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MS Dataverse connector
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Is there a connector for MS Dataverse for use within ODC (like in O11)?

2023-12-26 10-35-28
OutSystems Neo
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Yes, OutSystems Developer Cloud (ODC) supports integration with Microsoft Dataverse. To enable operations on entities in Microsoft Dataverse from your OutSystems applications in ODC, you can use Integration Builder. Integration Builder allows you to create integrations with Microsoft Dataverse seamlessly by authorizing access via a Microsoft account and utilizes certificates for authentication during runtime, ensuring secure and transparent connections. This functionality is similar to the one available in OutSystems 11, adapted to ODC's environment Microsoft Dataverse integration.

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2025-11-14 15-22-30
Mokummer

"To enable operations on entities in Microsoft Dataverse from your OutSystems applications in ODC, you can use Integration Builder. "

- Can anyone show me some documentation or practical example on how to do this?

2024-02-16 11-58-28
Sheikh Mohd Fahad

Hey @Mokummer

  1. Open Integration Builder (https://integrationbuilder.outsystems.com/)

  2. Create a new integration → choose Microsoft Dataverse as the system

  3. Authenticate with Azure AD / Dataverse credentials

  4. Select entities/operations you want to interact with

  5. Publish the integration

  6. In ODC/Service Studio, import the generated integration modules → use actions/entities in your logic

After this, you’ll have ready-to-use Dataverse calls inside your app without custom connectors or manual REST code.
https://success.outsystems.com/documentation/11/integration_with_external_systems/create_connectors_with_integration_builder/use_integration_builder/

-You can use this in both OS11 and ODC.

2025-11-14 15-22-30
Mokummer

Doesn't work for an ODC personal dev environment:

"We were unable to reach your environment and we couldn't sign you into Integration Builder. "


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