Dynamics 365 implementation services that go live on time One process live first, with your data moved and your people trained

Dynamics 365 Sales tracks every lead, deal, and quote, and connects to Outlook and Teams so reps log less by hand. We set up the pipeline stages your sales managers use, and Copilot drafts follow-up emails that the rep reviews and sends.

Customer Service and Customer Insights add cases, a knowledge base, and one view of each customer across email, phone, and chat.

For larger companies, Dynamics 365 Finance runs the ledger, budgets, and consolidation across entities, and Supply Chain Management runs planning, warehouses, and production. We implement them one entity or one site at a time, and close a month in parallel before switching over.

Business Central is the ERP for growing companies: finance, inventory, purchasing, and sales orders in one system. It's often the right first step before Finance and Supply Chain.

We implement Business Central in fewer steps than the larger apps, since its setup is simpler and most companies use it close to standard. Many companies run Dynamics 365 Sales beside it, so customer and order records flow between the two.

Field Service schedules technicians, tracks parts, and gives each technician a phone app for the job. Project Operations ties quotes, staffing, time, and billing together for firms that sell projects, so a project manager sees margin as the work happens.

Human Resources handles leave, benefits, and employee records, and Customer Insights Journeys, the former Dynamics 365 Marketing, runs email campaigns from the same customer data your sales team uses.

Data migration is where most implementations slip. We profile your source data in week 1, agree what to move and what to archive, clean duplicates, and load in test rounds. Finance checks the balances after each round, so go-live has no surprises.

• Duplicates merged before loading
• Three test loads before the final one
• Balances checked against the old system

It puts customers, orders, service, and finance in one system that shares the Microsoft 365 sign-in. Teams stop retyping data between tools, and managers report from one set of numbers.

Ask to see a project on the same apps you're buying, and talk to the person who'd lead yours. Check how they handle data migration and testing, and what support they give after go-live.

It depends on the apps, the number of users, the systems to connect, and the data to move. We quote a fixed price for the first release after a two-week assessment, so you know the cost before the build starts.

It depends on the apps and the data you move. A first release covers one process, such as lead to order, and we fix its date at the end of the two-week assessment. Finance and Supply Chain take longer, since they go live one entity or site at a time.

We profile the data first, agree what moves and what's archived, and load it in three test rounds before the final one. Finance checks the balances after each round against the old system.

We stay through the first month-end close and fix what comes up, then move to support or the next release. Each Microsoft release wave is tested against your setup before it reaches your users, twice a year.