Microsoft's enterprise ERP for finance, supply chain, and manufacturing — delivered by a team that has taken it live, not just demoed it.
Built for organisations with multiple entities, real manufacturing, and auditors who ask hard questions.
The functional footprint is large. These are the areas we configure, extend, and support most often — grouped the way Microsoft documents them.
Click through the four we deploy most often.
Built from live AR, AP and bank positions — not a spreadsheet someone updates on Fridays.
Predicts when a customer will pay, so collections effort goes where it changes the outcome.
Vendor invoices read, coded and routed automatically — the biggest labour saving in most AP teams.
Matches and clears subledger transactions on its own, surfacing only genuine exceptions.
Feature availability varies by region, licence and release wave. We confirm what's GA for your tenant first.
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Microsoft builds the product. We make it fit, get it live, and keep it running.
Greenfield rollouts scoped tightly enough to actually go live.
Off legacy without carrying twenty years of workarounds across.
Live in one country, now make it work everywhere else.
Update testing, L1–L3 support, and close-period cover.
Getting the mix right is the easiest way to cut ongoing cost.
Full business management — what the majority of users get.
Everything in Essentials, plus the two modules manufacturers need.
Much cheaper, for people who read and approve but don't run processes.
Fit-gap against standard, then the decisions that are painful to reverse — chart of accounts, dimensions, entity structure.
Configuration first, extensions only where standard genuinely can't reach. Everything deployed through LCS.
Conference room pilots with real transactions, UAT by the people who'll live with it, RSAT suites built as we go.
Rehearsed cutover, hypercare through the first full close, then updates absorbed on a rhythm.
A working session with an F&O architect — what standard covers, what needs building, and what it costs.