Modern Business Central solutions live in an integration-first world. Connecting to external platforms, handling asynchronous workloads, and building reliable processes are no longer edge cases. They are everyday architectural concerns. Yet many integrations still struggle with familiar problems such as blocking sessions, fragile dependencies, inconsistent data, and retry chaos.

This session explores how proven integration patterns can be practically implemented in Dynamics 365 Business Central to address these challenges. Rather than focusing only on tools, we examine the architectural decisions that separate integrations from scalable, fault-tolerant solutions.

Through real-world scenarios and live code examples, we will look at how Business Central can participate in publish-subscribe architectures, how messaging pipelines help decompose complex processing, and how correlation strategies enable reliable request/reply communication. We will also examine durable execution approaches for long-running workflows, including how Business Central’s job queue model and external orchestration engines complement each other.

Along the way, we will tackle the integration problems developers actually face:

• How do you design integrations that survive failures?
• How do you prevent duplicate processing?
• How do you manage retries without creating side effects?
• How do you decouple systems without losing traceability?
• How do you decide which pattern fits which scenario?
   

Expect practical AL code, messaging examples, and honest discussions about trade-offs, anti-patterns, and error-handling strategies. The goal is not just to introduce patterns, but to help you think like an integration architect when building Business Central solutions.

If you design, build, or troubleshoot integrations in Business Central, this session will give you patterns, mental models, and implementation techniques you can immediately apply