Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Business Central, live in 8–20 weeks

We implement Business Central for manufacturing, distribution and trading companies: finance, warehouse, production and analytics in one system instead of a dozen spreadsheets.

We reply within one working day. On the call you get a budget range, an indicative timeline and the risks specific to your case. No commitment.

  • 10–250+users in the system
  • 1C, BAS, Excelwhere clients usually come from
  • Manufacturing, distribution, tradewhere we work every day

The technology we build on: Dynamics 365 · Power BI · Azure · Power Automate · Microsoft 365

Ecosystem

Everything connected.

Business Central is not one more app beside the others. It is the core where finance, sales, warehouse and production run on the same data. Pick a module to see what it looks like inside.

Business CentralCore

Inventory· Business CentralDemo data

Inventory

Stock by location, lot and serial. Cost is calculated by the method you chose, not estimated.

  • Putaway
  • picking
  • shipping
Items in stock4,210
Turnover38 days
Shortages12 SKU

A legacy system vs Business Central

One dataset

Finance, warehouse and sales are the same numbers — not three reports from three systems.

The usual way: Reports assembled in Excel overnight · Warehouse and finance data don't match

Microsoft cloud

Automatic updates, access from any device, infrastructure on Microsoft's side.

The usual way: Upgrades are an expensive, scary project · No access from a phone

Native integration

Excel, Outlook, Teams and Power BI — with no separate connectors.

Business Central + AI

Your ERP can do more than store data.

The data is already in the system. The question is whether anyone asks it anything. Pick an example from the list.

NBCS AI Assistant — a demo of NBCS AI capabilities for Business Central. Not Microsoft Copilot.

AI for Business Central
NBCS AI AssistantBusiness CentralDemo data

Why did inventory costs increase this month?

Inventory cost increased by 12.4%. Main factors:

  • Supplier prices+7.0%
  • Overstock+3.2%
  • FX impact+2.2%

Why NBCS

What stands behind the work, besides slides

NBCS (Next Business Consulting Solutions) is a Ukrainian team implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central: migration from 1C and BAS, finance, warehouse and manufacturing setup, and support after go-live. We don't try to be a universal integrator. We work only with the Microsoft ecosystem — and that is why we know it deeper.

Business Central specialisation

We work exclusively with the Microsoft Dynamics 365 ecosystem, without spreading across other platforms.

Microsoft standards

Implementation follows official documentation and AppSource practices — the solution stays upgrade-safe and doesn't lock you to one contractor.

A managed project

Fixed scope, clear milestones and transparent communication at every stage — no budget surprises.

Long-term support

SLA agreements and proactive monitoring after go-live, not disappearing once the form is signed.

Two working languages

Project team and documentation in Ukrainian and English — convenient for companies with foreign ownership.

Direct contact

No intermediaries

More about the team and approach

Where we focus

The six areas businesses ask for most often. The full list, with timelines and scope, lives on the services page.

  • Business Central Implementation

    We take the system live end to end: processes, data, and a trained team.

  • Customization & AL Development

    We build what the standard lacks — as separate extensions that survive updates.

  • Process Automation

    We take manual approvals, copy-paste and reminders out of the working day.

  • ERP Consulting

    We help you decide what to automate first and what can wait.

  • Power BI Dashboards

    We present business numbers so a manager reads them, not an analyst.

  • Azure Integration

    We connect Business Central to your bank, website and warehouse over secure APIs.

All services

Eight phases, and what actually happens in each

Data migration, testing and the first weeks after go-live raise the most questions — so they are described in more detail.

  1. Discovery

    Understanding the business, the goals and the constraints. The output is an agreed scope and an explicit list of what is out of it.

  2. Process analysis

    How finance, warehouse and production work today. We record gaps, duplication and every place data is entered twice.

  3. Solution design

    Roadmap, roles, permissions and the list of customisations. This is where we decide what stays standard and what needs an AL extension.

  4. Configuration & development

    Setting up the modules and building extensions. We stay on standard functionality as long as it covers the process — it keeps future upgrades cheap.

  5. Data migration

    Balances, master data and open documents are moved with totals verified. Deep archives stay in the old system: storing them is cheaper than migrating them. Every load is reconciled against control totals before the system goes live.

  6. Testing & UAT

    We run the scenarios first, then your team runs them on real data. UAT is done when key users complete their daily operations without us — not when a form is signed.

  7. Go-live

    Moving to production on an agreed date, usually at a period boundary. The rollback plan and the list of operations handled manually during cutover are fixed in advance.

  8. Support & evolution

    After go-live the format is agreed separately: ad-hoc consulting, an hours package or ongoing support with an SLA. The first weeks are the densest — that is when scenarios missing from UAT surface.

Transparent pricing

What a project typically costs and how long it takes

Three configurations we see most often. The exact number comes from the calculator and a review of your case — but the order of magnitude is visible here.

Quick-start

6–10 weeks

$15,000–30,000

Finance + basic sales

Standard

3–4 months

$35,000–70,000

Finance + warehouse + purchasing + integrations

Extended

4–6 months

$70,000–150,000

Manufacturing + custom logic + 5+ integrations

1C / BAS migration+$5,000–15,000+2–4 weeks

Microsoft licences are paid separately: Essentials $80, Premium $110 per user per month.

Frequently asked questions about implementation

How long does a Business Central implementation take?

Depending on complexity — from 8 to 20 weeks. A standard mid-market implementation takes around 12 weeks.

Can you migrate data from our current system?

Yes, we perform full data migration with integrity checks and without stopping your business processes.

Do you support the system after go-live?

Yes. The support format is agreed separately: ad-hoc consultations, a block of hours, or ongoing support with a defined response time, fixed in the contract before go-live.

Can Business Central be customized for our industry?

Yes, through AL extensions we adapt the system to the specific processes of manufacturing, retail or distribution.

How much does implementation cost?

Cost depends on the scope of processes and the number of users. We provide an accurate estimate after a free audit.

Does BC integrate with Power BI and Microsoft 365?

Yes, integration is native — Power BI, Excel, Outlook and Teams connect with no extra connectors.

What drives the final cost?

The number of modules, users, customisations and integrations. Manufacturing and custom logic move the number the most. Typical configurations run from $15,000 for a quick-start to $70,000–150,000 for an extended project; Microsoft licences are paid separately.

What happens if the scope changes mid-project?

Scope is fixed at the solution design phase. Changes are raised separately with their impact on timeline and budget estimated before work starts — so the final invoice matches what was agreed.

What are the main implementation risks?

Three recur: the state of data in the old system, key users not having enough time for UAT, and trying to carry over processes that should be simplified instead. All three surface during analysis, and they are exactly what we discuss on the first call.

Can we start small and extend later?

Yes. A quick-start covers finance and basic sales in 6–10 weeks; warehouse, production and integrations are added in later phases on the same system.

Free consultation

Free consultation

We'll go through your case in one call

Tell us what hurts most right now — we'll come back with a budget range, an indicative timeline and the risks specific to your case.

  • A reply within one working day
  • Budget and timeline range for your scope
  • The risks, and what is explicitly out of scope
  • No commitment, and no follow-up calls if it isn't a fit

or write directly: info@nbcs365.com · +380 98 107 5878

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