Shopify commerce
Explore a storefront, catalogue and customer-journey route built around Shopify.
Connected commerce
When product, price, customer and fulfilment decisions are disconnected across stores, digital channels and enterprise systems, Kritical maps the journey and compares Dynamics 365 Commerce with alternatives such as Shopify — priced and quoted, whichever route fits.
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Microsoft positions Dynamics 365 Commerce as a way to run physical and digital retail from one platform: point of sale that works in the cloud or at the edge, a headless, API-first architecture for customisation, AI-driven personalisation and recommendations, unified inventory across channels, loyalty management, and fulfilment that lets a customer buy online and collect or receive delivery from any location. Copilot is positioned to help generate product content and power storefront chat. That is a capable platform for a business already committed to the Dynamics ecosystem. It is not automatically the right one for every retailer — that comparison is exactly what Kritical runs before recommending a direction.
Dynamics 365 Commerce may fit organisations already committed to enterprise Dynamics retail and operations. Shopify may provide a faster, more focused digital-commerce route for another business. We compare channels, B2B or retail requirements, ERP fit, extensibility, operating effort, licences and delivery roles before recommending a direction — including Kritical's Shopify-to-Business Central connector, scoped and tested for the customer's environments, where that is the better fit.
Explore a storefront, catalogue and customer-journey route built around Shopify.
Map product, inventory, customer and order flows from storefront to finance.

The design identifies where products, variants, prices, customers, orders, inventory, fulfilment and financial transactions are created and changed. It includes interfaces, latency, failures, retries, reconciliation and who handles an exception after launch.

Use the current product information as one input to a platform decision, then compare it with the operating model and alternatives relevant to your organisation.
Explore Microsoft's current commerce capabilities for digital and retail channels.
No. The purpose of the assessment is to compare the journey, enterprise fit, operating effort and delivery path. Shopify or another approach may be the better choice for the actual requirement.
Yes, where the required records, transactions and responsibilities are agreed. The integration design includes failure handling and reconciliation rather than only a happy-path order.
Only when those channels and providers are explicitly in scope. Hardware, payment-provider, compliance, licensing and specialist implementation requirements are identified separately.
The right platform, and its cost, depend entirely on the comparison. You get a scoped, written quote once we know which direction fits.
Representative customer, catalogue, order, fulfilment and return journeys, your current platform, and the channels you need to support.
Then the comparison confirms that, and the engagement becomes a Shopify and Business Central integration scope instead of a Dynamics 365 Commerce implementation. Either way, you get a written recommendation before spending on a build.
After reviewing your channel, catalogue and system information, we confirm the scope, price and expected timing before any implementation decision or purchase is made.
Tell us what you want to achieve, what you have today and when it matters.