What’s New in Business Central 2025 Release Wave 2
The Autumn brings the second major release of the year for Business Central, as part of the 2 wave annual update cycle. Here we look at the highlight features.
With the release of Dynamics 365 Business Edition to the United Kingdom this month, the new UK pricing in Pound Sterling has been released on the Dynamics 365 website. At this stage, the only business edition app to be released is the Financials app (soon to be rebranded as Finance and Operations), with sales and marketing apps due later this year. The low-cost licences are at a level to provide a cloud only, subscription only licenced product to Small and Medium businesses:

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Full User £30.20 Per user/month
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Team Member User £3.80 Per user/month
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External Accountant License Free with full user
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If you have been following the story of Dynamics 365, you might be confused by where this pricing falls in with the previously published Light Users, Apps and Plans. What has been released is based on there being only one Business Edition app at this stage (Financials), so no plan pricing is available.
Team members are light users, and as new apps are released they will be able to perform light user duties across the apps. Full Users are essentially full users for the single app. We will be releasing a blog that clarifies the capabilities of different licence types soon.
Dynamics 365 is a cloud based business management solution, with apps aimed at either SMB (Business Edition) or Enterprise level organisations (Enterprise edition). Each one is made up of a range of apps, and Financials and Operations is the first of the business edition apps to be released in the UK. To find out more about Business Edition please see our Dynamics 365 page.

The Autumn brings the second major release of the year for Business Central, as part of the 2 wave annual update cycle. Here we look at the highlight features.
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