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# Bevica Website Integration

Sync customers, items, prices, and orders between Bevica and your website.

The Bevica Web Integration extension lets you connect your e‑commerce website directly with Bevica.

In practice, this means Bevica can publish item, pricing, and stock information to your website, while incoming web orders flow back into Bevica for processing and distribution.

This guide is designed for Bevica users who will configure and maintain the integration, as well as those responsible for reviewing and managing web orders.

<a class="button primary" data-icon="microsoft">Requires Bevica Essentials extension to be installed</a>

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Bevica Web Integration is a separate extension. Please contact your system administrator or your TVT contact if you would like further information or would like to install Bevica Web Integration.
{% endhint %}

The **Bevica Web Integration** extension makes available a number of endpoints. These are published as API (V2.0), learn more

* Microsoft documentation: [Welcome to the API (v2.0) for Business Central](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/dev-itpro/api-reference/v2.0/).
* Bevica technical documentation: [API Reference](/api-reference/readme.md)

### Data available

#### Bevica outbound

* Customer Ledger Entries
* Customer
* Item
* Manifest Lines
* Manifest
* Marketing Content
* Order Status
* Paid Reserve Entries
* Paid Reserve
* Posted Sales Credit Memo Header
* Posted Sales Credit Memo Line
* Posted Sales Invoice Header
* Posted Sales Invoice Line
* Sales Price List Prices
* Sales Prices
* Ship-to Address
* Stock
* Web Product

#### Bevica inbound

* Payments
* Web Orders: header and lines


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