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Business Central development in AL
Extensions, reports, workflows and API pages built to Microsoft's extension model, so they keep working through Business Central's twice-yearly updates.
What we build
- Per-tenant extensions for processes standard Business Central does not cover
- New fields, pages, tables and role centres
- Reports and document layouts in RDLC, Word and Excel
- Approval workflows and job queue automation
- API pages and web services for other systems to read and write data
- Fixes and rewrites for extensions written by someone else
New in Business Central: features we set up for you
Microsoft now adds features to Business Central continuously, with a growing focus on AI agents and Copilot. We help you switch on the ones that fit, configure them, and extend them where the standard version falls short.
Sales Order Agent
Turns orders that customers email in into quotes and sales orders.
Payables Agent
Captures vendor invoices, matches them and routes them for approval.
Expense Agent
Captures receipts, checks them against policy and speeds up approvals.
Custom AI agents
Agents built in Microsoft Copilot Studio around your own processes and data.
AI forecasting
Cash-flow projections, and sales and inventory forecasts.
Bank reconciliation with Copilot
Matches bank statement lines to speed up the month-end close.
Microsoft 365 integration
Work with Business Central data in Outlook, Excel and Teams.
Shopify connector
Microsoft's built-in connector for selling through Shopify.
Sustainability tracking
Records and reports greenhouse gas emissions.
Power Automate workflows
Approval and automation workflows, with Copilot help to build them.
Feature list from Microsoft's Business Central product page. Some features depend on your licence and region, and AI agents use Copilot credits.
How we work
Every change starts with a short written specification you approve. We develop in a sandbox, keep the code in source control, and hand over a tested extension with release notes. Nothing is installed in your production company until you sign off.
We write code that follows Microsoft's AL guidelines and avoids patterns that break on upgrade, such as modifying base objects or relying on fields Microsoft has marked for removal.
Who it suits
Companies already on Business Central that need changes their current partner cannot fit in, and companies whose original developer has moved on and left code nobody else understands.
