- Bound actions in Business Central allow users to perform custom business logic within the application through APIs.
- These actions are linked to specific data sets, such as sales orders, and can be used to automate processes and integrate Business Central with other applications.
- Users can find a list of available bound actions by searching for "[ServiceEnabled]" in the BC repository called "ALAppExtensions" on GitHub.
- Bound actions can be utilized through Power Platform and Postman, where users can make POST requests to trigger the actions.
- Custom bound actions can be created by following a specific structure, including setting the [ServiceEnabled] attribute and defining the procedure with "var actionContext: WebServiceActionContext" as the parameter.
- When using custom APIs with bound actions, users must build the endpoint structure correctly to interact with specific entities and records.
- Bound actions are bound to a specific entity and record, and running a request without specifying an ID will result in an error.
- More information on creating and interacting with OData V4 Bound Actions in Business Central can be found in Microsoft's documentation.
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