Introduction:
Contacts are important part of our network for our day to day communication.Although even if we need it everyday, there is also a need for them to be integrated directly into Business Central.
Well, it started from a community question and seems like Microsoft Flow is the fastest and the easiest method to resolve this issue.
Pre-requisites:
Microsoft Dynamics Business CentralMicrosoft Flow.
References:
Microsoft Flow's standard 'Daily copy all Outlook contacts to Google Contacts' Flow.Solution:
1. Creation of Web Services for Contact:![]() |
Creating the Web Service |
2. Creation of Microsoft Flow to move you E-mail contacts to Business Central:
Using the 'Daily copy all Outlook contacts to Google Contacts' flow, you can modify the flow to integrate Contacts into Business Central.
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Removing the add Contact to Google Contact Action |
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Adding the HTTP Action to Insert the Contact into Business Central using Web Services |
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Adding an Email Notification |
3. After creation of Contact in Business Central:
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Contact created after running the Flow |
Comments
I agree the HTTP is now a premium connector which wasn't the case before.
I have also made use of Webservices ODATAV4 in Business Central Online.
I had no issues connecting so far.
Let me know if you need any help.