For partners and IT
Open API integrations: connecting Dooap Studio to your wider stack
How Dooap Studio’s open API integrations let you connect AI agents to systems beyond Dynamics 365 Finance.
What OpenAPI integration means in practice
Beyond the D365 Finance connection, Dooap Studio connects to other systems in your stack — a tax engine, a procurement tool, a vendor portal — through OpenAPI apps, extending what AI Actions can see and act on.
Self-service, not a development project
An admin imports the system’s OpenAPI specification, and Dooap Studio turns the endpoints into reusable inputs and tools that Actions can call — no custom code. Each OpenAPI app can also expose a webhook trigger, so external systems can start Actions.
And you don’t have to start from the spec: describe the API to Dooap Shepherd and it designs the App — inputs, tools, and all — shown as a preview you approve before anything is created.
What this enables
AI Actions aren’t limited to what lives inside D365 Finance — they can incorporate data and actions from adjacent systems across your stack, inside the same governed tool perimeter as everything else.
Common questions
- Do we need Dooap’s developers to connect a new system?
- No. Importing an OpenAPI spec is admin self-service, and Dooap Shepherd can build the connector App from a plain-language description, previewed before you approve it.