Once upon a time, advanced data technology was a luxury that only large companies could afford, as it was expensive and required special maintenance skills. That changed with the advent of the cloud, which has dramatically improved the way businesses use technology.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Centralis such a success - widely recognized as one of the most powerful and reliable ERP solutions in the world and at the forefront of digital business transformation.
Here are some ways Business Central has set the bar for digital transformation:
Flexible license and hosting
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central can be licensed monthly or permanently and can only be purchased through cloud solution providers certified through the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program. The CSPs in this program adhere to strict consultation and deployment rules to ensure that Business Central users receive the highest level of integration and support from day one.
Most small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) subscribe to the service every month to make their organization more agile and to easily adapt to different production levels and sizes of companies.

Business Central is available to businesses through two types of licenses: Essentials and Premium. Essentials include billing, purchasing, opportunities, management, budgets, finance, fixed assets, order management, resource management, workflow, contract management, simple inventory, extended sales, expanded inventory and sales. In the meantime, Premium covers everything under the essentials as well as service management and manufacturing.
Compliance functions
The company now covers all corners of the world - even SMEs can compete and operate worldwide thanks to the cloud. It is therefore important for companies to adapt to the different laws and regulations of the sectors and countries in which they operate.
With Business Central, this is not a problem. The software is designed for international, industry-specific use. You can therefore adjust your settings to collect and store commercial information in a manner consistent with local and international law. This compliance can be regulated in accounting (GAAP, SOX, IFRS) or specific to the industry (ISO, HIPAA, FDA CFR). You can also create reports in other languages and currencies, saving you the time and expense you would normally spend on local translators and accountants.
Adaptability and flexibility
Business Central is ready to use almost immediately and offers many useful functions. However, it also provides industry-specific tools that allow users to configure the system and generate the data most needed for their work.
Business Central's cloud-based data storage and management systems are designed to be accessible without compromise in terms of data security and integrity, regardless of the industry in which a business operates. It's a great way to mobilize your workforce, increase or decrease it from season to season, while saving infrastructure costs.
Extensive integration applications
Business Central has built-in intelligent business applications that connect and process your transaction data, such as inventory, sales, fixed assets and accounts payable. Since Business Central is cloud-based, it can be easily integrated into applications to further enhance its functions. You can choose from a range of applications such as PaperSave, Power BI, Microsoft Flow, Office 365 and many more to automate, optimize and optimize your business. With all of these apps available, you can get important information about the financial and operational health of your business at the touch of a button.
Data recovery doesn't even have to be routine. With Power BI dashboards integrated with Business Central, you can get all the information you need at any time.