
Business Central
Map finance and operations, prepare data and connect Shopify or other systems.
Microsoft business applications
Dynamics 365 is a family of separate applications under one brand, including Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Project Operations, Finance, Supply Chain Management and Commerce. Buying the wrong one, or buying more of the suite than the process needs, is an expensive mistake. Kritical starts with the process that is breaking down, scopes the smallest application and integration boundary that fixes it, and puts a price on the work in writing.
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Jump to the part that matches the problem or decision in front of you.
Read the situations below and start with the one closest to your business. The right route depends on who does the work, which records they rely on, and where financial or operational ownership sits.
Business Central brings finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, projects and service into one system built for small and midsize business. Growing organisations can compare it with Finance and Supply Chain Management against their operating model, scale, dependencies and implementation requirements before choosing a path.

Map finance and operations, prepare data and connect Shopify or other systems.
Microsoft frames Dynamics 365 as one connected family of business applications spanning sales, service, finance, supply chain and operations, increasingly built around AI agents that act on your records instead of just displaying them. That is a useful map of what exists. It does not tell you which application your business needs, how much of the suite to adopt, or what data and integration work sits underneath the licence — that is the discovery Kritical runs with you before any module is chosen.

Dynamics applications commonly depend on Entra ID, Dataverse, Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, Teams, SharePoint, Copilot Studio or Azure integration services. We establish identity, environment, data and integration ownership first, so the application is never made responsible for work that belongs somewhere else.
We aim to provide continuity through a consistent lead or delivery group where the agreed scope and service model support it. Your proposal sets out the contact model, cover and handover arrangements that apply.
Send the process and the systems involved. We confirm the next step and expected timing after reviewing the information supplied.
A Dynamics 365 subscription is not an implementation. We scope and price the discovery, data, integration and delivery work itself before you commit to a module.
You get a decision you can evaluate against your process.
We walk through the process, the records involved and the systems already in place — no product pitch before we understand the problem.
A scoped discovery produces a process map, a proposed application and integration boundary, and a written price for the next stage.
Microsoft's product pages are a useful feature map. A Kritical engagement turns the relevant part of it into a bounded decision and delivery plan.
Review the current product family, then start with the process you need to fix.
No. Start with the process and the records it depends on. Discovery identifies the smallest application and integration boundary that fixes it.
Yes. Business Central is the dedicated small and midsize business ERP route. Finance and Supply Chain Management suit a different scale of organisation, and we compare them before you choose.
Because no two Dynamics 365 implementations cost the same — the process, data and integrations decide that. Send us the process and you get a written, scoped quote.
Yes. Where a product or programme needs a specialist outside our delivery scope, the quote names that role and keeps ownership and handover visible.
The process that is breaking down, the systems currently involved, your approximate user count, and a contact who can explain how the work happens today.
Tell us what you want to achieve, what you have today and when it matters.