Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Standard where it fits.
Built where it doesn’t.

Most of what you need, Business Central already does, and we will tell you so before we quote anything.

The rest is the job: the requirement your business has that the standard product doesn’t. We have closed that gap enough times that eight of the answers are now live on Microsoft AppSource.

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Successful implementations
50+
Apps live on Microsoft AppSource
8
Years of ERP experience
25+
Faster deployment
40%

03 · How we work

Our delivery method has a name because it does not change from project to project.

FitShipRun
  1. Fit to standard first

    We start from what Business Central already does well. Most requirements turn out to be configuration, not code — custom work is a last resort, never a first invoice.

  2. Build like it ships

    What we do build is engineered like our products: versioned, upgrade-safe, documented — held to the bar a marketplace listing has to pass.

  3. Run it with you

    Go-live is a midpoint, not a finish line. We stay through the counts, the close, and the month-end that proves the system in production.

40% faster deployment, measured across our engagements.

04 · The platform

What Business Central is, in plain terms.

Microsoft's ERP for small and mid-sized businesses. One system holding the finances, the stock, the projects and the production, instead of an accounting package with five things bolted beside it.

Finance

General ledger, AR/AP, fixed assets, cash flow, multi-company consolidation and the month-end close.

Supply chain

Purchasing, sales orders, inventory, item tracking by lot and serial, warehousing with bins.

Projects

Jobs, resources, time and expense, work in progress, and billing against a plan.

Manufacturing

Bills of material, routings, production orders, capacity and material planning.

Where it sits

Above small-business accounting, which runs out once you need real inventory, multiple companies or a production floor. Below Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations and SAP, which are built for enterprises with thousands of users, dozens of legal entities and statutory reporting in many countries.

Most mid-sized businesses land in that middle band. It is the whole reason the product exists, and it is where our work is.

And where it stops

It is not the right answer for everyone, and we would rather say so now than three months into a project. Business Central starts to strain against very high user counts, large numbers of legal entities with local statutory filing, wave-and-load warehouse operations, a retail store network, and validated manufacturing.

Between those two poles sits the ordinary case: Business Central fits, with two or three things it does not do. That gap is the job.

Check where you land →

04 · Fit check

Is Business Central the right size for you?

Six questions, an honest answer, and no email address. If your operation has outgrown Business Central this will say so and point you at what to look at instead — that is a cheaper way to find out than an implementation.

01 Annual revenue
02 People who would touch the system
03 Legal entities and countries
04 What you make or move
05 How the warehouse runs
06 Anything here you must have? Tick all that apply.

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Answer the questions and a verdict appears here. There are three possible answers and one of them is “you have outgrown this product”.

Start a conversation

Tell us what’s slowing your operation down.

Thirty minutes with an engineer, not a deck. We’ll tell you whether standard Business Central covers it, whether one of our apps does, or what a build would honestly take.

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