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Latest news, updates, and insights about Microsoft Business Central.
Classify Dynamics NAV customizations, convert required C/AL logic to AL extensions, map data, rehearse cutover, and retire unnecessary code.
Design versioned Business Central API pages with stable keys, OAuth, idempotent consumers, telemetry, and an upgrade-safe contract.
Use AL event subscribers with explicit intent, small transaction-safe handlers, tests, telemetry, and cautious IsHandled patterns.
A practical scorecard for comparing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central implementation partners, covering discovery and data migration, AL development, cutover, support, and licensing.
Business Central US list pricing as of August 2026 is $80 Essentials, $110 Premium, $8 Team Members. Here is what each license actually covers, the one environment rule that surprises buyers, and how to right-size the mix before you sign.
QuickBooks does not fail loudly. It fails in spreadsheets, workarounds, and month-end overtime. Here are the seven signs the ceiling is real, which ones actually justify an ERP, and what to do next.
QuickBooks Desktop is winding down on a published schedule. Here is an honest look at when a move to Dynamics 365 Business Central pays off, what it costs, what data actually migrates, and the timeline that holds.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central uses three license tiers: Essentials, Premium, and Team Members. Here is what each includes in 2026 and how to choose.
Upgrading AL extensions across Business Central updates is where customizations break or survive. Here is how to design upgrade codeunits, version metadata, and data migration so customer environments stay intact.