This example demonstrates how to integrate CRM online and Navision using azure service bus.

For implementing this you need to have an azure portal trial subscription, Dynamics 365 online trial account and Navision 2016.

Once registered whenever your entity record is created in CRM, all the entity attribute information will be sent to your Azure Service Bus Queue as per the message selected in PRT (XML/JSON).

Next you will have to write a console application to read the data from the queue and create customer in Microsoft Dynamics NAV.

Publish the console application as Azure Web Job for scheduling.

Step 1: Register New Azure Service Endpoint in Plugin Registration Tool

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