1. Data Management
  2. Connectivity Studio
  3. Operation
  4. Integration processes

Staging process

This flow shows a typical example of a staging process.


D365 FO D365 FO Start Start Message is run to import data into the staging journal

Message process

This flow shows a typical example of a message process.

Example

Import customers from a webshop to D365 FO. In this case, the webshop is the source and D365 FO the target.


For both the source (webshop) and the target (D365 FO) a connector and a document are required. Also, a message is required to map the source and target data.

 Data validations are done in the staging journal Data validations are done in the staging journal In Connectivity studio, you can use the staging concept to validate data in an intermediate area before it is further processed. This is usually used to import data into D365 FO from another system. In this way, you can validate the data before it is written into the D365 FO database. Usually, the data validations are done automatically. Message is run to import the staging journal data into D365 FO

Message process

This flow shows a typical example of a message process.

Example

Import customers from a webshop to D365 FO. In this case, the webshop is the source and D365 FO the target.


For both the source (webshop) and the target (D365 FO) a connector and a document are required. Also, a message is required to map the source and target data.

 End End

Activities

Name Responsible Description

Message is run to import data into the staging journal

D365 FO

This flow shows a typical example of a message process.

Example

Import customers from a webshop to D365 FO. In this case, the webshop is the source and D365 FO the target.


For both the source (webshop) and the target (D365 FO) a connector and a document are required. Also, a message is required to map the source and target data.

Data validations are done in the staging journal

D365 FO

In Connectivity studio, you can use the staging concept to validate data in an intermediate area before it is further processed. This is usually used to import data into D365 FO from another system. In this way, you can validate the data before it is written into the D365 FO database.

Usually, the data validations are done automatically.

Message is run to import the staging journal data into D365 FO

D365 FO

This flow shows a typical example of a message process.

Example

Import customers from a webshop to D365 FO. In this case, the webshop is the source and D365 FO the target.


For both the source (webshop) and the target (D365 FO) a connector and a document are required. Also, a message is required to map the source and target data.

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