Webfuse helps you enrich your website content with data from your Dynamics 365 for CE/CRM environment in a user-friendly way. Webfuse provides easy business-to-web data integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and works bi-directional.
Webfuse is the first user-friendly SaaS software allowing business users to include Dynamics 365 data and embed it on their website, whether this is a static website or uses a CMS like WordPress or Drupal. Furthermore, Webfuse works bi-directional and provides you with the opportunity to enrich your company data with web form input securely transferred into the Dynamics 365 entities and fields you like.
Webfuse comes with a familiar HTML editor, beefed up with content controls to include Dynamics 365 data.
- Add References to a field from any entity of choice from your Dynamics 365 for CE application
- Add Loops with Reference to display recurring items,
- Add Filters based on multiple conditions to display text,
- Add Forms mapping the input fields on any entity you’d like.
Each content control has advanced settings, where you can create the content to fit your content: advanced formatting (text, number, percentage, currency, date), filtering, sorting and grouping loops, field types in forms,… you name it!
In the interface of WebFuse, you can create content via a WYSIWYG editor, as you would normally if you wanted to add content to your website. This can be in plain text or in HTML.
You can enrich this text with mappings from your Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement instance. You will see a hierarchic tree in the interface, representing the structure of your Dynamics instance. This contains the primary entities, their fields and their relationships to other entities (N:1, 1:N, and N:N). Additionally, there are content controls that allow you to further modify your text (loop, group, filter, format). The result is called a Fuse.
On the webpage of the end customer, there is a reference to the Fuse that is created. This is copied by the end-customer after completing a Fuse in the interface of WebFuse. The Fuse reference looks like <div data-webfuse-167></div>.
The end-user will also paste a JavaScript snippet on the webpage. That JavaScript snippet is specific for the customer account. Upon loading the webpage, the script calls all Fuses with FuseID on the webpage. Per Fuse he finds, he does a request to Webfuse referring to the specific Fuse picking up the data from that Fuse. This returns the data, rendering the created content with Dynamics data onto the webpage, thus replacing the Fuse tag on your webpage with the actual content.
Upon submitting a form on the webpage, that is also created via the interface of WebFuse, the JavaScript calls WebFuse and processes the input values of the form fields. The input of the form can be put in any field of any entity in your Dynamics 365 application.
WebFuse will call the specific Dynamics 365 application and will create or update a record in your Dynamics 365 for CE/CRM application based on the inputted data in the correct format.