Native integration · Dynamics 365

    Supplier portal integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365

    Egixia operates as a procurement layer on top of Dynamics 365: suppliers self-serve, orders and invoices stay in sync, and your ERP remains the system of record. Compatible with Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations and Business Central, including migration scenarios from SAP or another ERP.

    ● Live
    ERP

    Dynamics 365

    Microsoft Dynamics 365

    Real time
    Egixia

    Procure-to-Pay

    Two-way synchronization

    Supplier master
    Queued
    Requisitions and purchase orders
    Queued
    Quotes and negotiations (RFQ)
    Queued
    Invoices and receipts
    Queued
    Payment status
    Queued
    TLS encrypted · API

    Why integrate Dynamics 365 with a supplier portal?

    Dynamics 365 is excellent at recording transactions, but it was not designed for hundreds of external suppliers to upload documents, renew certificates, respond to quotes and check the status of their payments. That work ends up in emails, spreadsheets and calls to accounts payable.

    The integration solves this without touching the ERP: Egixia handles the collaborative cycle with the supplier —onboarding, document validation, quotes, invoice reception and approvals— and syncs every outcome with Dynamics 365. The supplier master, purchase orders and payments stay in your ERP, with no data duplication.

    It is especially relevant during ERP migrations: when a company moves from SAP or another system to Dynamics 365, the supplier portal can keep running without interruption because only the connection is reconfigured — suppliers, documents and approval flows remain intact.

    What gets synced, and in which direction

    Supplier master

    The supplier registers and validates documents in the portal; upon approval, Egixia creates or updates the record in Dynamics 365 with tax, banking and contact data.

    Requisitions and purchase orders

    Requisitions and orders created or approved in Dynamics 365 are published to the supplier in the portal; status changes and confirmations flow back to the ERP.

    Quotes and negotiations (RFQ)

    Quoting events, offer comparison and award happen in Egixia; the resulting order is created in Dynamics 365 with the awarded supplier and prices.

    Invoices and receipts

    The supplier uploads their electronic invoice in the portal, Egixia validates its structure and reconciles it against the order and the goods receipt (three-way match) before posting it to the ERP.

    Payment status

    Dynamics 365 reports each payment status and Egixia publishes it in the portal, so suppliers check on their own without calling accounts payable.

    Catalogs and agreed prices

    Price agreements and catalogs stay in sync so purchases respect what was negotiated.

    Compatible with both Dynamics 365 families

    Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations

    For enterprise, multi-entity operations: integration via API/Data Entities with support for multiple companies, currencies and country-specific tax structures.

    Dynamics 365 Business Central

    For mid-market operations: API integration with the same portal functional coverage, with a lighter implementation scope.

    Frequently asked questions

    Other integrations

    Egixia also integrates natively with SAP S/4HANA and ECC, SAP Business One, Oracle, Oracle NetSuite and regional local ERPs.

    Running Dynamics 365 and want to get procurement in order?

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