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Will Copilot Replace Business Central Developers?

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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.

Microsoft Flow – An automation tool with immense possiblities

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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

Say Bye Bye to Developer License

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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

What’s New – Dynamics 365 Business Central October Release

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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