Dynamics 365 Customer Insights Journeys is incredibly important for businesses as it is able to provide insight and help visualize the journey that customers take when engaging with your products or services. The data can help you improve how your business engages with customers and get a better understanding of the customer journey life cycle. Due to the importance of Dynamics 365 Customer Insights Journeys, you may want to work with the Customer Insights journeys data in your data integration solutions. With our newest release, this can be easily done with our Premium Data File Source component with OneLake Connection Manager.

In NetSuite, we have introduced the option to work with REST Token-Based authentication to establish a connection with your NetSuite environment. This modern approach offers flexibility with access to objects and the actions to perform on them and is lightweight.

In SQL, Stored procedures provide the option to use Output parameters as a way to return back data to the query which has called the procedure, and this can in turn, be beneficial for improved code organization and better performance. With our latest version of SSIS Productivity Pack, we have introduced Output parameter handling support to a few of our component tasks. In this blog post, we will be looking specifically at our Premium SQL Server components and how they can manage this.

Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) Enterprise Applications have long provided robust authentication for Dynamics 365/Dataverse integrations using client secrets or certificates - proven methods that remain secure when properly managed. However, for teams seeking to further streamline operations and align with modern Azure-native practices, we’re thrilled to announce the newly added Azure Managed Identity authentication option in the Dataverse/CDS/CRM Connection Manager in our v25.1 release of SSIS Integration Toolkit for Microsoft Dynamics 365 made available on April 4, 2025.

There are various ways to schedule and run SSIS packages once deployed onto a server with integration services enabled on it. In this blog post, we will be going over the steps that are involved to easily schedule your packages and automate the process using our KingswaySoft Integration Gateway, which is an easy and efficient approach.

While working with Azure Active Directory (AD) objects like users and groups, if you require additional fields to fit your requirements, these can be managed by creating custom extension attributes. These are user-defined custom metadata that can be created in the Azure portal or through the API. In this blog post, we will go over the steps involved in manually adding and working with these custom extension attributes in your SSIS data flow using KingswaySoft.

GraphQL offers significant advantages over REST, making it the preferred choice for Shopify integrations. In this blog, we'll show how to configure KingswaySoft's GraphQL components to efficiently connect, read, and write data to Shopify's GraphQL API. From authentication and pagination to querying nested data, we'll cover key setup steps and best practices for optimizing your integration.

Having an incremental load or capturing delta changes is crucial for any integration scenario. This increases efficiency and allows to reduce the load during each package execution run by reading only the changes that occurred after the last execution from the Source system. In this blog post, we will show you a simple design using KingswaySoft components that can be applied to almost any data flow requiring incremental load capabilities.