Dynamics 365 Consulting &
Implementation Partner

A Dynamics consultant translates your sales, service, and operations into working Dataverse apps: architecture, configuration, Power Platform automation, data migration, integrations, and training. The differences between firms are who does the work and how it is priced - at Cloudsheer every engagement is led by a senior consultant and quoted as a fixed price against a written scope.

Business Central covers most small and mid-size businesses: full ERP with finance, inventory, and reporting at SMB pricing. Finance & SCM is for complex, multi-entity, high-volume operations. We published a full decision guide on exactly this question, and the honest answer for most mid-market teams is Business Central - we will tell you plainly if you are the exception.

From a firm that implements both: Dynamics wins when your business lives in Microsoft 365 - the CRM inside Outlook and Teams, licensing bundled into your Microsoft agreement, and ERP on the same Dataverse. Salesforce wins on ecosystem depth, industry clouds, and AppExchange breadth. We published an honest side-by-side, and our recommendation starts from your process and estate, not our certification list.

It depends on scope: a Business Central quickstart is a different project from a multi-app Dataverse build with ERP integration. Every engagement is quoted as a fixed price after a free scoping call. Licenses come through your Microsoft agreement and we never mark them up - often the Power Platform capability you need is already in licenses you own.

Yes - and the reverse. Records, pipelines, activity history, and automations move staged with trial loads and validation before cutover. Because we implement all three platforms, the migration is run by people who know both the source and destination data models.

Power Apps, Power Automate, Power BI, and Copilot Studio - the low-code layer over Dataverse and Microsoft 365. It matters because most organizations already license much of it: manual processes get automated, spreadsheets become governed apps, and Copilot Studio builds AI agents on your own data. It is frequently the highest-ROI project in the Microsoft estate.

A Business Central quickstart typically runs 4 to 8 weeks. A Sales or Service rollout runs 6 to 10, and multi-app builds with ERP integration go longer, staged so something useful ships early. Weekly demos keep you looking at working software from week two.

Often, meaningfully. Dynamics licensing slots into your existing Microsoft agreement, Power Platform seeded rights come with many 365 licenses, and Azure credits can offset infrastructure. Part of our scoping is a licensing review that maps what you already own before you buy anything new.

Yes - inherited orgs with abandoned customizations, broken flows, and reports nobody trusts are a standard engagement. We audit, keep what works, fix what does not, and produce a written findings plan you can execute with us or without us.

Yes - most clients continue into managed Dynamics: a named team owning administration, release waves (Microsoft ships two a year and they break things when unmanaged), user support, and the optimization backlog for a flat monthly rate.