Well I can see why one would think that.  Looking up Solomon Integration Microsoft CRM you will find tons of links.
Reprints from Microsoft WhitePapers that came out just after CRM 1.0 was released.  These indicate that the integration is coming.  But I want you to know that the integration is here.

- Scribe press release that links to EHTC stating that we have a solution.
- Links to Templeton in Florida who built a custom integration using SDK and VB.NET 
- Sonoma Partners in Chicago saying that they can do this. But offer no details.  
- And some links to EHTC's Infuse Product
- Some links to e-bridge

These links fall into 3 broad categories
1) ISV developed solutions - EHTC and eBridge
2) Custom written one off solutions - Templeton is a good example
3) Outdated Microsoft reprints that indicates that there is going to be one

As we grow this blog we will discuss the specifics and the pro's and con's of some of the solutions that we have seen MBS customers choose.