Discovery Sprint
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A 30-minute call plus a written summary of your options and a rough scope.
Book a consultationWe implement, customise and integrate Business Central, Power Apps and Dynamics 365 CRM, with the Azure DevOps engineering that keeps them running.
Four practices around Dynamics 365 and the Microsoft cloud. Most engagements combine two or three of them.
Consulting, implementation, integrations and ERP migration, delivered by one team from discovery to support.
Learn more about Business CentralAzure landing zones, Azure DevOps pipelines and infrastructure as code, with Kubernetes where it belongs.
Learn more about DevOps and Cloud EngineeringDynamics 365 CRM, Power Automate, Power BI and custom Power Apps on Dataverse, kept in sync with Business Central.
Learn more about Power AppsAI automation, custom integration engineering and system to system syncing, built around your stack.
Learn more about Custom SolutionsThree engagement models, priced by scope rather than by seat. Every proposal states the deliverables, the assumptions behind the number and what would change it.
Free consultation
A 30-minute call plus a written summary of your options and a rough scope.
Book a consultationQuoted per project
Defined deliverables, phased milestones and a fixed price agreed before work starts.
Discuss a projectMonthly retainer
A senior engineering pod embedded with your team, scaling up or down by the month.
Talk about a squadWhat teams say after the engineers have gone and they are running the system themselves.
“ForgeSolutionz took an ERP rollout that had stalled twice and got us to go-live in fourteen weeks. What stood out was the honesty about what we did not need to build.”
Straight answers to what buyers ask before an engagement starts. Ask us directly
An implementation moves through discovery, solution design, configuration, data migration, testing, training and go-live, followed by a hypercare period. We agree the deliverables for each phase up front, so you see working results early and can change direction well before cutover.
Most new projects choose Business Central online, the Microsoft hosted version, because hosting, updates and availability are managed for you. On premises suits specific compliance or connectivity needs. Licensing depends on your users and their roles, and we confirm the options with you before any commitment.
Yes. We migrate from Dynamics NAV, Dynamics GP, SAP, Sage and other systems. The work covers a data quality review, field mapping, trial migrations into a sandbox, reconciliation with your finance team and a full rehearsal before the live cutover.
AL is the language used to build native Business Central extensions. Extending the product this way, rather than changing its base code, keeps customisations upgrade safe, so Microsoft's regular updates do not break your system. We build and maintain AL extensions for custom features and integrations.
Yes. Business Central exposes standard APIs and works natively with the Power Platform. We build Power Apps, Power Automate flows and Power BI reports on top of it, and integrate it with ecommerce platforms such as Shopify, banks, logistics tools and other third party systems.
Yes. We customise Dynamics 365 CRM, including Sales and Customer Engagement, and build custom Power Apps on Dataverse. We keep them connected to Business Central so customer, order and finance data stays in one consistent flow rather than in separate silos.
Every project includes a hypercare period, documentation and a handover session with your team. After that you can move to a support retainer or take the system in house. We plan for either outcome from the start.
We start with a free 30 minute consultation, then a discovery phase. Work is priced as a fixed scope project or a monthly retainer, and every proposal states the deliverables and the assumptions behind them. Book a consultation to get started.
Business Central version 29 (2026 release wave 2) is the October 2026 major update. It is more than a new coat of paint — here is what matters to a business owner, and what to check before it lands.
Most implementation trouble starts before the project does, with unclear goals, no owners and messy data. A few weeks of preparation can save months of rework.
The partner often matters as much as the software, so interview them as carefully as you would a senior hire.
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer. Bring the system you are stuck on and leave with a written summary of your options.
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