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How to create a live data streaming API using MS Dynamics 365 REST API

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Posted on by MSCRM learner 170

Hi,

I need to implement a streaming API which will feed runtime notifications on the change of MSCRM records to some third party application.

Requesting you to please help me if someone has already done such things.

Thanks in advance.

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    Adrian Begovich Profile Picture
    Adrian Begovich 1,027 Moderator on at

    Hi MSCRM developer,

    You will need to enable auditing for the entities you want to monitor and send to a third party application.

    You will then need to create a query on the Audit entity and its regardingobjectid to gather information from each entity. Once you have the information you can manipulate it and insert it into the third party application by using the third party applications API.

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    MSCRM learner 170 on at

    Hi Adrian,

    Thank you for your reply.

    Actually, I want to build a live streaming application using C# and MSCRM REST API. When any records are changed in MSCRM, I need to feed the same notifications to the third-party app. Please let me know if anyone has worked on such task.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Adrian Begovich 1,027 Moderator on at

    Hi MSCRM developer,

    The approach I listed above will meet your requirement. You just need to create an Update Plug-in for each entity you want to send notifications from. Inside the Plug-in send notifications using the third party applications API.

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    PranavShroti Profile Picture
    PranavShroti 4,510 on at

    Hi

    1. A radically different approach, if you have hosted your CRM online, then you can use Data Export Services to sync your online CRM data with SQL server hosted on Azure. This way you can keep track of newly created/updated records. On the Azure DB you can write routines to notify other applications. Sync rate can be minimum, and I believe is it configurable also.

    SCRIBE replication services can also be used for snyc purpose.

    2. Another approach will be to have a LogicApp listening to your changes and it can also connect/notify other applications.

    Both of these options are having cost associated with it however it will not adversely impact the CRM app performance which a "custom plugin on retrieve" will .

    If found useful, please mark the answer as verified

    Regards,

    Pranav

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