Create a customer and invoice via Dynamics 365 Business Central API
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Verified steps
Register an Azure AD app, grant it the Dynamics 365 Business Central API application permission 'API.ReadWrite.All', and obtain a client credentials or delegated access token via the standard Azure AD OAuth 2.0 flow.
Create the customer by POST-ing to https://api.businesscentral.dynamics.com/v2.0/YOUR_TENANT/YOUR_ENVIRONMENT/api/v2.0/companies(COMPANY_ID)/customers with a JSON body containing at minimum: displayName, email, and address information.
Capture the 'id' (GUID) of the created customer from the 201 response body.
Create the sales invoice by POST-ing to .../companies(COMPANY_ID)/salesInvoices with a JSON body referencing customerId from the previous step plus invoiceDate and paymentTermsId.
Add invoice lines by POST-ing to .../salesInvoices(INVOICE_ID)/salesInvoiceLines with lineType, quantity, unitPrice, and accountId or itemId; then POST to the invoice's 'Microsoft.NAV.post' action to post it to the ledger.
Known gotchas
The company GUID in the URL path must be retrieved first from the /companies endpoint; using the company display name directly in the path is not supported.
Posting a sales invoice is an action call (POST to the action URL), not a PATCH to a status field; the invoice must have at least one line before the post action will succeed.
Business Central sandbox environments reset periodically; customer and invoice IDs created during testing will not exist in the production environment, so avoid hardcoding GUIDs.
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