Platforms
A Dynamics core with a Salesforce front end and an SAP ledger behind it is a normal week here. Nobody runs one vendor, and the interesting work is usually in the seams.
Start from the process, not the licence
The platform question is usually settled by which processes are genuinely standard in your business and which are the reason customers buy from you. Standard goes on the platform as it ships. The rest is where extension budget belongs, and it is a much shorter list than most requirement documents suggest.
Most estates are already mixed
A Dynamics core with a Salesforce front end and an SAP ledger behind it is a normal week here. The expensive problems are rarely inside one product; they are in the seams, where two systems disagree about the customer, the order or the revenue.
Decide it in an assessment
A scoped assessment produces a fit-gap, a phasing plan and a cost range you keep whether or not we do the work. It is the cheapest way to answer the platform question on evidence, and it is deliberately buyable on its own.
Microsoft Dynamics 365ERP and CRM on one platform, configured for how you actually run.9 products covered
Power Platform and CopilotThe apps, automation and agents your licences already cover.6 products covered
SalesforceConfigured for the motion you run now, not the one you had.6 products covered
SAP, Oracle and enterprise ERPThe platforms either side of the core, and the seams between them.6 products covered
Azure, Fabric and Power BIThe platform underneath, and the reporting layer on top.6 products covered
Running something else?The hubs we have written up, not the limit of what we work on.Talk to usTell us what is in the estate. We will say plainly what we cover directly and what we do not.
