Products
8 apps live on Microsoft AppSource — each built because an implementation needed it, then hardened until Microsoft would list it. Every one is implemented and supported by the engineers who wrote it.
Warehouse & inventory operations
Receiving backs up at the dock, counts don’t reconcile, and pallets move line-by-line when they should move as one unit.
Receiving, put-away, picking and counting
A mobile barcode WMS that runs inside Business Central. Scanner-driven receiving, put-away, picks, moves and counts — posting through BC’s own codeunits, so the ledger is the only source of truth.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
License plating and container handling
License-plate management for pallets and containers: build, split, merge and move whole plates instead of line-by-line quantities.
On Microsoft AppSource
Disassembly and by-product yield
Disassembly BOM management and warehouse picking — break a finished item back into its components and post the yield correctly.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
Production & project scheduling
Promise dates slip because the plan people actually work to was never the plan the system believes in.
Production scheduling
Finite-capacity production scheduling: an interactive Gantt and a sequence optimizer on one screen, writing back to standard production orders.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
Project and resource scheduling
Visual Gantt and finite resource scheduling for Business Central Projects — capacity, over-allocation and delivery dates on one board.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
Documents & finance
Accounts payable keys invoices by hand, and a mis-read figure is only found once it has already posted.
Supplier invoice processing
Vendor invoice to posted purchase invoice, inside Business Central. The invoice is treated as a claim and reconciled against BC’s own order and posted receipt, so a mis-read number raises a legible exception instead of posting a wrong figure.
On Microsoft AppSource
Process documentation & testing
The process lives in a few people’s heads, and user acceptance testing is a spreadsheet of screenshots that goes stale by the next release.
Process documentation
An AI process-capture platform. A Chrome extension records what you actually click; the guide writes itself — narrated, in four reading modes, shareable by link. Includes a Business Central assistant that explains the screen you are on, cited to Microsoft Learn.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
User acceptance testing
AI-powered end-to-end test scenario management for Business Central implementations. Generates test scenarios from recorded sessions, tracks execution with RTM traceability, and exports professional test workbooks.
On Microsoft AppSource (opens the marketplace listing in a new tab)
Also from our engineers
Same team, same engineering bar. Where one of these fits your operation, the people who built it are the people who would fit it.
Demand forecasting and replenishment
Permission Set Manager
Permissions and access governance
AgileApprovals
Approval workflows
Fiscalogics
Financial foundation health
Conversational ERP operation
Project delivery, time and billing
Need one of them fitted to your operation? The team that built it does that — start with a scoping conversation.
Field notes
We explain the mechanism before we mention a product. These are written to be useful whether or not you ever buy anything from us.
Not sure which one?
A scoping conversation will tell you what standard Business Central already covers before we propose anything of ours. There are 14 products here and most operations need none of them.
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