The problemStandard Business Central APIs know nothing about India GST
Microsoft's standard APIs (/api/v2.0/) are a global contract. They do not carry GSTIN, GST groups, HSN/SAC codes, place of supply, reverse charge or e-invoice IRN — and they cannot be extended. Microsoft's India GST localization ships no API objects of its own.
So every Indian business integrating Business Central with an e-commerce store, marketplace, e-invoicing provider, logistics system or POS ends up rebuilding the same API layer from scratch.
The answerIndian Tax API is that missing layer
A set of REST/OData endpoints under
/api/ssd/indiantax/v1.0/
with India GST fields as first-class, writable fields. GST is calculated by the standard localization inside Business Central — never reimplemented — so what the API returns is exactly what the client shows.