Truvio + Acro Commerce
Commerce inside Dynamics 365? It works when the architecture comes first.
Truvio unifies established Microsoft Dynamics ISVs into one portfolio: commerce, product information management, and finance and operations automation that run inside Dynamics 365, not alongside it. Acro Commerce is the partner that maps your business logic before anything gets built. This page is how to tell if that combination fits you.
TRUVIO + Acro
Why this partnership exists.
Most Dynamics 365 businesses that want to sell online face the same fork: bolt on a standalone storefront and maintain the integration forever, or find commerce that lives inside the Microsoft stack.
Truvio is the second path. Its commerce suite, powered by DynamicWeb, keeps commerce, PIM, and content aligned with Microsoft's architecture, update cadence, and security standards. Fewer integrations, fewer vendors, one system of record.
What Truvio's products don't decide for you is the architecture: who owns pricing, how dealers and branches buy, what the storefront should actually do for your customers. That's Acro's job. We map how the business sells, prices, and approves before the technology gets picked, then make the technology follow.
Truvio – Dynamics-native commerce, PIM, content, and finance and operations automation, built from established ISVs like DynamicWeb, ExFlow, SKSoft, and Axtension.
Acro Commerce – commerce strategy, B2B architecture, storefront experience, and the integration discipline that keeps Dynamics 365 the source of truth.
When Truvio + Acro is the right call
Three situations where Truvio earns the call.
You run Dynamics 365 and want fewer moving parts
Pain
Every added SaaS tool means another integration to build, monitor, and pay for.
Fit
Truvio runs inside Dynamics 365 and follows Microsoft's update cadence, so commerce and finance stay on one foundation.
Product data is the bottleneck
Pain
Catalogue truth is scattered across ERP fields, spreadsheets, and the storefront, and customers see the gaps.
Fit
Truvio's PIM gives product data one home. Acro designs how it surfaces: search, configuration, and merchandising built around how customers actually buy.
Dealers, branches, and spare parts
Pain
Distributors and service customers need portals with their own pricing, permissions, and ordering flows.
Fit
Truvio's dealer, spare parts, and payment portal solutions, shaped by Acro's B2B portal architecture so ERP data flows without manual re-entry.
THE partnership
Product depth meets agency discipline.
Truvio builds the products: Dynamics-native commerce, PIM, and automation, backed by established ISV teams and aligned with Microsoft's roadmap.
Acro Commerce is the agency that makes them fit your business. We map how you sell, price, and approve, then architect the storefronts, portals, and integrations on top. One combined team, from platform to customer experience.
What you get
- One team across product and implementation, from Dynamics 365 to the storefront.
- An architecture-first method that maps pricing, approvals, and fulfilment before anything gets built.
- ERP-connected builds that remove manual re-entry between systems.
*The linked case study is an Acumatica-connected build.
We're sharing it as evidence of our method.
TRUVIO
Frequently asked questions
Is Truvio a platform or a product suite?
A portfolio. Truvio unifies established Microsoft Dynamics ISVs into one vendor: DynamicWeb for commerce, PIM, and content, ExFlow for AP automation, SKSoft for banking and treasury, and Axtension for project and production. For commerce work, the DynamicWeb-powered commerce suite is the piece that matters.
How does this compare to running Shopify or BigCommerce with Dynamics 365?
The deciding factor is where truth lives. A standalone storefront means an integration you build and maintain, which is fine when the catalogue and pricing are simple. When product data, contract pricing, and order state need to stay inside Dynamics, commerce that's native to the stack removes a whole class of sync problems.
Do we need to be on Dynamics 365 already?
For this pathway, yes. Truvio's products run inside Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations and Business Central. If you're on a different ERP, our Shopify, BigCommerce, and Shopware pathways are the right starting point.
Should we choose the platform first or the architecture first?
Architecture first. The platform decision should follow a clear read of how the business sells, prices, fulfils, and approves. Celeste is a fast way to get that read.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Find out before you commit.
Bring us how you sell, price, and approve. You'll get an architecture-first read on whether Dynamics-native commerce, a standalone storefront, or something in between fits how you really operate, and we'll tell you plainly if the answer is "not us."