Business Central: Publish Products, With Real Field Names And Partial Pushes

Business Central appears on the listings surface with product publishing available. The publishing table reads its rows from the integration, and each row shows the caption an operator sees in Business Central — Search Description, not Search_Description. Fetch Attributes and Auto-Map are on the attribute mapper, so a field is picked from a live list instead of typed, and a saved mapping shows up in the publishing table without a page reload.

A push no longer loses everything to one refused field. The item card write is a single request, so any field Business Central rejects used to take the whole card with it. The push now reads the refusal, drops the field it names, and retries with the rest, up to four rounds — what lands is every field Business Central accepted, plus a note on the product naming what was refused and why. Four more Endless attributes pair to fields on the card and are ready to enable: landed cost, packaging URL, specs URL, and shipping weight. Each is off by default, because another system may already be writing those fields; turn one on when you have decided Endless is the source. When a call does fail outright, the operator reads Business Central’s own message — a wrong or blank environment, bad credentials — rather than a generic parser error.