Hi Everybody,
i'm currently checking our options regarding the variety of products Microsoft offers <> licenses we have. I Have: WSS3(running)MOSS007 license, SQL2005, Navision4 native, CRM3 license. Now my question: we dont have a navision crm granule, can i somehow use the crm3 solution preferrable together with eiterh wss3 or moss07(higher priority) to access navision customer / vendor data and make full use of the crm3 functionality?
any help / pointer suggestions appreciated in advantege!thx tom
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Only thing to take a look at is how to show documents...
I know that Tecrura dropped support and I am just curious about what happened after that...
now the next q: wont it work without a 3rd party connector? i think thats kinda stupid...
does anyone know how to setup links / connections , as welll via odbc in CRM?
that would be great!
thx tom
im not familiar with the crm suite, therefore i need a little bit more inout as normal ;-)
so, do u have to make a mnual mapping instead or how does the sokution look like?
thx in advance tom
We developed a component that caught the post callouts, and forwarded the XML to a MSMQ. We then had a NAS monitoring the MSMQ, just like Commerce Gateway, to import the data into NAV. It worked similar when sending data from NAV to CRM.
The Celenia connector I heard is quite good, you should give it a try and have them show it to you before you try to develop this yourself.
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Apparently there’s a new version due out soon that have easier to use customisation and workflow tools in it.
I have also done the integration directly through SQL in the past.
As Daniel said it’s all about figuring out which call-out to put some code in so that it triggers correctly. There are a number of 'gotchas' in it. Most notably that if you do an update to a CRM record the easy way to grab the record only actually returns the changed fields, so if you have an attribute that is used to ID the related record in NAV you will have to make you code go and get that before passing it over.
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