Microsoft Dynamics 365 Development
Finance & Operations Apps and Business Central. Extensions, integrations, dual-write, LCS-driven ALM.

We are a Dynamics 365 development team. We work inside your sprint, on your tickets. We ship code, not slide decks.
Here is the short list of what teams ask us to do:
Every engineer holds at least one Microsoft credential. Engagements start with a paid two-week trial scoped to one concrete deliverable. If the fit is wrong, you walk away.
Five capability groups covering platform development, integrations, security and workflow, reporting, and Lifecycle Services DevOps. The actual menu we work from when teams need MB-500-level F&O development, not a functional-only hand-off.
Dynamics 365 engagements at SapotaCorp are developer-led: X++ extensions with Chain of Command, data-entity-first integrations, XDS-based row-level security, and LCS plus Azure DevOps pipelines that catch breaking extensions before sandbox. We cover F&O (MB-500, MB-310, MB-330, MB-700) and Business Central (MB-800, MB-820). Pick the line that matches your ERP, same team behind it.
Finance & Operations plus Business Central, with LCS-driven ALM and dual-write to Dataverse.
The core of any D365 F&O customization. Extensions over overlays. Chain of Command for methods. Event handlers for form and table events. Every customization survives the next Microsoft One Version push.
How F&O talks to the world. Data entities for integration-friendly schemas, custom services for low-latency calls, DMF for bulk loads.
The part that auditors look at. Role hierarchy, duty-to-privilege mapping, XDS for row-level security, and workflows that actually reflect approval authority.
SSRS where it still fits, Electronic Reporting for statutory formats, Power BI for modern analytics on top of Data Lake exports.
LCS plus Azure DevOps is the F&O DevOps story. Package builds, environment refreshes, deployable packages, and the runbook discipline that keeps sandbox and production in lockstep.
Six role-based Microsoft credentials. F&O development, functional streams, Business Central, and Solution Architect. Refreshed each Microsoft release cycle.
Every customization ships as an extension. Chain of Command for methods. Event handlers for forms. Table extensions for fields. Your ISV upgrades stay clean and your LCS deploys do not break on the next One Version release.
Finance & Operations covers enterprise ERP. Business Central covers mid-market. Same team for both, so you do not stitch two vendors together for Dataverse-aware work.
Customer, product, and vendor sync with Dataverse and Power Platform. Initial-sync strategy, conflict rules, and a production cutover runbook. Not just 'flip the feature on'.
Package pipelines, environment refresh strategies, DB sync discipline, and quality-gate builds that catch breaking-extension warnings before they hit sandbox.
X++, AOT objects, forms (list pages, details, simple list), tables, views, maps, EDTs, enums, queries, classes, SysOperation framework.
Data entities, OData, custom services (SysEntryPoint), DMF packages, dual-write with Dataverse, batch jobs, Azure Service Bus, Power Automate connectors.
Role-based security (roles, duties, privileges, entry points), Extensible Data Security (XDS) policies, workflow design, segregation of duties.
SSRS reports (RDP + Contract + Controller), Electronic Reporting (GER), Power BI embedded, LCS projects, Azure DevOps pipelines, deployable packages.
F&O, Business Central, X++ extensions, dual-write integrations, and ALM patterns from production deployments.
Paid trial scoped to a concrete F&O or BC deliverable. Pick one: an extension, a data entity, a workflow, an SSRS report, or an integration.
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