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Running eCommerce beside Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management (F&SCM) creates a demanding integration job. Pricing, inventory, account rules, approvals, catalogs, tax, shipping, and orders need a clear path between systems. That’s why so many companies search for an eCommerce platform that integrates well with their ERP.
Most buying teams want answers beyond a feature list. You need to see how each platform handles your sales model, data volume, customer structure, and ERP requirements.
ERP Software Blog and MSDynamicsWorld (MSDW) have partnered for another Comparison Showcase featuring two eCommerce solutions that integrate seamlessly with Dynamics 365 F&SCM. Program participants will each present a product demo, giving you a direct view of workflows, integration choices, and implementation considerations.
What You'll Learn from the Showcase
- Compare two eCommerce platforms through focused product demonstrations.
- See B2B workflows tied to pricing, catalogs, quotes, approvals, and orders.
- Review integration methods, channel support, implementation ranges, and pricing models.
- Receive a free comparison checklist PDF with answers from both participants.
- Build a more informed shortlist for your Dynamics 365 F&SCM environment.
— eCommerce for Dynamics 365 F&SCM / AX Comparison Showcase
— Comparative Chart: 2 Leading eCommerce Solutions for Dynamics 365 F&O / F&SCM
Meet the Featured Solutions
Each participant addresses enterprise commerce from a different starting point. The profiles below highlight the product focus, operating model, integration approach, and services you will hear about during the Showcase.
Truvio Commerce combines eCommerce, product information management (PIM), and content management (CMS) in one platform connected to Dynamics 365 data. The product supports B2B, B2C, and direct-to-consumer models. Its target profile starts at 10 users, catalogs of 100 products or more, and annual revenue above $20 million, with unlimited users, products, and transaction volume.
The demonstration will show named carts, cart-to-quote handoff, approval workflows, customer-specific pricing, and configurable order states. Prebuilt connectors support standard two-way data exchange. Headless APIs and extensible providers cover custom endpoints, data mapping, calculations, and validation. No component sits inside the ERP, so Dynamics 365 and Truvio Commerce can upgrade independently.
Truvio charges a fixed annual fee based on business complexity and requirements. Implementation usually takes six to 12 months and runs through Truvio or a certified partner. Services follow a separately scoped time-and-materials model. Channel support includes Amazon Marketplace, more than 2,500 marketplaces and channels through Channable, and B2B eProcurement/punchout through TradeCentric. Prebuilt integrations cover many payment providers, major shipping carriers, Avalara, Vertex, and TaxJar for tax management, analytics tools, Voyado for loyalty programs, and Experlogix for CPQ.
Znode serves manufacturers and distributors seeking a B2B eCommerce platform for mid-market and enterprise requirements. Its API-first architecture connects with Dynamics 365 F&SCM through built-in exchanges linked to Dynamics API endpoints. The platform supports unlimited users, high transaction volumes, and catalogs exceeding one million SKUs.
The demo will focus on core B2B workflows already present in the platform. These include customer-specific pricing, tailored catalogs, quotes, approval workflows, account hierarchies, and customer portals. A single Znode environment supports multiple brands, storefronts, customer segments, and business models, which gives larger organizations one operating base for varied commerce programs.
Znode uses subscription licensing, with quote-based pricing tied to deployment scope and volume. Typical implementations span several months, with larger enterprise programs delivered in phases. Znode/Amla Commerce or a certified partner handles implementation, and services are priced separately from software. Znode also offers custom integrations and storefront development. Prebuilt options cover Spreedly with more than 140 payment gateways, UPS, USPS, and FedEx for shipping, along with Vertex and Avalara for tax management.
Get the Free PDF Comparison Guide
A free comparison PDF is available with answers from Znode and Truvio. Use the guide during vendor follow-up meetings or share the findings with your project team. It covers key areas such as:
- Ideal user profile, transaction volume, and catalog scale
- Dynamics 365 integration design
- B2B features and commerce-channel support
- Pricing structure and implementation timing
- Delivery, support, and custom development options
- Prebuilt payment, shipping, tax, analytics, and marketplace connections
Bring your own evaluation criteria to the session. The demos and checklist will help you test each platform against real requirements instead of broad product claims.
Compare 2 Powerful eCommerce Platforms in One Session
An eCommerce storefront decision affects finance, supply chain, sales, service, and technical teams. This Showcase gives your organization a practical way to compare two different approaches before scheduling deeper product discussions.
Znode brings a purpose-built B2B platform for manufacturers and distributors. Truvio Commerce combines commerce, PIM, and CMS around live Dynamics 365 data. Seeing both demonstrations will help you identify which model fits your customer experience, integration plan, and operating structure.