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Connect processes. Secure your future.
The challenge: Legacy structures and limited transparency
Many companies are growing faster than their systems can keep up. Processes run across disconnected applications, data is stored in silos, and critical information is not centrally accessible. Decisions are based on instinct rather than reliable data.
At the same time, outdated IT structures hinder innovation and modern ways of working - posing a risk to competitiveness and employer attractiveness.
Whether restructuring, expanding internationally, or replacing legacy systems, organizations need a platform that connects processes, data, and people.
Especially for retail companies:
Enhance Dynamics 365 with industry-specific features for procurement, sales, and omnichannel processes.
With Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management, you establish the foundation for scalable, end-to-end business processes.
Together, these applications form the core of Microsoft’s ERP solution for upper mid-sized companies - especially those with multiple entities, international operations, or complex warehouse and production environments.
Whether cloud, hybrid, or on-premises - you choose the deployment model that fits your IT strategy. Licenses and resources can be adjusted flexibly as you expand into new locations, products, or markets.
With seamless integration into Microsoft 365, the Power Platform and Copilot, you get a central system that connects data, automates workflows, and continuously evolves with your business.
From financial accounting to procurement, production, and logistics - through to analytics in Power BI - everything works together in one integrated system.
We support you from analysis through go-live:
More than 30 years of ERP project experience combined with deep process expertise across industry, retail, and manufacturing.
How you will work going forward:
Instead of a rigid system, you gain a dynamic platform that evolves with your business. Regular cloud updates ensure continuous access to new features and technological innovations.
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The company MaxSolar faced the challenge of consolidating legacy processes and isolated systems. By implementing Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management - combined with Customer Engagement and Shareflex - all workflows were integrated, from order approval to construction site logistics.
Today, MaxSolar manages purchasing, inventory, and project billing centrally and transparently - with clearly defined processes and consistent data across the organization.
Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management is a cloud-based ERP solution from Microsoft. It combines finance, procurement, production, warehousing, logistics, and supply chain management in one integrated platform - enabling end-to-end processes, greater transparency, and data-driven decision-making.
Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management is ideal for mid-sized and large companies - especially those with multiple locations, international operations, or complex structures. For smaller companies, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is usually the better fit.
Not necessarily. While the standard deployment is cloud-based on Microsoft Azure, on-premises and hybrid models are also possible - depending on IT strategy and regulatory requirements.
Seamlessly. Tools like Outlook, Teams, Excel, Power BI, Power Automate, and Power Apps are directly integrated. Employees can work within familiar Microsoft tools -without system breaks or data loss.
The project timeline depends on company size and complexity. Standardized rollouts are often completed within 6–9 months, while international or highly customized implementations typically take 12–24 months.
Yes. Dynamics 365 is built to be modular and scalable. New countries, business units, processes, or users can be added at any time, along with additional features or industry-specific extensions.
Yes. The solution covers both national and international regulations - such as VAT handling, e-invoicing, local reporting obligations, and industry-specific standards. Microsoft continuously updates the software to reflect changing legal requirements.
Total costs include licensing, implementation (consulting, customization, training, data migration), and ongoing operations (support, extensions, cloud resources). Licenses are typically billed monthly per user and role.
Both modules are tightly integrated but can also be used independently.
Existing customer, supplier, product, and financial data is migrated in a structured way during implementation. Standardized tools and templates are used in collaboration with your implementation partner.