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Microsoft Dynamics NAV integration with Vergo: what syncs and how

Vergo posts coded spend into Dynamics NAV through its web services — purchase invoices, journal lines and vendor records — without a Business Central migration.

What does the Vergo + Microsoft Dynamics NAV integration do?

  • Sync card transactions, employee reimbursements and AP invoices into Dynamics NAV through one coding model
  • Read G/L accounts, vendors and your coding structure out of NAV so spend is coded to your own chart, not a generic one
  • Code every transaction by AI inference from your accounting structure and history — no rule library to build, and new vendors coded on first sight
  • Read receipts line by line, predicting the coding from what was actually bought rather than the vendor name on the header
  • Show why each coding was chosen, so review is confirmation rather than re-coding
  • Post purchase invoices, journal lines and vendor records into NAV through its web services; NAV stays the system of record
  • Work with the corporate, fuel and personal cards your business already holds — Vergo does not issue cards

Expense management that posts into NAV

Card transactions are coded to the right account and dimensions the moment they happen and post into NAV through its web services — no month-end coding backlog.

AP automation as NAV purchase invoices

Invoices are captured, coded and approved in Vergo, then post into NAV via POST api/beta purchaseInvoices. Payment runs stay exactly where they are today.

Reimbursements as employee-as-vendor invoices

Employee receipts are coded like card spend and post into NAV as employee-as-vendor purchase invoices, since api/beta carries no expense object of its own.

App information

Developer
Vergo
Integration method
API
API type
Mixed
Deployment
Cloud or on-premise
What syncs
purchaseInvoices (POST api/beta), journalLines to G/L accounts (unposted), vendors, writable page web services, employee-as-vendor purchase invoices
How the connection is made
Customer-provisioned: NAV's web services sit in your environment — your IT enables access once, then Vergo does the rest.

Security and compliance

Encryption

All data is encrypted in transit and at rest using AES-256 encryption.

Infrastructure

Vergo operates on SOC 2-compliant infrastructure with geographically redundant, continuous backups.

Access controls

Role-based access controls keep employees, approvers and finance in their own lanes.

Audits

Regular third-party security audits are conducted to maintain data protection standards.

Frequently asked questions

Does Vergo integrate with Dynamics NAV?

Yes. Spend posts into NAV through its web services: purchase invoices via POST api/beta purchaseInvoices, journal lines via journalLines, vendor records via the vendors endpoint and writable page web services. Your IT enables web services once.

Do we need to migrate to Business Central first?

No. The integration runs against NAV's own web services in your environment. Teams staying on NAV get modern card and AP workflows without a migration.

What data posts into Dynamics NAV?

Coded AP invoices as purchase invoices, reimbursements as employee-as-vendor purchase invoices, journal lines to G/L accounts (posted by your team inside NAV), and vendor records.

What does setup involve on-premise?

Your NAV administrator publishes the web services once — standard administration. Remaining setup is accounts, dimensions and approval rules; no middleware to host.

Does Dynamics NAV have built-in expense management?

No — NAV records invoices and journals but does not capture card transactions or receipts, and api/beta has no employee expense object. Vergo fills that layer and posts coded entries into NAV.

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