Jesse Lawrence
The small business community has been eagerly anticipating Microsoft’s latest offering of Microsoft Dynamics® 365 business edition. Released in October in the US, this financial management package aimed at the SMB market provides an off-the-shelf cloud solution to compliment the customisable Dynamics NAV product.
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As per our pricing blog, Dynamics 365 for Business GBP pricing is now available. We will release another blog soon about what is included in the different licence types so that you know which ones you require; please keep an eye out for that! It is only possible to buy Dynamics 365 through approved partners, not directly from Microsoft, so please contact us for more details.
In the first release of Dynamics 365, only one app is being released – financials (soon to be Finance and Operations), with Sales and Marketing apps to follow. This will allow you to manage financials, sales and purchase order processing (SOP and POP), simple inventory and customer relations. If you would like to find out more, please see our dedicated Dynamics 365 page:
It’s worth noting that just because the solution is off the shelf does not mean it is inflexible. Besides the standard setup options, Microsoft has provided AppSource, an approved list of Extensions that will provide extra functionality as you require. If you require a specific piece of functionality, our expert developers may be able to write an extension for you.
If you would like to find out more, or need help with finding the right product for you, please contact us to speak to one of our friendly and professional team.
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