Episode 330: In the Dynamics Corner Chair: Tips Working with Client-Side Interfaces in BC

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In this conversation, Brad and Kristoffer talk with Patrick Schiefer about Business Central design patterns and interfacing with Business Central. Patrick discusses using Azure Relay to access local hardware and Power Automate to access local file systems without writing code. Patrick highlights the power of the Business Central API and the ability to interface with other services. He explains using JavaScript add-ins on Business Central pages to interact with local hardware or services. The conversation provides valuable insights into integrating Business Central with legacy systems.
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Chapters

1. Business Central Development Design Patterns (00:00:00)

2. Local Hardware in Business Central (00:14:01)

3. Azure File Service Integration (00:22:50)

4. Innovative Solutions for Legacy Interfaces (00:28:49)