Python Connector for Dynamics365

Sales and accounting have evolved tremendously, and instead of relying on classic, pen-and-paper approaches, hand calculators, and endless paperwork, users can now rely on quite intricate accounting solutions, offered either as standalone desktop apps or as online platforms providing such functionality.

One such suite is Microsoft’s Dynamics365, which provides impressive capabilities when it comes to sales and accounting. When wanting to link its functionality to other development environments, such as Python, or Python-based applications, you can employ dedicated connectors, such as Python Connector for Dynamics365.

This library was designed specifically in order to offer users specialized means to achieve connectivity between their Python-based apps and Dynamics365. It comes sporting the Python DB API 2.0 specification and is distributed for both 32 and 64-bit systems.

Users will be able to perform operations that pertain to creating, reading, updating, and deleting stored data. When it comes to performing queries, the ANSI SQL standard is provided, which will allow you to execute statements against Dynamics365 just as when dealing with standard relational databases.

If queries are simple, these are converted to Dynamic365 API calls and are executed accordingly on the Dynamics365 side. When it comes to complex queries, the mechanism is the same, with the mention that these are first converted to simple queries.