Services / Implementation
Implementation, run with the discipline of a product release.
Scope fixed against standard Business Central. Anything built, engineered to the bar our own marketplace apps have to pass. And a team that stays through your first month-end close — because the engineers who scope the project are the ones who deliver it.
- Successful implementations
- 50+
- Faster deployment
- 40%
- Years of ERP experience
- 25+
The method
Fit · Ship · Run
Named, because it does not change from project to project. Three phases, each with deliverables you can hold us to.
The same three phases run on every engagement on this site — including the four industry practices.
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.
- Process walkthrough on your data
- Fit-gap against standard Business Central
- Migration audit
- A fixed, priced scope
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.
- Configuration and data migration
- Extensions held to our marketplace bar
- Scripted, tracked acceptance testing
- Operator training with guides that write themselves
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.
- Go-live and hypercare
- Your first close cycle, supported
- Handover documentation
- Ongoing support from the build team
No handoff
The engineers who scope your project build it — and answer the phone after go-live.
That is only possible because we are one team: the same one that ships our apps on Microsoft AppSource. The bar we hold ourselves to is public.
- WarehouseQ
- SmartFlow APS
- SmartFlow Projects
- DocumentQ
- ContainerQ
- Disassembly BOM Manager
- Worksnip
- TestoLogics
8 listings, each past Microsoft’s AppSource technical validation
Where we start
Two ways an engagement begins.
A new Business Central implementation
Moving from a legacy system or from spreadsheets. We run the full arc — fit, build, migrate, train, go live, close — in your industry’s own terms.
A system that isn’t earning its keep
Business Central is in, but the warehouse still runs on paper or the close still takes two weeks. We find what standard functionality is going unused before proposing anything new.
In your industry
We implement where we can name the processes — and only there. Each of these pages says what that means in practice for the vertical, down to the process names your controller uses.
Next step
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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