Business Central is a widely trusted ERP (or business management) solution, named overall Best Cloud ERP Software by Forbes Advisor for 2025.
It brings together finance, sales, purchasing, inventory and operations in a single platform, helping streamline manufacturing and distribution processes, enhance efficiency, gain real-time insight and, ultimately, improve your bottom line.
Read a more comprehensive overview of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
The exact steps of a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central implementation may vary depending on your partner.
Typically, you can expect an invite to discovery calls to help define your operations, challenges, future processes and what you want to achieve. Next, your supporting documentation will be written up. From there, your system will be built and configured, tested with your data and any apps and integrations added in. You can expect a detailed solution walkthrough to follow – plus any training for your key users, who will then test your system for themselves. Finally, your go-live and transition to support.
The price you pay for Business Central depends on things like business size, process complexity, how many users you have and how much customisation you need.
When you move to Business Central, you’ll pay a one-off implementation fee. Licence costs, ongoing support and any add-on apps will be billed monthly or annually.
Licences for Business Central are provided on a subscription basis, with pricing determined by the number of users and the chosen licence type. Each licence type gives access to different features, and manufacturing functionality requires a Premium licence.
Choosing annual payment for your licencing typically rewards you with a lower monthly cost. Monthly subscriptions offer greater flexibility for scaling your user numbers up or down – ideal for businesses with seasonal fluctuations.
For the latest pricing information and licence options, please refer to our Business Central pricing page.








