A Business Central implementation is the process of deploying Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central as a business's core ERP system: scoping, solution design, configuration, data migration, integrations, testing, training and go-live. TrueVantage delivers Business Central implementations for UK small and mid-market businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Business Central implementation take?
It depends on your scope: the number of companies, users and modules, how much data you bring across and how many integrations you need. We agree a timeline with you at the end of discovery, once the scope is clear, rather than quoting a generic range up front.
How much does a Business Central implementation cost?
We are finalising fixed-fee implementation packages. Until they are published, we quote each project after a short scoping call. For a first estimate, try our Business Central cost calculator or read our implementation cost guide. We provide your Business Central licences and the implementation; see Business Central licences for Microsoft's current UK prices.
Is Business Central suitable for mid-market businesses?
Yes. Business Central is designed for small and mid-market businesses. It covers finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, projects and operations in a single cloud platform, and it works closely with Microsoft 365, Power BI and Teams, which makes it a strong fit for businesses already using Microsoft tools.
Can you move us from Dynamics NAV, Sage or Xero to Business Central?
Yes. Dynamics NAV is the predecessor to Business Central, so we review your existing customisations first and rebuild only what still matters, using standard features or extensions. From Sage, QuickBooks or Xero, we migrate master data, opening balances and the open items you need, and agree with you how much history to bring across.
Which industries is Business Central a good fit for?
Business Central covers finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing and projects, and on the Premium licence adds manufacturing and service management. See how it fits manufacturing, e-commerce and wholesale, professional services and SaaS and subscription businesses.
What happens after go-live?
We stay close through go-live and your first period-end closes. After that, you can move onto Business Central managed support for ongoing help, optimisation and release-wave management.