If you’re working in D365 Business Central, you know how difficult it is to access table level data, track changes, and track deletes. Efficient integrations are key, and change tracking allows you to access any table or field in Business Central without building an API or exposing data – no development (or AL code) required.
In this session, we’ll break down the difference between change tracking and change logging—and more importantly, show you how change tracking can make integrations faster, cleaner, and more reliable. We’ll also uncover how you can level up your integration building by leveraging event-based integration triggers.
We will cover:
- Change Tracking versus Change Logging
- How change tracking can optimize integrations
- How to level up your integration building with change tracking
