Easy integration with SugarCRM
Integrate SugarCRM data into .NET applications through the standard ADO.NET interface.

No need for overcomplicated APIs
Use SQL queries for simple and quick data retrieval instead of struggling with the SugarCRM API.

User Friendly ADO.NET Classes
Get started quickly with the familiar ADO.NET classes used by dotConnect for SugarCRM.

Trouble-free connection to SugarCRM
dotConnect for SugarCRM enables direct connection to SugarCRM via TCP/IP. What's more, it doesn't require any further client software, which greatly simplifies the integration of SugarCRM data into your applications.

• Easy connection with no need for extra client libraries
• Comprehensive support for SQL queries and API calls
• High-end security with encryption and authentication
• Flexible connectivity for diverse operational environments
• Cost-effective deployment

Advanced ORM support
dotConnect for SugarCRM provides full ORM support when bundled with Entity Developer, a visual designer for creating and managing ORM models.

One connector for all your SQL queries
dotConnect for SugarCRM makes data retrieval and management easier by employing SQL queries, which can be written and executed directly against SugarCRM, as if it were a database. This approach helps you access and work with your accounts, contacts, leads, and other information with no need for mastering SugarCRM API calls.

• SQL-powered data management: It's never been easier to write and run familiar SQL statements against SugarCRM to query and manage data most effectively
• Full CRUD support: You can perform INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations with ease and maximum flexibility
• Advanced SQL capabilities: You are free to involve complex JOINs, WHERE conditions, and other features of SQL for more precise operations with your SugarCRM data
• Comprehensive object access: Manage every piece of data available in SugarCRM

How dotConnect for SugarCRM works

• Simple queries are compiled into direct calls and executed on the SugarCRM side.
• Complex queries are divided into parts, with portions executed on SugarCRM, while the local SQL engine processes the results.
• The processed data is returned to the application.