Last time we did a configuration of a simple D365 webhook with Azure Functions. This time we will check how to implement sync/async webhooks and upgrade it to parse the data that is passed as the context to the webhook function. If you are not familiar with configuring webhooks you should definitely start with Part 1 of the blog series before reading this one.
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D365 Webhooks – Part 2
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