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Microsoft Business Applications

One platform.
A more connected business.

Bring sales, service, finance and operations together with Dynamics 365.

Conceptual illustration: A miniature business connected across finance, customers and operations.

The Microsoft advantage

Your processes.
Working together.

We help you choose and connect the capabilities your teams need, with business processes guiding the implementation.

Business applications

Dynamics 365 Sales

Give sellers the customer context, guided processes and connected tools to focus on the opportunities that matter.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Customer Service

Help your teams resolve issues with confidence, deliver consistent answers and build lasting customer trust.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Finance

Connect financial processes, improve visibility and give your finance team more room to look ahead.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Connect planning, production and distribution with a shared view of the supply chain.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Project Operations

Bring sales, resource planning, delivery and project finance into a connected project lifecycle.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Field Service

Connect your service desk, dispatchers and technicians to deliver coordinated service in the field.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Business Central

Manage finance, sales, purchasing and operations with an integrated business management platform.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Customer Insights

Connect customer information and journeys to create more relevant experiences.

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Business applications

Dynamics 365 Human Resources

Make HR information easier to manage and employee experiences more connected.

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From idea to everyday use

A delivery approach you can follow.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand your priorities and map the business processes in scope.

  2. 02

    Initiate

    Walk through standard Microsoft capabilities and establish the solution blueprint.

  3. 03

    Implement

    Configure, integrate and build in focused cycles with regular reviews.

  4. 04

    Prepare

    Test the complete journey, train your team and plan the transition.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Support the launch, monitor adoption and keep improving.

Make the platform decision useful

Start with the process.Then compare the fit.

Customer relationships

Connect sales and service.

Start with the journey from first enquiry to ongoing support. Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Service and Customer Insights address related needs, but the right combination depends on your customer data, channels and team responsibilities.

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Core operations

Choose the right ERP foundation.

Review financial and operational complexity, legal entities, localisation and the surrounding application landscape. Business Central and Finance serve different needs; a useful comparison follows the processes the organisation must support.

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The wider workflow

Extend where the business needs it.

A core application may need a focused app, an external portal or a connected reporting experience. Power Platform and Fabric can complement business applications when the data and operating responsibilities are designed together.

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A connected application landscape

One business journey.Several connected capabilities.

Consider an order that begins with a sales conversation, becomes an operational commitment and ends in a financial record. The value comes from carrying the right information between those stages and making ownership clear at each handover.

We review those connections before deciding how many applications are needed. The design should explain which system owns customer, product and transaction data, how changes move and what happens when a handover cannot complete.

A phased implementation can then focus on an end-to-end journey that people can validate. Use the first release to establish shared definitions, working practices and the adoption support needed before the next area of the business joins.

Read the ERP selection guide

Your next chapter starts here

What’s your next?

A challenge to solve. An idea to explore. Let’s talk.