Configure.
Connect faster.
Define which processes and data each connection handles. Standard integration is configuration-based, with custom extensions available when needed.
ISV WAREHOUSE CONNECTOR FOR D365
Consntrade · ISVYour warehouse.
Your systems.
One connector.
Connect automated warehouses and external logistics partners to Microsoft Dynamics 365. Easy to configure. With as many connections as your business needs.
Built into D365Across manufacturersConfigurable
YOUR SYSTEMS. CONNECTED.PROCESS OVERVIEW
Microsoft Dynamics 365Warehouse Management
LogiSparqMap · Transfer · Process
01AutomationASRS · Lifts · Robotics
02External WMSWarehouse control
03Logistics partners3PL
A continuous flow of information.
01 — YOUR BENEFITS
Less integration effort.
More possibilities.
One shared approach for different systems. Right where your warehouse processes already run.
Configure.
New systems.
Same approach.
Connect warehouse solutions from multiple manufacturers within a single legal entity. Each connection has its own configuration.
Familiar processes.
Central visibility.
Keep using your D365 warehouse work. Orders, responses and status information come together in the integrated connector.
02 — HOW IT ALL WORKS TOGETHER
From the order
to the response.
Choose a workflow. See how D365, LogiSparq and your warehouse system work together.
Put goods away while keeping information flowing.
Put-away work in D365 triggers the order for the connected warehouse system.
- 01D365
Trigger put-away
A configured put work line is created at the connected warehouse’s inbound location.
- 02LOGISPARQ
Transmit the order
The connector creates the external warehouse order and sends the required data.
- 03WAREHOUSE SYSTEM
Put goods away
The system selects the internal storage location and carries out put-away.
- 04BACK IN D365
Process the response
LogiSparq processes the response using the corresponding D365 business logic.
Ordered in D365. Executed in the warehouse.
For example, for sales orders, transfer orders or material supply to production.
- 01D365
Request a pick
Pick work from the connected warehouse triggers the outbound process.
- 02LOGISPARQ
Transmit the pick order
The connector sends the external order with item and quantity details.
- 03WAREHOUSE SYSTEM
Prepare the goods
The warehouse system picks the goods and reports the result.
- 04BACK IN D365
Apply the result
The response is processed. Quantity shortages can also be handled through short picking.
Reconcile inventory. Handle differences.
The external system provides inventory information for reconciliation in D365.
- 01WAREHOUSE SYSTEM
Report inventory
The external warehouse provides inventory information for reconciliation.
- 02LOGISPARQ
Import the data
The connector imports the data for inventory reconciliation.
- 03D365
Record differences
Counting or adjustment journals capture the necessary inventory adjustments.
- 04D365
Post with control
Posting follows the configuration, with automatic posting and defined limits where required.
Illustrative workflow · 4 steps
The diagrams show the flow of information. Triggers and processing are configured for each connection and process.
03 — CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES
D365 keeps the overview.
Your warehouse stays in control.
The black-box approach, explained simply: D365 sees the external warehouse system as a single location. The warehouse system manages the details within the facility itself.
What is in stock?
- Items, quantities and inventory values
- Variants, batches and serial numbers
- Orders and overall warehouse processes
ItemsQuantityBatch
LogiSparqOrder ↔ ResultHow are goods moved?
- Exact storage locations within the system
- Put-away and retrieval strategies
- Internal movements and equipment control
LocationStrategyMovement
A SHARED DATA FOUNDATION
Master data comes from D365.
Items, units, customers and vendors: choose which master data each connector sends to its target system. Export uses D365 Data Management and the appropriate format transformation.
D365Warehouse
04 — YOUR WAREHOUSE NETWORK
Automated warehouse?
External partner? Both.
LogiSparq connects different solutions through a shared integration approach. Interfaces and processes are configured for the individual system.
Connect directly to your equipment.
For high-bay warehouses, vertical lifts, carousels and automated small-parts storage.
Put-away · Retrieval · ReplenishmentKeep your systems moving together.
For automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots and automated packaging systems.
Material supply · HandoffsBring partners into your processes.
For external warehouse management systems, middleware and third-party logistics providers (3PL).
Purchase orders · Shipments · InventoryConsntrade has integration experience with systems from
Stöcklin / KNAPP / Kardex / Servus / MIA / AutoStore
System examples from our project experience. The specific integration depends on the interface, version and process scope.05 — FROM PLAN TO CONNECTION
A clear path
to your connected warehouse.
We start with your process and target system. Configuration and joint testing build on that foundation.
- 01
Define the process
Clarify the warehouse system, interface and required inbound and outbound processes.
- 02
Configure the connector
Set up the connection, work types, master data and data formats in D365.
- 03
Test the integration
Check orders, responses and exception handling with the connected system.
- 04
Go live
Put the agreed processes into operation and monitor them through the connector.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your key questions.
Clearly answered.
What do I need on the D365 side?
LogiSparq builds on Advanced Warehouse Management in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management. The relevant warehouses must have warehouse management processes enabled. For automated warehouses, the black-box division of responsibilities described above must fit the process.
Does every connection require custom development?
Standard connections are configured: processes, data fields, target formats and communication are set up to match the system. The framework provides extension points for special requirements. We assess whether extensions are needed based on your interface and processes.
Can I connect multiple systems and manufacturers?
Yes. LogiSparq supports multiple connections within a single legal entity. You can combine different systems and manufacturers and define processes and data transfers for each connector.
Which warehouse processes are covered?
These include goods receipt, picking for sales and transfer orders, raw material picking for production, finished goods put-away, replenishment, inventory movements and inventory reconciliation. The processes used are configured for each connection.
How is data transferred?
Orders can be transmitted in response to events or on a schedule. Data can be transformed into the required target format, such as XML or JSON, and sent to a REST interface, for example. Master data is exported according to the configuration, while responses feed back into D365 processing.
Does LogiSparq replace my warehouse management?
LogiSparq extends your existing D365 warehouse processes. Your external system retains its internal warehouse control, while D365 manages the relevant inventory information and business processes. The connector links both sides.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND LOGISPARQ
ERP and logistics.
Designed to work together.
As a Microsoft partner and independent software vendor (ISV), Consntrade develops solutions for Microsoft Dynamics 365. Our experience in warehouse processes and EDI goes into LogiSparq, creating integrations that fit your day-to-day warehouse operations.
READY FOR YOUR NEXT SYSTEM.
What would you
like to connect?
Show us your warehouse network. We’ll discuss the right integration approach and demonstrate LogiSparq in a demo.
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