Hi,
We need to integrate our SAAS with Microsoft NAV. I'm having a lot of issues getting started. I think my major issue is how to even find documentation.
We obviously want to first do the version who covers the biggest amount of potential users. Is that data available somewhere?
We need to be able to read invoices from a NAV server and we need to be able to manipulate an invoice as it's being created.
The actions we want to accomplish are:
1. User connects NAV instance with our service. We read invoices.
2. User creates invoice, invoice gets modified after user submits but before system registers new invoice.
My questions would be: Is this possible? I'm assuming I should develop some kind of add on here? Ideally I would create an add-on that would be installed on customers instances (and if possible in cloud instance) and that would allow me to access the invoices from my saas app preferably through a http api and the same add-on would also allow me to execute some business logic and modify invoices as they are created.
We need to integrate our SAAS with Microsoft NAV. I'm having a lot of issues getting started. I think my major issue is how to even find documentation.
We obviously want to first do the version who covers the biggest amount of potential users. Is that data available somewhere?
We need to be able to read invoices from a NAV server and we need to be able to manipulate an invoice as it's being created.
The actions we want to accomplish are:
1. User connects NAV instance with our service. We read invoices.
2. User creates invoice, invoice gets modified after user submits but before system registers new invoice.
My questions would be: Is this possible? I'm assuming I should develop some kind of add on here? Ideally I would create an add-on that would be installed on customers instances (and if possible in cloud instance) and that would allow me to access the invoices from my saas app preferably through a http api and the same add-on would also allow me to execute some business logic and modify invoices as they are created.