You are training a new Dynamics 365 Finance developer.
You need to recommend where asynchronous integrations should be used instead of synchronous integrations.
For which scenario should you recommend asynchronous integration?

A. A retailer requires all new customer data captured at point of sale (POS) terminals through the day sent back to the system.

B. A service company needs workers to be able to access just-in-time inventory data from the field by using a third-party Software as a Service (SaaS) application to ensure they have parts to complete a service.

C. A retailer wants to ensure gift card balances are communicated back to the system from point of sale (POS) terminals in near real-time.

D. A manufacturer wants to move production data from an on-premises deployment Dynamics 365 Finance in near real-time.








 

Suggested Answer: A

Classic data integration: Asynchronous
Classic data integration provides asynchronous and uni-directional data synchronization experience between model-driven applications in Dynamics 365 and
Dynamics 365 Finance applications. It's an IT-administrator led experience and you must schedule the data sync jobs to run on a specific cadence. Classic data integration is suitable for business scenarios that involves bulk ingress/egress of data across Dynamics 365 applications.
Incorrect Answers:
B: Just-in-time inventory data required.
C: Real-time required.
D: Real-time required.
Note: Dual-write: Synchronous, Bi-directional.
Dual-write provides synchronous, bi-directional, near-real time experience between model-driven applications in Dynamics 365 and Finance applications. Data synchronization happens with little or no intervention and is triggered by create, update and delete actions on an entity. Dual-write is suitable for interactive business scenarios that span across Dynamics 365 applications.

This question is in MB-500 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Apps Developer Exam
For getting Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Apps Developer Associate Certificate




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