One connected platform to run a growing business
For small and mid-sized organizations, Econix implements, upgrades and supports Dynamics 365 Business Central — finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, projects, service and light manufacturing in one system.
Serving organizations across Canada and the United States.
One System Instead of Several Disconnected Tools
Growing organizations outgrow entry-level accounting and stitched-together spreadsheets. Business Central brings the core of the business into a single, connected platform with a consistent view of finance and operations — and native Microsoft 365 integration your team already knows. It is built for small and mid-sized organizations; it is not intended for every large-enterprise scenario.
From Quote to Cash in One Platform
Business Central carries a transaction from the first quote through order, fulfillment, invoice, cash and reporting — with purchasing, inventory, projects, service and assembly connected across the flow.
- Lead / QuoteSales and estimates
- OrderSales and purchase orders
- FulfillmentInventory and warehouse
- InvoiceCustomer billing
- CashReceipts and payments
- ReportingFinancials and insight
Eight Connected Capability Areas
One platform spanning finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, projects, service and light manufacturing — configured by Econix to how you work.
Finance
General ledger, receivables, payables, cash and fixed assets with built-in dimensions and reporting.
Sales
Quotes, orders and customer management, connected to Outlook and the rest of Microsoft 365.
Purchasing
Vendor management, purchase orders and approvals feeding inventory and payables.
Inventory
Items, costing, availability and replenishment across locations.
Warehousing
Receiving, put-away, picking and shipping — from basic to directed workflows.
Projects & jobs
Job costing, budgets, time sheets and project invoicing for delivery work.
Service management
Service orders, items and contracts for organizations that service what they sell.
Light manufacturing
Assembly and production orders with BOMs and routings for make-to-stock and assembly.
Where Business Central Fits Best
A strong fit for
- Small and mid-sized organizations consolidating disconnected tools
- Teams that need finance and operations connected in one platform
- Organizations already invested in Microsoft 365
- Assembly and lighter discrete manufacturing or job-based delivery
Consider Finance & SCM when
- Operational complexity exceeds what Business Central is designed for
- You need advanced planning, warehouse or process manufacturing
- Large multi-entity consolidation and deep controls are central
- See Dynamics 365 Finance →
Business Central in the Microsoft Estate
Business Central is strongest connected — Microsoft 365 for productivity, Power BI for reporting, and the Power Platform for automation and low-code extensions.
How Econix Engages on Business Central
Assessment, implementation, rescue and ongoing support — delivered through one accountable engagement lifecycle.
Assessment & health check
Confirm fit and scope before you commit — process, data and readiness reviewed first.
Implementation
Structured delivery from process alignment through configuration and go-live.
Rescue & stabilization
Stabilize a troubled Business Central environment and rebuild the path to intended outcomes.
Support & optimization
Ongoing functional support and refinement without the cost of a full internal team.
One accountable engagement lifecycle
- AssessUnderstand current state
- DesignSolution and roadmap
- ImplementBuild and configure
- IntegrateConnect systems and data
- SecureIdentity, access, protection
- Support & OptimizeManaged improvement
Common Business Central Use Cases
Upgrade Paths to Business Central
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Business Central right for our organization?
Business Central fits small and mid-sized organizations that need connected finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, projects and light manufacturing in one system — rather than several disconnected tools. Larger, more operationally complex organizations often fit Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management instead. Econix confirms fit during an assessment before you commit.
Can Business Central handle light manufacturing or assembly?
Yes. Business Central supports assembly and production orders with bills of materials and routings, which suits make-to-stock, assembly and lighter discrete manufacturing. Organizations with advanced planning, warehouse or process-manufacturing needs are usually a better fit for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
Can Econix move us from Dynamics NAV, GP or SL to Business Central?
Yes. Econix delivers planned upgrades from Dynamics NAV, GP and SL to Business Central, handling data, customizations and change management deliberately. Microsoft has set Dynamics GP end of support for December 31, 2029 (security updates through April 30, 2031), and Business Central is the forward path.
How does Business Central connect with the rest of Microsoft?
Business Central works natively with Microsoft 365 — Outlook, Excel and Teams — and connects to Power BI and the Power Platform for reporting and automation. Econix designs the connections that fit how your teams already work.
Can Econix supply Business Central licences as well as services?
Yes. As a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider, Econix supplies and administers Business Central subscriptions alongside implementation and support — one accountable partner for both the licences and the system they run.
Ready to bring the business into one platform?
Talk to Econix about assessment, implementation, upgrades, licensing, recovery, and support for Dynamics 365 Business Central.