Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central specialists
Implementation, upgrades, integrations, portals, AI and e-invoicing. One team that stays from the first workshop to long-term support.
Most ERP projects go wrong in the data, the upgrade path and the handover. We plan for those first.
We are a Business Central specialist, not a generalist with a Business Central page. That means plain answers about trade-offs, extensions that survive Microsoft updates, and a team that is still there after go-live.
What we do
Everything around Business Central, in one place.
Start with one service or run the whole journey. The same team carries the context from one stage to the next.
Featured solutions
Portals that put Business Central in your customers’ hands.
Each one reads and writes live to your system, so there is no second copy of the truth to reconcile.
Customer self-service portal
Your customers, self-served.
Customers place orders, track shipments and raise service requests themselves.
Explore Client HubField sales portal
The field team’s companion.
Reps get live customer data, the catalogue and sales analytics on their phone.
Explore Salesman HubDigital customer registration
Onboard customers in minutes, not days.
Register, upload documents and get approved online, with clean records created in Business Central.
Explore Customer Onboarding HubMobile inventory counting
Inventory counts without the clipboard.
Count with barcode scanning on a phone, with adjustments that sync to Business Central.
Explore Stock Count HubTechnician and field service portal
Close the gap between the job and the invoice.
Dispatch jobs to phones, capture photos and sign-off, and bill what was done.
Explore Field Service PortalMessaging from Business Central
Messages that get read.
Send invoices, quotes and reminders on the channel your customers read.
Explore WhatsApp integration
Our work in numbers
- Services, from first workshop to support
- 0
- Ready-made portals for Business Central
- 0
- Connectors to the channels customers use
- 0
- Years in the Dynamics ERP world
- 0+
Try it
Plan an upgrade, hop by hop.
Pick where your system is today and see the route to a supported version, with what to watch for at every step.
Each hop gets its own data checks, test run and rollback point, so a failure is small and recoverable.
Ask for a path reviewHop 1: BC14 to BC18
Extension-first. Direct changes to base code are no longer an option.
Watch for: Data problems, such as broken default dimensions, tend to stop upgrades here.
Hop 2: BC18 to BC25
The on-premises target used in this planner.
Watch for: Check the SQL edition, memory and lock settings before the upgrade window, not during it.
Hop 3: BC25 to Cloud
A hosted tenant. Extensions only, no direct database access, and updates arrive continuously.
Watch for: Integrations and reports that read the database directly must be redesigned.
Case studies
What we ran into, and what we would do again.
Client names, figures and identifiers are never published.
Why us
How we work, and what you can hold us to.
Plain answers
We explain trade-offs in language finance and operations teams use, and we say when something is a bad idea.
Data first
Most ERP projects go wrong in the data. We check it early, rehearse on copies and reconcile before go-live.
Built to upgrade
Everything we build is an extension that survives Microsoft updates.
People stay in control
Automation and AI stage the work. A person approves what posts.
Tell us where your system is today.
Share your version, your goal and your deadline. You get a straight first view of the route and the risks, from someone who has done it.