// Service — RECURRING
Integration & Interface Services
Not every system retires at go-live. We build and maintain the interfaces between D365 and the systems that stay — using Azure Data Factory, KingswaySoft or Scribe/Skyvia depending on volume and complexity — so data keeps flowing correctly long after cutover.
Reliable feeds between D365 and whatever survives the migration.
// What's Included
Everything this engagement covers.
- Interface design between D365 and surviving systems
- Build using Azure Data Factory, KingswaySoft or Scribe/Skyvia
- Error handling and retry logic
- Monitoring and alerting on interface failures
- Ongoing maintenance as source or target systems change
- Documentation of every interface for your internal team
// How It Runs
Where this sits in our methodology.
01
DISCOVER
Profiling, volumes, quality scoring across every source system in scope.
02
DESIGN
Source-to-target mapping and the cleansing plan, agreed before build starts.
03
BUILD
DMF templates, KingswaySoft packages, SQL staging tables.
04
TEST
Two mock migrations, full reconciliation, and UAT sign-off.
05
CUTOVER
Final load, balance reconciliation, go-live clearance.
06
STABILISE
Corrections, closure report, retainer option for what follows.
// Who It's For
Built for these situations.
IT leads managing a hybrid system landscape post-migration
Not everything moved to D365 — you need the remaining systems talking to it reliably.
// Scope
Domains & systems covered.
Data domains
Source systems
// Engagement
How this is priced.
Integration & Interface Services
Build: £650–£850/day. Ongoing maintenance: scoped per interface
Scoped against interface count and data volume. See How We Engage for full day-rate detail.
What affects price
- · Number of interfaces
- · Real-time vs batch requirements
- · Data volume and frequency
// FAQ
Questions we get asked.
Azure Data Factory, KingswaySoft and Scribe/Skyvia, chosen based on volume, latency needs and budget.
// See Also
Related services.
Need reliable data flowing in and out of D365?
Let's talk about the interfaces your landscape actually needs.
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