Business Central data, in your own warehouse

Getting Business Central data out at a grain finance can consolidate on is harder than it should be, and standard connectors tend to hand you summaries when what you need is lines. Business Central Sync lands it in Power BI, SQL Server, Snowflake or Fabric on a schedule you set, at transaction grain.

Business Central holds the number. Getting it into a report should not be a project.

Early access

Running since June 2026 and onboarding first customers now. We scope your Business Central setup with you before anyone commits, and early-access customers shape what ships next.

The problem

Consolidation needs lines. Most connectors give you totals.

A group running several Business Central companies usually wants one consolidated view, and that is exactly where the standard reporting path runs out. Summary-level extracts cannot be re-cut when the question changes, and per-company exports reconciled in a spreadsheet stop being trustworthy the moment somebody edits one.

  • Group consolidation across several BC companies, without a monthly spreadsheet merge.
  • Transaction-grain data, so a question nobody anticipated can still be answered.
  • One refresh everyone reads from, rather than each entity publishing its own version.

What it does

Connect it once, then it keeps itself current.

You authorise the connection, choose what to sync and how often, and pick the destination. From then on it runs on a schedule with a visible history, so when a number looks wrong the first question, when did this last refresh and did it succeed, has an answer on the screen rather than in somebody's inbox.

  • Scheduled syncs per company, with a run history you can actually inspect.
  • Lands in Power BI, SQL Server, Snowflake, Synapse, Fabric or BigQuery: the data stays yours.
  • Finance-grade handling of the awkward parts, including deletions and restatements.
  • Multi-company by design, because group consolidation is the reason most people arrive.

Why trust it this early

New target, proven pipeline.

Business Central Sync is not a fresh idea. It is the sync core behind NetSuite Sync, our flagship data product, pointed at a different ERP. The scheduling, the run history, the destination handling and the financial-integrity machinery are the parts that took years to get right, and they came across intact. What is new is the Business Central end of it, and that is precisely what early access is for.

  • Shares its core with NetSuite Sync, which runs in production today.
  • Early-access customers get direct access to the team building it, not a support queue.
  • We will tell you honestly if your BC setup is not a fit yet.

The detail, in one place.

Source
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Destinations
Power BI, SQL Server, Snowflake, Synapse, Microsoft Fabric, BigQuery
Grain
Transaction level, not pre-aggregated summaries
Scheduling
Per-company scheduled syncs with visible run history
Multi-company
Yes, built for group consolidation
Status
Early access, onboarding first customers

Frequently asked questions

What does early access actually mean here?
It means the product runs and we are onboarding the first customers, but we are not going to pretend it has a long reference list. You get direct access to the people building it, and your requirements genuinely influence what ships next. We will also tell you if your setup is not a fit yet, because a bad first customer helps neither of us.
How is this related to NetSuite Sync?
Same core, different ERP. NetSuite Sync is our flagship data product and is in production; Business Central Sync is that pipeline re-targeted at Dynamics 365 Business Central. The scheduling, run history, destination handling and financial-integrity machinery are shared. The Business Central connector itself is the new part.
Where does the data actually land?
In your own environment. Power BI, SQL Server, Snowflake, Synapse, Microsoft Fabric or BigQuery. We do not hold your data hostage in a platform you have to keep paying to read.
Can it consolidate several Business Central companies?
That is the main reason people ask for it. It is multi-company by design, so a group can report across entities from one refreshed model instead of reconciling per-company exports by hand.