Coordinate approvals
Route approval requests to the right people and use their decisions to guide the next steps in the workflow.
Microsoft Power Platform connects applications, automates recurring tasks, and gives your teams focused tools for their work. We combine these capabilities with our Business Central expertise and process consulting.
Power Apps and Power Automate can use the Business Central connector to access exposed data and functions. Build extensions around your ERP that fit your workflows, permissions, and available interfaces.
Route approval requests to the right people and use their decisions to guide the next steps in the workflow.
Trigger notifications from suitable events or on a schedule, for example when a new record is created or a task needs attention.
Build focused Power Apps interfaces for specific activities, such as an internal request or an item information lookup.
Illustrative workflow using Power Apps and Power Automate. Triggers, validation, and feedback are configured for your process.
Focused applications for well-defined tasks. Connect Business Central data through available APIs; additional data may require custom interfaces.
Connect workflows across Business Central and other services, triggered by events, on a schedule, or manually.
Make metrics understandable and identify trends, including through reports embedded in Business Central.
Explore Power BICreate AI agents using selected knowledge sources and actions. Access to business data and potential process actions need deliberate planning and testing.
Build web portals for external audiences. The BC integration through virtual Dataverse tables is currently in preview and is not intended for production use.
A shared data foundation for suitable app and integration scenarios. Whether additional data storage or virtual tables make sense depends on the use case.
We start with a specific bottleneck and a measurable goal, building a solution that fits your business and can be supported over time.
Where does manual work cost time? Together, we select a useful starting point and first review the features already available in Business Central.
We clarify available interfaces, data ownership, and business validation. Where needed, we extend the standard capabilities selectively.
Permissions, environments, error handling, and ownership are part of the plan from the start. We assess licensing needs and limits for your specific scenario.
Our focus is Business Central Online. For on-premises, we assess version, connectivity, and feature availability separately. Low-code simplifies implementation but still requires thoughtful process and integration design.
Customer Relations will discuss where apps or automation can improve your everyday work and help identify a worthwhile next step.