Shopify + Business Central: the complete guide
How to set up Microsoft's Shopify connector for items, stock, orders, VAT and customers, and the errors at go-live.
Read moreWe write about what we work with every day: Business Central migrations, integrations, AL development, Continia and Danish bookkeeping.
How to set up Microsoft's Shopify connector for items, stock, orders, VAT and customers, and the errors at go-live.
Read moreAPI, webhooks, iPaaS, Power Automate, Service Bus, Dataverse and AL extensions, and when each one fits.
Read moreWhich Copilot features save time in bookkeeping, what the agents cost, and how to turn them on.
Read moreNo server, no upgrade projects, Danish bookkeeping law covered, and what the move actually asks of you.
Read moreFrom C5, NAV or on-prem BC to BC online: customisations, integrations, data, reconciliation and the first weeks live.
Read moreWhat Microsoft secures and what stays your responsibility: Entra ID, MFA, permissions, GDPR and the data move itself.
Read more50+ shops and a Shopify Plus webshop moved from on-prem to Business Central online in four phases.
Read moreMicrosoft's ready-made apps, API pages, licences and row-level security, and reports that match the trial balance.
Read moreTraining on your own data, role centres, super users and the numbers that show whether users are really on board after go-live.
Read moreWhen an Azure Function makes sense over AL, an isolated worker example, the AL call and the pitfalls.
Read moreDanish bookkeeping law and GDPR in BC online: what Microsoft covers, what you set up yourselves, and where customisations cause problems.
Read moreStock forecasts, payment prediction, document recognition and Copilot reconciliation: what works today and where it breaks.
Read moreCountry versions, VAT and e-invoicing per country, a shared template and consolidation across environments and currencies.
Read moreWhat the standard app handles for managers, sales and warehouse, and when technicians need an offline app for time and photos.
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