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Dynamics 365 Integrator MWC Collaborates with Retail Specialist DNA

DNA Payments, which specializes in point-of-sale (POS) systems, is collaborating with MWC Partners to provide retail customers with a unified payment platform based on Microsoft Dynamics 365.

Under the partnership, announced this week, MWC will integrate DNA Payments' gateway with Dynamics 365. This integration is designed to help retailers process in-store, online and mobile payments through Dynamics 365 without relying on separate payment solutions.


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"MWC's vast experience in integrating payment solutions with Microsoft Dynamics 365, made them the obvious partner of choice for this key Retail POS integration," said Craig Borrett, head of group product at DNA Payments, in a prepared statement. "Their deep technical expertise ensured a quality integration was delivered with speed and efficiency."

Microsoft has been actively enhancing Dynamics 365 Commerce to cater to midmarket retailers and hospitality businesses. Part of Microsoft's 2025 roadmap for the CRM product includes updates aimed at improving in-store experiences with mobile-first POS systems and modern payment methods.

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Posted by Redmond Channel Partner magazine staff on June 24, 2025


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