A retail company uses Business Central online and wants to automate the flow of sales orders into their external shipping system. They also need to trigger a notification in Microsoft Teams when a high-value order is placed. The company has no on-premises infrastructure. What is the most appropriate way to implement this integration?

Use the built-in Excel add-in to export sales orders and manually upload them to the shipping system.

Use Power Automate to create a flow that triggers on order creation, calls the shipping system's API, and posts a message to Teams.

Set up a scheduled export of sales orders to a file share on a local server and use a custom script to upload them to the shipping system.

Develop a custom AL extension that directly calls the shipping system API and sends Teams notifications from within Business Central.

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