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  • By Integrating Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central with CRM, What benefits business houses can achieve?

By Integrating Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central with CRM, What benefits business houses can achieve?

17 June 2022

By Integrating Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central with CRM, What benefits business houses can achieve?

 

Hello Readers,                     

 

Businesses implement the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to CRM integration to simplify data procedures involved with the daily front-office and back-office enterprise activities. By creating and managing consistent datasets for manufacturing, finances, inventory, sales, and employees, a business can make informed decisions based on real-time information.

If company managers want complete visibility of all relevant data, they should look into integrating CRM information into an ERP solution. By doing this businesses can easily integrate Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Implementing this simple bit of software allows managers and users to link the datasets involved with customer relations and internal enterprise tasks into a central system.

An integrated IT infrastructure is not only a valuable tool for decision- makers, but users can obtain a number of benefits through a consolidated approach to data. Here are five advantages businesses should see after proper integration of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and CRM:

1.     Remove redundancies: 

No segment of a business operates in a bubble. Data from CRM solutions are often also included in the Business Central. Instead of taking time to enter information twice, integration between CRM and Business Central allows datasets to update at the same time. This eliminates redundant data-entry tasks. Constantly re-entering the same data increases the odds something will go wrong. Integrating the two systems ensures BC and CRM users get accurate data.

2.     Speed up processes: 

Eliminating data entry repetition through BC and CRM integration means it’s easier to find real-time information relevant to current activities. For example, production lines can build goods while viewing specific order and forecast details. These details help create lean manufacturing and warehousing so businesses can save money and resources.

Automation is possible through a process called entity mapping. It may be wise for companies to partner with an ERP and CRM consultant to design the best integration to streamline datasets. Proper entity mapping establishes an ongoing relationship between information. Our expert consultant at www.madhda.com will help to do the proper integration between BC <-> CRM.

3.     Improve enterprise visibility: 

When production line employees, warehouse workers, and sales agents have access to consistent information, it keeps the business focused on primary tasks. Integrating Microsoft Dynamics CRM also means that timely tasks performed by each employee don’t contradict the actions taken by workers in other departments.

Managers can create dashboards that keep them abreast of every order and project. This is imperative when evaluating the overall success of operations and creating future plans.

4.     Serve customers better: 

Customers can also benefit from CRM and ERP integration. A complete record of products and inventory means sales agents and customer service representatives can effectively communicate with consumers.

 

To do the above integration smoothly without disturbing the exiting process, feel free to connect with our expert professional at contact@madhda.com

 

Thanks & Regards,

Madhda Team

Thanks to all.

 

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