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Business Central · Ongoing engineering

Go-live is the start of the bill, not the end of it.

Two Microsoft waves a year, an AL codebase that drifts, and a finance team whose questions get harder as they get more confident. Support is engineering, not a ticket queue.

Scope

What we deliver

Financial Consolidation

Configure general ledgers, automate banking reconciliations, track multi-company entries, and run accurate cash flow projections.

Multi-Location Inventory

Set up stock tracking across multiple warehouses, configure inventory reordering thresholds, and manage simple transfer orders.

Purchasing & Sales

Streamline customer quote-to-cash funnels, vendor purchases, automated purchasing cycles, and pricing configurations.

Power Platform Flows

Configure native Outlook tasks, build custom Power BI executive dashboards, and automate document approvals in Teams.

Standard Security Protocols

Define granular user roles, permission sets, and corporate transaction logging.

Power Platform Connections

Integrate ERP operations directly with custom Power Automate triggers and reporting.

Questions

Answered straight

  • A standard Dynamics 365 Business Central deployment typically ranges from $15,000 for mid-market core financials to $45,000+ for multi-location warehousing, custom AL extension engineering, and legacy data migration. Microsoft cloud user licensing starts at $70/user/month for Essentials and $100/user/month for Premium.

Next

Tell us what broke after the last Microsoft wave.

Two updates a year against an AL codebase nobody has refactored is how support costs creep. We will read the code and say what is worth fixing.