Cloud Events Integration

The Cloud Events Integration page is an operational event log. It records the source system, Business Central table, and timestamp for each cloud event integration activity. Use this page to monitor, review, and manage integration events — for example, to identify which external system wrote to which table at a given time, or to mark incorrectly created records as reversed.

Access this page from Cloud Events Setup → Messages → Cloud Events Integration.

Fields

Field	Description
Source	Identifies the external system or application that triggered the cloud event. This is typically a URI or a descriptive identifier such as `https://erp.example.com` or `WMS`. This field is required and cannot be blank.
Table Id	The ID of the Business Central table involved in the integration event. For example, `18` for the Customer table or `37` for the Sales Line table.
Table Name	The resolved name of the table, automatically calculated from the Table ID. This field is read-only and is shown for convenience when browsing the log.
Date & Time	The date and time when the integration event occurred. This field is required and forms part of the unique record identifier together with Source and Table Id.
Reversed	Marks the record as reversed. Use this flag to indicate that the integration event was logged by mistake or has been corrected. Reversed records remain in the log for audit purposes and are not automatically deleted.

Common Tasks

Reviewing Integration Activity

Open the page to see all integration events sorted by their primary key (Source, Table ID, Date & Time). Use the Table Name column to quickly identify which Business Central table was involved without needing to look up table IDs manually.

Marking Records as Reversed

If an integration event was logged incorrectly, select the record and check the Reversed field. This flags the record without deleting it, preserving the full audit trail.

Filtering by Source or Table

Use standard Business Central filters to narrow the list. For example:

Filter on Source to see events from a specific external system.
Filter on Table Id to see events related to a specific table (e.g., 18 for customers).
Filter on Date & Time to restrict the view to a specific period.
Filter on Reversed = No to exclude already-reversed records.

API Access

Integration records can be read and written programmatically via the Cloud Events message types:

Data.Records.Get — retrieve integration log entries as JSON
Data.Records.Set — insert or update integration log entries
CSV.Records.Get — export the full log as a CSV file for Open Mirroring pipelines

Retention Policy

Old integration records can be automatically removed using Business Central's retention policy framework. Navigate to Administration → Data Management → Retention Policy to configure a cleanup schedule for the Cloud Events Integration table.

Tips

The primary key is Source + Table Id + Date & Time. Each combination must be unique.
The Table Name column is a calculated field — it is blank when the Table Id is 0 or unset.
Use the Reversed field to keep your active log clean without permanently deleting historical records.