoft.com/.../integration-overview should not be a limitation.
Also we are looking to integrate with another SaaS solution and limiting the integration to REST calls would make things much cleaner.
As I mentioned I've been using Postman to do a HTTPS GET on the cloudax.dynamics.com/data/ProductsV2 endpoint to extract products, but I can't find any examples online of a working PUT/PUSH to import the products (and I suspect I'm using the wrong entity for importing products too...)
Hi Tim,
Try using Released product creation V2 data entity to create a product.
I would also suggest to use Release Product** data entities to retrieve information from the D365 FO.
You said that "limiting the integration to REST calls would make things much cleaner", but both OData and the data management API are REST APIs. It sounds like you rejected data management because you're not aware of its API.
I may be way off here, but my understanding of the DMF is that you need to upload files to BLOB storage and then orchestrate their loading via REST. In that case, it's the creation/upload of the file that I'm seeing as the blocker.
Sure. you need to upload the file somewhere and blob storage is a natural choice. But it's still a REST API, which you asked for, so why it's suddenly a blocker?
Also note that there is already an application that you can use: Recurring Integrations Scheduler. Either use it as it is and you instantly have an integration solution without any development. Or change its source code as you need.
It would be a blocker if the calling application only supports REST calls.
We are still exploring the capabilities of the calling system, but our initial take is that they would not (out-of-the-box) support the creation/upload of files.
What does it mean that they can do REST calls but they're unable to send data to an HTTP endpoint (= uploading a file)? Isn't it a contradiction?
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