Dynamics 365 Business Central brings finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, projects and basic manufacturing into one cloud ERP that works inside Microsoft 365. It is built for businesses that have outgrown accounting software but do not need an enterprise ERP programme.
We implement Business Central quickly and to standard, migrate your data, connect it to the rest of the business and support it after go-live.
Microsoft's cloud ERP for small and mid-sized businesses.
Outlook, Excel, Teams and Power BI built in.
Upgrade from Dynamics NAV to the cloud.
Admin, extensions and updates on one contract.
Business Central projects should be short. They stay short when scope is controlled, data is clean and the standard product is trusted.
Finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehouse and projects configured to your processes, using standard features and Microsoft's setup tools.
Delivered in a fixed-scope first phase, with improvements after go-live.
A working ERP in weeks, not quarters.
Data moved from Tally, QuickBooks, Sage, Excel or Dynamics NAV, including opening balances, open items and master data.
Reconciled to the source before cutover.
Books that agree on day one.
Dynamics NAV databases and customisations assessed and moved to Business Central online, with custom code rebuilt as AL extensions.
Old customisations are retired where standard features now cover them.
Off NAV without carrying its baggage.
AL extensions for genuine gaps, and AppSource apps for banking, payroll, tax, ecommerce and documents where proven ones exist.
Buy before build, and build only what is specific to you.
The gap closed without a fork.
Ecommerce, CRM, banking and logistics connected through Business Central APIs, with Power BI reports on top.
Integrations built to fail visibly and recover cleanly.
Numbers in one place, current every morning.
User support, administration, permission sets, extension maintenance and testing of Microsoft's monthly and twice-yearly updates.
A named team that knows your company file.
An ERP that keeps up as you grow.
How a Business Central implementation runs
Typical Business Central scope for a first phase and after.
| Area | Scope | Typical phase | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finance | GL, payables, receivables, bank, fixed assets | Phase one | Project |
| Sales and purchasing | Quotes, orders, invoices, approvals | Phase one | Project |
| Inventory and warehouse | Items, locations, picks, transfers | Phase one or two | Project |
| Projects and service | Jobs, time, service orders | Phase two | Project |
| Support | Admin, updates, extensions | After go-live | Managed |
Business Central covers most of what a growing business needs out of the box. Projects run long when the old system's habits are rebuilt on top of it.
We configure to standard, use proven AppSource apps for common gaps, and keep custom AL extensions for what is genuinely specific to you. Phase two exists for the improvements that can wait.
Plan a Business Central projectTimeline and estimate follow scoping.
Business Central suits small and mid-sized businesses with straightforward structures. F&O suits larger organisations with many entities, countries or complex manufacturing and warehousing. We implement both, so we recommend on requirements.
Yes. Master data, opening balances and open transactions are migrated and reconciled. Transaction history can be summarised or brought across, depending on what reporting needs.
NAV moves to Business Central online through a data upgrade, with customisations rebuilt as AL extensions or retired where the standard now covers them.
Yes. It works inside Outlook, Excel and Teams, and reports in Power BI, which is one of the main reasons businesses choose it.
Yes. We start with a health check of setup, extensions and integrations, then take on support.
Tell us your entities, users and current systems. Scoping produces a plan you keep either way.