Integration Re-architecture Practice
We re-architect legacy Dynamics NAV integrations into Business Central SaaS patterns.
Direct SQL access, .NET interop, and file-drop patterns replaced with AL HttpClient, OAuth 2.0, and Azure middleware — delivered as contained, fixed-fee work into your repository, for Microsoft Dynamics VARs without spare AL bandwidth.
The point isn't the technology swap for its own sake — it's clearing a cloud-migration blocker without pulling your own senior developers off billable implementation work.
Illustrative pattern mapping — the actual target pattern for any given integration point is scoped per engagement, not assumed in advance. All re-architecture work is delivered as fixed-fee, asynchronous work items, landed as PRs into your repository, to your coding standards.
What we do
Integration re-architecture capacity
Fixed-fee, deliverable-based work items delivered into your repository, to your coding standards. For engagements where you already have a signed client commitment and need C/AL or AL development capacity you don't currently have on the bench.
NAV Integration Cloud-Readiness Assessment
USD 2,500–4,000 flat fee · 3–5 business day turnaround
A written assessment: every existing integration point inventoried, classified for SaaS compatibility, and sequenced by remediation effort — before you scope the migration project itself. The lower-commitment starting point for a first engagement.
Insights
Recent writing
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SharePoint is retiring its one-time-passcode guest auth. Here's what that actually does to your Business Central integrations.
What breaks in a BC context, what doesn't, and a pre-flight checklist for auditing a client tenant's exposure ahead of the October 2026 cutover.
How the engagement works
An asynchronous partner, not another meeting on the calendar
Work is scoped as fixed-fee deliverables, not billed hours. Delivery happens on a schedule with core availability overlapping European afternoons through US Eastern mornings, with no live meetings — findings, questions, and handoffs go through written async updates in your own tools and your own repository. Nothing is delivered under a third-party brand: the work lands exactly the way your team's own output would.
Every engagement starts under NDA, before any scope or code is discussed.
Get started
Ready to scope an engagement?
Every engagement starts with a mutual NDA, then a scoped, fixed-fee proposal — no calls required at any stage.