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Introduction As enterprise systems become increasingly intelligent and interconnected, empowering AI agents with direct access to operational data is a game-changer. Microsoft’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables this by allowing AI models to securely interact with structured enterprise systems like Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (F&O). As a standards-based interface, the D365 ERP MCP Server…
In a previous blog post, I explained what an MCP server is and how it differs from traditional APIs. In this blog post, I will be introducing you to the preview version of Dynamics 365 ERP MCP Server and step-by step guide to deploy it. The Dynamics 365 ERP MCP Server delivers powerful capabilities designed…
In the evolving world of AI, Model Context Protocol (MCP) introduces a fresh and powerful approach for intelligent agents to interact with external systems—whether it’s retrieving data, performing actions, or orchestrating complex workflows. Unlike traditional methods that rely heavily on structured API calls, MCP allows models to understand and reason about the tools they can…
