Working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and struggling to expose custom data or workflows? You're not alone. While Business Central provides standard APIs, they often fall short when you need: Custom data structures Specific business logic Tailored integrations That’s where custom API endpoints come in. In this guide, we’ll walk through how to create custom API endpoints in Business Central and when you should use them. What You’ll Learn What custom API endpoints are When to use them in Business Central Step-by-step approach to create them Common mistakes to avoid Why Use Custom API Endpoints in Business Central? Standard APIs are useful, but limited. You may need custom endpoints when: You want to expose specific fields only You need custom business logic You are integrating with external systems Standard APIs don’t match your workflow Custom APIs give you more control over how data is accessed and shared.…