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Choosing a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner is one of the most important decisions in a D365 ERP project. The right partner helps define scope, reduce risk, configure the system correctly, manage data migration, support integrations, and guide users through change.
Not every Microsoft partner has the same depth of experience with enterprise ERP. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations supports complex finance, supply chain, manufacturing, reporting, compliance, and global operations needs, so companies should evaluate partners based on more than price or Microsoft partner status alone.
This blog covers how to evaluate Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners, what to look for in a partner, which questions to ask, and how to identify the right fit for your business.
At a glance: How to evaluate a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
To evaluate a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner, look for a team that understands both the software and the business processes behind your ERP project. The right partner should also bring proven D365 F&O expertise, industry knowledge, a clear implementation approach, strong data migration and integration skills, reporting support, training guidance, post-go-live services, and transparent pricing.
Table of contents
- What is Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations?
- Why work with a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
- When should you start evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners?
- What to look for in a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
- How to evaluate a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
- Questions to ask before choosing a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
- Common red flags when evaluating partners
- Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner evaluation checklist
- Implement Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations with Rand Group
- Key takeaways
- Frequently asked questions
What is Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations?
Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations is Microsoft’s enterprise ERP platform for medium, large, and complex organizations. The term often refers to two connected Dynamics 365 applications: Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. In this article, we use D365 F&O as the common market term for these enterprise ERP applications.
Dynamics 365 Finance supports financial planning, accounting, financial close, tax management, cash management, business performance management, and global finance needs. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management supports supply chain planning, procurement, sourcing, shop floor management, order management, warehouse management, and asset management.
D365 F&O is often a strong fit for companies with complex requirements. These may include multiple legal entities, multiple currencies, high transaction volume, advanced financial reporting, manufacturing operations, warehouse processes, compliance needs, or global supply chains.
Why work with a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
You should work with a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner because D365 F&O implementations are complex and usually require experienced ERP consulting support. A qualified partner helps connect your business goals to the right system design.
A D365 F&O partner supports requirements gathering, solution design, configuration, integrations, data migration, testing, training, and post-go-live support. The partner also helps translate real business processes into system workflows that users can follow.
The wrong partner can create serious project risk. Poor scope definition, weak data planning, limited testing, poor training, and unnecessary customization can lead to delays, cost overruns, low adoption, and failed implementations.
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When should you start evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners?
You should start evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners before finalizing software selection, licensing, budget, timeline, project scope, or RFP requirements. Early partner input can help confirm whether D365 Finance, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, or another ERP platform is the right fit for your business requirements.
This is especially important if you are upgrading from Dynamics AX, replacing a legacy ERP, moving away from disconnected systems, evaluating multiple ERP platforms, or preparing an RFP. Early guidance can help prevent misaligned scope, unrealistic budgets, incomplete requirements, and implementation plans that do not reflect the complexity of your business.
Start evaluating partners:
- Before selecting final licenses
- Before setting an ERP implementation budget
- Before committing to a timeline
- Before issuing or finalizing an ERP RFP
- Before migrating from Dynamics AX or another legacy ERP
- Before replacing disconnected accounting, inventory, or operations systems
- Before choosing between D365 F&O and another ERP platform
- Before deciding how much historical data to migrate
- Before committing to a reporting or integration strategy
What to look for in a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
A strong Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner should have enterprise ERP knowledge, D365 product depth, business process expertise, implementation discipline, and long-term support capacity. You are not only buying software services. You are selecting a team that will shape how your business runs.
The best partners can explain the system in plain language. They should be able to tell you what should stay standard, what should be configured, what may need customization, and what should be handled through process change.
Deep Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations expertise
Prioritize a partner with deep experience in Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. D365 F&O projects often span finance, procurement, inventory, warehouse management, manufacturing, reporting, and compliance, so your partner needs to understand how each area connects.
An experienced D365 F&O partner can explain how modules, workflows, approvals, security, data entities, reporting tools, integrations, and the underlying data model work together. This matters because one design decision can affect several parts of the system.
For example, a finance configuration decision may affect reporting. A warehouse process may affect inventory valuation. A manufacturing process may affect costing, scheduling, and financial close.
Without deep D365 F&O expertise, a partner may over-customize the system, miss key dependencies, or design processes that create issues later. This can make the system harder to maintain, test, upgrade, and support.
Ask the partner:
- How much experience do you have with Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
- How do you decide when to use standard functionality versus customization?
- What D365 F&O modules and process areas do you support most often?
Industry and business process knowledge
Choose a partner that understands your industry, operating model, and core business processes. A generic ERP setup may not support how your company handles finance, inventory, compliance, production, service, or reporting.
The right partner can connect D365 F&O functionality to real business requirements. They should understand how accounting, procurement, supply chain, warehouse operations, manufacturing, order management, and reporting work together across your organization.
Industry knowledge is especially important for companies in manufacturing, distribution, oil and gas, professional services, construction, healthcare, life sciences, nonprofit, food and beverage, and other complex sectors. Each industry has different needs for costing, approvals, traceability, project accounting, inventory, reporting, and compliance.
Without strong industry or process knowledge, a partner may configure a system that looks correct but does not support daily work. This can lead to manual workarounds, disconnected processes, user frustration, and poor adoption.
Ask the partner:
- Have you worked with companies in our industry?
- What business processes do you see as most critical for our type of organization?
- How do you identify process gaps before system design begins?
Global reach and account ownership
Some organizations need a global Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner with support across multiple regions, time zones, and languages. This can be important for companies with international operations, global rollouts, regional finance teams, localized compliance requirements, or users who need support outside standard business hours.
However, global reach should be evaluated alongside account ownership and service continuity. A very large partner may offer broad coverage, but that does not always mean your team will receive consistent attention from people who understand your business. Some organizations find that they are supported by many different resources, but no single person or core team has full ownership of the relationship, project history, or long-term roadmap.
If your organization does not require multilingual or around-the-clock global support, a more focused partner may provide a better fit. Look for a team that offers the right balance of coverage, senior expertise, responsiveness, and continuity. The best partner should be large enough to provide the functional, technical, reporting, integration, and support resources your project requires, but engaged enough to understand your business and take ownership of outcomes.
Ask the partner:
- What regions, time zones, and languages can your team support?
- Who will own our relationship during implementation and after go-live?
- Will we have a consistent core team throughout the project?
- How do you transition knowledge from implementation to support?
- How do you balance specialist involvement with continuity and accountability?
A proven implementation methodology
Your partner should bring a clear implementation methodology to the project. A mature project approach helps teams move from discovery to design, build, testing, deployment, and user adoption without losing control of scope.
That methodology should include defined phases, templates, documentation, decision logs, testing plans, risk tracking, status reporting, and milestone approvals. These project controls help keep large ERP projects organized and accountable.
A good methodology also gives your internal team structure. Users need to know when they will give input, when they will test, when they will approve decisions, and when they will receive training.
Without a proven methodology, the project can become reactive. Decisions may be missed, requirements may change without control, testing may be rushed, and the final system may not match business expectations.
Ask the partner:
- What implementation methodology do you use?
- How do you manage scope, risks, decisions, and change requests?
- What project documents, templates, and status reports will we receive?
Strong data migration experience
Data migration should be a core part of your partner evaluation. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations projects often involve customers, vendors, items, open balances, fixed assets, inventory, purchase orders, sales orders, production data, chart of accounts, dimensions, and historical records.
An experienced partner can help clean, map, validate, test, and reconcile data before go-live. Data migration is not just a technical task. It is a business task that affects reporting, user trust, and system readiness.
The partner should also define data ownership. Your internal team will usually need to help review, clean, and approve migrated data, so the partner should provide a clear process and timeline.
Weak data migration planning can delay go-live, create reporting issues, reduce user confidence, and cause teams to keep using spreadsheets after implementation.
Ask the partner:
- What data will be migrated, and what data will stay in the legacy system?
- How do you handle data cleansing, mapping, validation, and reconciliation?
- What will our internal team need to own during data migration?
Integration and reporting capabilities
Your partner should be able to support both integrations and reporting. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations rarely operates alone, and most companies need D365 F&O to connect with other systems and reporting tools.
A capable integration partner can explain which systems need to connect, what data will move, how often data will sync, which system owns each data point, and how integration errors will be handled. Common integrations may include CRM, eCommerce, warehouse systems, 3PL tools, payroll, tax software, banks, EDI, Dynamics 365 Field Service, and third-party industry applications.
Reporting should also be part of the evaluation. D365 F&O includes several reporting options, but many organizations still need financial statements, operational dashboards, Power BI reports, executive analytics, and custom reports.
Limited integration or reporting experience can lead to disconnected data, manual reporting, duplicate entry, poor visibility, and limited trust in system outputs.
Ask the partner:
- What D365 F&O integrations do you commonly build?
- How do you handle integration ownership, data flow, and error management?
- How do you support financial reporting, operational reporting, and Power BI?
Change management and user adoption support
User readiness should be part of the partner’s project approach. A technically correct system can still fail if users are not prepared to work in it.
Your partner should provide role-based training, super user support, process documentation, communication guidance, user acceptance testing support, and go-live assistance. These services help users understand what is changing and how to complete their work in the new system.
Training should be tied to each user’s role. A finance user, buyer, warehouse worker, controller, production manager, and executive all need different training paths.
Without change management support, users may resist the system, miss important testing steps, rely on old processes, or create manual workarounds after go-live.
Ask the partner:
- What does your training plan include?
- How do you support super users and role-based learning?
- How do you help users prepare before go-live?
Post-go-live support and optimization
Look for a partner that can support your business after go-live. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations will continue to evolve as Microsoft releases updates, your business changes, and users identify new ways to improve processes.
A qualified partner can provide troubleshooting, user support, new reports, workflow changes, integrations, training, system health checks, security reviews, and roadmap planning. This helps your ERP system continue to improve after implementation.
A strong support model also gives your team a clear place to turn when new needs arise. This is especially important for companies that do not have large internal D365 F&O teams.
If a partner lacks post-go-live support, your team may struggle to resolve issues, adopt new features, improve reporting, or keep the system aligned with business needs.
Ask the partner:
- What support is available after go-live?
- Can you support reporting, integrations, development, cloud services, and optimization?
- How do you help clients prepare for publisher updates and future roadmap decisions?
How to evaluate a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
Evaluating a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner should be a structured process. Instead of comparing partners only by hourly rate or proposal total, review how each partner approaches discovery, delivery, risk, communication, and long-term support.
A structured evaluation helps you compare partners on the same criteria. It also helps prevent a low-cost proposal from looking better than it is.
Step 1: Define your business goals and project scope
Step 2: Review partner experience with similar projects
Step 3: Assess the proposed project team
Step 4: Evaluate methodology and governance
Step 5: Compare implementation, integration, and support depth
Step 6: Review pricing transparency
Should you use an RFP to evaluate Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners?
Many organizations use a request for proposal, or RFP, when evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners. RFPs can be useful for organizing requirements, documenting scope, comparing partner responses, and creating a consistent evaluation process across vendors.
However, an RFP should not replace discovery. Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations projects are complex, and the right partner needs to understand your business processes, data quality, integrations, reporting requirements, internal resources, and long-term goals before recommending an implementation approach. A generic RFP can make it difficult to evaluate how a partner thinks, how they identify risk, and how they would guide your organization through design, testing, training, go-live, and support.
If your organization uses an RFP, make sure it evaluates more than software functionality and hourly rates. Ask partners to explain their implementation methodology, project team structure, assumptions, data migration approach, integration strategy, reporting plan, user adoption support, post-go-live services, and how they manage scope changes. The strongest responses should show how the partner would help reduce risk and support business outcomes, not simply confirm that they can complete a list of tasks.
For complex D365 F&O projects, consider using the RFP as a starting point rather than the final decision tool. Follow up with discovery workshops, solution discussions, reference checks, and project team interviews so you can evaluate the partner’s experience, communication style, and ability to challenge assumptions in a helpful way.
Questions to ask before choosing a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
The best way to compare Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners is to ask specific questions about experience, delivery, risk, and support. These questions help reveal whether a partner can support both the technology and the business change behind the project.
Ask these questions before selecting a partner:
- How many Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations implementations have you completed?
- Do you have experience with companies in our industry?
- Have you worked with organizations of our size and complexity?
- Do you have experience with Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
- Who will be assigned to our project team?
- What implementation methodology do you use?
- How do you manage scope changes and budget risk?
- How do you approach data migration and data validation?
- How do you handle testing and user acceptance testing?
- What integrations do you commonly build for D365 F&O?
- How do you support reporting, Power BI, and analytics?
- What does user training include?
- How do you support change management?
- What does go-live support look like?
- What support is available after go-live?
- How do you help clients prepare for publisher updates?
- Can you provide references or case studies for similar projects?
- What risks do you see in our project based on what you know today?
- What will our internal team need to own during the project?
The answers should be direct and specific. If a partner gives vague answers during evaluation, communication may not improve after the project starts.
Common red flags when evaluating partners
Red flags do not always mean a partner is a poor fit, but they should prompt deeper questions. If a partner cannot explain how they will manage scope, data, testing, integrations, training, and support, the project may carry more risk than the proposal suggests.
Watch for these red flags:
- Vague project scope
- Unrealistically low estimate
- Limited D365 F&O experience
- No experience with your industry or business model
- Weak data migration plan
- Little focus on testing and user acceptance
- No clear user adoption or training plan
- No post-go-live support model
- Heavy customization without clear business need
- Poor communication during the sales process
- No named project team
- No clear ownership for integrations
- No defined change request process
- No discussion of reporting needs
- Little focus on security, roles, and approvals
- Treating the RFP as final scope
A strong partner should be willing to discuss risk. ERP projects are complex, and no partner can remove every challenge. The right partner will identify risks early and explain how they plan to manage them.
Be cautious if a partner promises a fast, low-cost implementation without first reviewing your processes, integrations, data, reporting needs, and internal resource capacity. A simple proposal may hide complex work.
Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner evaluation checklist
Use this checklist to evaluate Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners before selecting an implementation or support provider.
A qualified D365 F&O partner should offer:
- Proven experience with Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
- Experience with similar industries, processes, and company complexity
- Clear implementation methodology and project governance
- Strong functional and technical consulting team
- Named project roles and clear resource responsibilities
- Defined data migration and validation plan
- Integration experience across ERP, CRM, warehouse, tax, banking, EDI, and reporting tools
- Reporting and Power BI expertise
- Role-based training and user adoption plan
- Strong testing and user acceptance testing process
- Transparent pricing and scope assumptions
- Clear change request process
- Post-go-live support and optimization services
- References, case studies, or proof of similar project success
- Long-term roadmap guidance
- Right-sized support model with clear account ownership and appropriate regional, time zone, or language coverage
You can also score each partner on a simple scale from 1 to 5 for each category. This gives your team a more objective way to compare partners during the selection process.
The highest score should not always win automatically. Use the checklist to guide discussion, but also consider communication quality, cultural fit, and the partner’s ability to challenge assumptions in a helpful way.
Implement Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations with Rand Group
Rand Group helps organizations evaluate, implement, optimize, and support Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. Our team works with clients to define practical ERP roadmaps, improve business processes, configure systems, migrate data, build integrations, create reports, and support users after go-live.
With more than two decades of ERP and business application experience, Rand Group brings both technical knowledge and business process expertise to D365 F&O projects. We have completed more than 3,000 successful engagements and maintain a 90% client retention rate, reflecting our focus on long-term client relationships beyond the initial implementation.
Rand Group supports the full lifecycle of a D365 F&O project. Services include evaluation and selection, implementation, reporting and analytics, software engineering, cloud services, support, and rescue and recovery for struggling projects.
Rand Group supports:
- Software evaluation and selection: We help organizations determine whether D365 F&O or another Microsoft business application is the right fit. Our team reviews business goals, process complexity, licensing needs, and long-term roadmap requirements before implementation begins.
- D365 Finance and Supply Chain Management implementation: We configure D365 F&O around finance, supply chain, manufacturing, procurement, warehouse, and reporting needs. Our approach focuses on business process alignment while reducing unnecessary complexity.
- Business process assessment and solution design: We review current processes, identify gaps, and design future-state workflows. This helps ensure the system supports how your business needs to work.
- Data migration and system configuration: We help clean, map, migrate, validate, and reconcile data before go-live. Our team also configures roles, workflows, approvals, dimensions, entities, and reporting needs.
- Integrations with Microsoft and third-party systems: We connect D365 F&O with Microsoft applications, reporting tools, banks, tax software, CRM, warehouse systems, and industry-specific applications. This helps reduce duplicate entry and improve data flow.
- Reporting, analytics, and Power BI: We help teams build financial reports, operational dashboards, executive reporting, and Power BI analytics. This gives users clearer visibility into performance and exceptions.
- User training and adoption support: We provide role-based training to help users work confidently in the new system. Strong adoption planning helps reduce confusion and support a smoother go-live.
- Post-go-live support and optimization: We support users after launch with troubleshooting, enhancements, reporting updates, process improvements, and Microsoft update readiness. This helps keep D365 F&O aligned with changing business needs.
- Rescue and recovery for struggling D365 F&O projects: We assess stalled or troubled projects and define a practical recovery plan. Our team identifies risks, stabilizes the project, and helps move the implementation toward a better outcome.
Case study: From QuickBooks to Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations
Conquest Completion Services, LLC chose Rand Group as its Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner after outgrowing QuickBooks, Excel, and paper-based processes. Rand Group implemented Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations and Dynamics 365 Field Service on time and on budget, helping Conquest connect finance and operations in one system. After implementation, Conquest reduced purchase order approval time from 10 days to 3 days, lowered days sales outstanding from 15–20 days to 3 days, and reduced A/R and A/P staffing from 7 to 2.5 employees. To learn more, read the full Conquest case study.
What clients say about Rand Group
We have always felt like a top priority when working with Rand Group’s team and have the utmost confidence in their industry and technical knowledge.
– Christa Curette, VP of Engineering & Technology, Conquest Completion Services, LLC
One of the biggest reasons we value Rand Group is the stability of the team. We work with the same people year after year, and that continuity matters. Their consistency and responsiveness have made a real difference for our organization.
– Julia Petty, Controller, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Get expert guidance for your D365 F&O project
Choosing the right partner can reduce risk before implementation begins. Rand Group can help evaluate your needs, define a practical roadmap, and guide your Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations project from planning through long-term support.
Key takeaways
- Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations projects require a partner with enterprise ERP expertise, not just general Microsoft knowledge.
- The right partner should understand D365 Finance, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, business processes, integrations, reporting, data migration, and user adoption.
- Companies should start evaluating D365 F&O partners before finalizing licenses, budgets, timelines, or implementation scope.
- A strong partner should provide a clear implementation methodology, defined project roles, strong governance, and transparent pricing.
- Data migration, integrations, reporting, testing, training, and post-go-live support should be included in the partner evaluation process.
- Red flags include vague scope, weak data planning, limited D365 F&O experience, unclear pricing, poor communication, and no long-term support model.
- Rand Group supports Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations projects from evaluation and implementation through reporting, integrations, optimization, support, and project recovery.
Frequently asked questions
What should I look for in a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
Look for a partner with deep D365 F&O expertise, industry knowledge, a clear implementation methodology, strong data migration experience, integration and reporting capabilities, training support, and post-go-live services.
How do I evaluate a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
Evaluate each Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner by reviewing their experience, industry fit, project team, implementation approach, data migration plan, integration skills, reporting support, training process, support model, and pricing transparency.
Why is choosing the right D365 F&O partner important?
Choosing the right D365 F&O partner is important because the partner affects project scope, cost, timeline, system design, data migration, integrations, user adoption, and long-term ERP value.
When should I start evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners?
You should start evaluating Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners before finalizing licenses, budget, timeline, scope, or migration strategy. Early partner input can help identify risks and prevent incomplete implementation planning.
Do I need a Microsoft partner to implement Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations?
Most organizations benefit from working with an experienced Microsoft Dynamics 365 partner to implement Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations because D365 F&O projects are complex. However, Microsoft partner status alone is not enough. Look for a partner with proven enterprise ERP experience, D365 Finance and Supply Chain Management expertise, data migration and integration capabilities, reporting knowledge, testing discipline, training support, and post-go-live services.
What questions should I ask a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
Ask about the partner’s D365 F&O experience, industry knowledge, implementation methodology, project team, data migration approach, integration capabilities, reporting support, training plan, post-go-live support, references, and pricing assumptions.
What are red flags when choosing a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
Red flags include vague scope, limited D365 F&O experience, weak data migration planning, unclear pricing, poor communication, no named project team, little focus on testing, no post-go-live support, and heavy customization without a clear business reason.
Can a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner help with data migration?
Yes. A qualified Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner can help clean, map, migrate, validate, and reconcile data before go-live.
Can a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner help with integrations?
Yes. A D365 F&O partner can help integrate Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations with systems such as CRM, eCommerce, warehouse systems, 3PL tools, payroll, tax software, banks, EDI, Dynamics 365 Field Service, reporting tools, and third-party industry applications.
Can I switch Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners during a project?
Yes. You can switch Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partners if an implementation is struggling or the current partner is not meeting expectations. A new partner can assess the project, identify risks, and create a recovery plan.
Can a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner help with a Dynamics AX upgrade?
Yes. A qualified D365 F&O partner can help assess your current Dynamics AX environment, evaluate business processes, plan data migration, identify required integrations, configure Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management, support testing, and guide users through the transition to the cloud.
What makes Rand Group a strong Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner?
Rand Group combines D365 F&O expertise with more than two decades of ERP and business application experience. Our team supports evaluation, implementation, data migration, integrations, reporting, training, optimization, support, and project recovery, giving clients a full-lifecycle partner for complex Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations initiatives.
Choose the right Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner
Choosing a Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations partner is not only a software decision. It is a business decision that affects project scope, cost, user adoption, reporting, integrations, and long-term ERP value. The strongest partner will understand both the technology and the business processes behind it.
Rand Group helps organizations evaluate, implement, and support Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations with a practical, business-first approach. Whether you are planning a new implementation, upgrading from Dynamics AX, improving reporting, or recovering a struggling project, our team can help you define the right path forward. Contact us today to discuss your Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations goals and learn how Rand Group can support your next step.
