Practice 01 · Business applications

Dynamics 365, without the regret.

Three product lines under one Dynamics banner — and three very different conversations. We help you choose the right one, implement it cleanly, integrate it with your data and downstream systems, and operate it predictably for years after go-live.

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Three product families

Built for different sized organizations & problems.

D365 Finance & Supply Chain

Tier-1 ERP · Enterprise scale

Purpose-built for global, complex operations. Multi-entity finance, advanced manufacturing, warehouse management, transportation, asset management and project operations — on a unified data model.

Greenfield FSCM implementations & AX upgrades
Multi-entity, multi-currency, multi-jurisdiction finance
Discrete, process & lean manufacturing modules
Warehouse Management (WMS) with mobile devices
Transportation Management & rate engines
Asset Management & preventive maintenance
Project Operations for services firms
Localizations across 40+ countries
X++ extensions, integrations & ISV add-ons

D365 Customer Engagement

CRM suite · Sales, Service, Marketing

The Dataverse-native customer suite — Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Marketing and Customer Insights. Configurable, extensible, and deeply integrated with the rest of your Microsoft estate.

Sales pipeline, forecasting & opportunity scoring
Customer Service with omnichannel & Copilot
Field Service dispatch, scheduling & mobile
Customer Insights — Journeys & Data unification
Real-time marketing journeys & segmentation
Dataverse modeling, security roles & teams
PCF controls, plug-ins & custom workflows
Outlook, Teams & LinkedIn Sales Navigator integration
Migrations from Salesforce, HubSpot, ServiceNow

D365 Business Central

SMB ERP · Cloud-native & quick to land

The right-sized ERP for growing businesses — finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing-light, and service in a single cloud product. Lower cost of ownership, faster implementations, deep Microsoft 365 integration.

Cloud BC implementations in 8–16 weeks
Migrations from NAV, GP, SL & QuickBooks
AL extensions & AppSource publishing
Manufacturing, Jobs & Service Management
EDI, e-invoicing & banking integrations
Power BI embedded reporting
Deep Microsoft 365 & Teams integration
Multi-entity intercompany & consolidation
Industry verticals — distribution, light mfg, services

How a D365 program runs at Valyra

A delivery rhythm tuned for ERP / CRM.

D365 programs fail in predictable ways: scope sprawl, weak data conversion, untested integrations, and an ALM model that collapses on hypercare. We push hard on each of these from week one.

Our typical engagement runs in 2–3 week sprints with a fortnightly Solution Review Board, dual-track design and build, and an environment strategy that keeps DEV, BUILD, TEST, UAT and PROD genuinely separated through Azure DevOps pipelines and LCS / Power Platform admin center.

Fit-gap & design

Workshops by process area, fit-gap matrix, target operating model, integration register, and signed-off Solution Blueprint before configuration starts.
Build & integrate

Sprint-based configuration, X++ / AL / plug-in extensions, integrations through Azure Service Bus, Logic Apps or Dataverse APIs. All code in Git, all releases through pipelines.
Data conversion & CRP

At least three full data conversion cycles. Conference Room Pilots with real users on real data — not the consultants pretending to be users.
UAT, cutover, hypercare

UAT scripts traceable to requirements, automated regression with RSAT or EasyRepro, signed-off cutover plan, and a 4–8 week hypercare period with measured ticket burn-down.

Where we have shipped

Industry-tested. Not theoretical.

Manufacturing

Discrete & process

FSCM with advanced warehouse management, lot & serial tracking, MES integrations, and shop-floor execution. From contract manufacturing to regulated food & pharma.

Distribution

Wholesale & 3PL

FSCM or Business Central with WMS, EDI, multi-warehouse, drop-ship, and rate-shopping integrations to major carriers. B2B portals on Power Pages.

Professional services

Project-based firms

Project Operations for resourcing, time / expense, billing and revenue recognition. Customer Engagement for the front office. Power BI for utilization and margin.

Public sector

Regulated environments

Government Community Cloud deployments, FedRAMP-aligned controls, integration with legacy systems of record, and citizen-facing portals on Power Pages.

Frequently asked

Common questions, honestly answered.

A reasonable rule of thumb: under ~$50M revenue, single or low-double-digit entities, simple manufacturing? Business Central is almost always the right answer. Above that — global complexity, advanced manufacturing or warehouse, regulated industries, deep customization needs — FSCM earns its higher cost. We will not push you up-stack to inflate fees.

Business Central greenfield: 10–20 weeks. CE / CRM: 12–24 weeks per phase. FSCM: 9–18 months for a multi-module, multi-entity rollout. Anyone promising materially faster on FSCM without a heavy template is selling you something we wouldn't.

Yes — and we do this several times a year. We start with a 2-week health check producing a written triage report, then negotiate a remediation plan. We are equally happy stepping in mid-build or post go-live during an unstable hypercare.

Yes — application managed services for D365 environments, with tiered SLAs, dedicated functional & technical resources, monthly governance reviews, and quarterly roadmap planning. Most clients move from project to AMS without changing teams.

Through Azure DevOps pipelines integrated with Lifecycle Services for FSCM and Power Platform Pipelines / Solution Layering for CE and Business Central. Every release is traceable to a work item, peer-reviewed, and gated by automated tests. No manual deployments to production. Ever.