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[PATTERN]: Reference Architecture: Enterprise Call Center on Dynamics 365

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rahul.d.dubey@accenture.com

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Partner / ISV / Independant consultant

End-to-end business process

Case to resolution

Which business process area is this article related to?

Customer Service (Case Management & Omni-Channel Engagement)

Which business process is this article related to?

Customer Service / Contact Center Operations

Which pattern or practice is this request related to?

Case Resolution Reference Architecture

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This article presents a reference architecture for an enterprise-scale call center solution built on Dynamics 365 Customer Service and Omnichannel, tailored for regulated industries such as healthcare. It focuses on scalable case management, omni-channel engagement, secure external portals, and a decoupled Azure-based integration layer. The intent is to share architecture patterns, key design decisions, and anti-patterns that can guide solution architects in designing performant, secure, and compliant customer service platforms using Microsoft technologies.

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31/3/2026

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