Tired of the “just throw more people at it” mindset? In Business Central projects, that tactic rarely works. Here’s why a focused, thoughtful approach – like we follow at DynaExperts – delivers better results, every time.
In the competitive world of ERP consulting, efficiency and quality are non-negotiable. At DynaExperts, we harnessed AI in Business Central development to transform repetitive, time-consuming tasks into strategic advantages. Our journey began by automating code documentation—what used to consume 20% of each sprint now takes minutes, thanks to AI assistants generating initial comments, summaries, and AppSource-ready docs. From there, we extended AI’s role into solution architecture, using intelligent prompts to draft data models, page extensions, and performance optimizations in a fraction of the usual planning time.
Next came code scaffolding: integrating GitHub Copilot into our AL development workflow slashed boilerplate work by 60%, letting developers focus on business logic and edge-case handling. To ensure consistency and safety, we built a “prompt cookbook,” enforced human-in-the-loop reviews, and anonymized sensitive data when interacting with cloud-based AI.
The results speak for themselves: documentation time dropped by 35%, error rates fell 20%, and developer satisfaction soared. This case study not only validates that AI can elevate BC development but also demonstrates how human expertise remains central—commanding AI rather than competing with it.
Discover how to implement these AI-driven practices in your own Business Central projects—read the full guide and learn to future-proof your team.
As AI tools like Microsoft Copilot become more deeply integrated into Business Central, developers everywhere are asking the same question: “Am I being replaced?” The short answer? No. The longer answer: you’ll need to evolve — and fast. This blog explores the shifting role of Business Central developers in the era of Copilot and autonomous agents. We break down which parts of the job are being automated, what skills remain irreplaceable, and how developers can position themselves as solution architects and business problem-solvers. From automating repetitive AL code to becoming strategic partners in design and deployment, the developer’s journey is far from over. In fact, it’s just getting more exciting. Read on to understand how to command Copilot instead of competing with it — and how to future-proof your place in the Business Central ecosystem.
Originally published in 2018, “Say Bye Bye to Developer License!” sparked intense debate around Business Central licensing. In this 2025 update, we revisit what’s changed, what still applies — and why you still need object licensing for on-prem development. A must-read for Business Central developers navigating cloud vs. on-prem realities.
Short answer? Yes, abolutely, its a great solution. Long answer? It depends on what you’re looking for – but Business Central punches well above its weight. Here’s why Business Central (BC) is a solid, modern ERP choice, especially for SMBs (and even mid-market orgs scaling up): Pros that Make It Shine The “Depends” Part TL;DR: … Read more
Are you guys started having a warning message “String is not a URI: URI with a scheme is expected.” in your VSCode AL extension development?
Microsoft responded on the same and they will investigate the same and will come back with an update
Let me confess, I never had taken Microsoft flow that seriously in last 1 year. I was too busy with Dynamics NAV and used to feel that it has limited functionality. But of late, I believe my love affair with D365 Business Central has changed that impression completely. With Business Central, I started looking things … Read more
Yes! you heard is right. You no longer need a partner/developer license to create a new component / customize in Dynamics 365 Business Central. Conditions Apply! I am sorry the above statement is only true if you are developing using VS Code and AL language extension. But who is developing with C/AL and C/SIDE anymore? … Read more
Dynamics 365 Business Central On-premise Partner Preview 01 is released on 14th August. And this event surprisingly remained unnoticed by most of the Business Central Enthusiasts :). Even I somehow noticed it late And now, this weekend [1st September 2018], Microsoft has come out with its next release [Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On-Premise Partner Preview 02]. … Read more
Remember how kiddish 🙂 I was, when I expressed my frustration in LinkedIn because my favorite Dynamics NAV moving from On-Premise to cloud [Dynamics 365 for Financials] and the web client was pathetic? The lack of rich features in web client what we always experienced in Dynamics NAV windows client was pretty repulsive for me.  … Read more