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Dynamics 365 Business Central
Implementations and cleanups: chart of accounts, posting profiles in BC, item and customer records, and the approval flows around them.
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Microsoft, from the storefront back.
Dynamics 365, Office 365, Power Platform, and Azure — delivered by a Microsoft Partner that spends most of its week in commerce. We usually get called when an ERP needs to talk to a store.
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capabilities
The Microsoft work we take on.
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Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
Larger-footprint work — finance and warehouse modules, batch jobs, and the data entities every downstream system depends on.
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Dynamics 365 Sales (CE)
Pipeline, accounts, and quoting configured around how your team actually sells. We remove fields more often than we add them.
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Office 365 & tenant hygiene
Rollouts, mail migrations, licence cleanup, and the security defaults most tenants never switch on — MFA, conditional access, retention policies.
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Power Platform
Power Automate flows for approvals and handoffs, Power Apps replacing the forms your team runs in spreadsheets. Flow runs get monitored, because unmonitored ones fail silently.
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Azure
App Service, Functions, storage, and the integration plumbing between Dynamics and everything else — sized for what you actually run.
why us
Commerce-first Microsoft work.
Most Microsoft partners come from the ERP side and treat the storefront as someone else's problem. We come at it from the storefront, which changes what gets built.
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Products and inventory out
Items, prices, and stock levels flow from Business Central or F&O to Shopify on a schedule you can inspect — with alerts when a sync run comes back short.
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Orders and customers in
Storefront orders land in Dynamics with the right posting profiles, tax groups, and dimensions. Finance stops re-keying, and month-end stops being archaeology.
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One team on both sides
The people configuring BC sit next to the people who built the store. When something breaks at the boundary, there's no vendor ping-pong.
delivery sequence
A practical sequence from discovery through stable operation.
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operating model audit
Which systems own which records, where the spreadsheets live, and what breaks today — mapped before anyone talks modules.
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solution design
Data contracts, ownership boundaries, and a scope tight enough that we'll put a fixed quote on it.
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incremental rollout
Module by module, with real users at every checkpoint — not a big-bang cutover on a long weekend.
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stabilization
Hypercare, issue burn-down, and documentation your own team can operate from.
engagement
Scoped like everything else we do.
Free consultation
We look at your tenant, your Dynamics estate, and what's actually hurting. No charge, no deck.
Fixed-quote projects
Implementations, integrations, and rescues are scoped and quoted up front — the price holds unless the scope changes.
Ongoing management from $850/month
Flow monitoring, small changes, user support, and updates handled month to month. No long-term contract.
faq
Microsoft questions, answered straight.
A Microsoft Partner with a deliberately commerce-shaped practice: Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Azure in service of companies that sell things. We don't do desktop rollouts for law firms.
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