Legacy Systems

Still running Dynamics NAV or GP? The support clock is real.

Every version of Dynamics NAV and Dynamics GP is on a fixed support timeline. Once mainstream and extended support end, there's no further path to patch or extend the system — only migration. We help you move on your schedule, not one forced on you by a deadline.

Why This Matters

What "end of support" actually means.

Once a NAV or GP version passes its final support date, Microsoft stops issuing security patches, tax and regulatory updates, and technical fixes. The system keeps running — but every month it does, it becomes a slightly larger risk, and the eventual migration gets a little more expensive.

Security exposure

No further patches means unresolved vulnerabilities accumulate, with no fix coming.

Compliance drift

Tax rules and statutory reporting requirements change every year — an unsupported system stops keeping up.

Rising migration cost

The longer heavily customized systems run past support, the more work it takes to untangle them later.

The Path Forward

Business Central is the supported destination for both NAV and GP.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is the current, cloud-capable successor to both product lines. Migrating gets you back onto an actively supported roadmap — plus the Power Platform, Copilot, and integration options neither legacy system offers. This upgrade path feeds directly into our full Business Central practice, covering everything from initial go-live through ongoing extension and support. Explore our Business Central services →

From Dynamics NAV

NAV's data model and much of its extension logic map closely to Business Central, which typically means a cleaner, faster migration path than starting from scratch — especially when customizations are reviewed and rebuilt as upgrade-safe extensions rather than carried over as-is.

From Dynamics GP

GP migrations involve a more significant remodel — different data structures and business logic — but represent an opportunity to correct years of workaround processes and move to a genuinely modern, cloud-based platform.

How We Run It

A migration built to avoid disruption, not just complete on paper.

01

Assess

Full review of your current customizations, integrations, and data quality before anything is scoped.

02

Plan

A migration blueprint with a fixed scope, cost, and timeline — reviewed with you before work begins.

03

Migrate

Data migration, extension rebuilds, and parallel testing to confirm the new system matches before cutover.

04

Support

Post-migration support and training from the same team, so day-one issues get same-day answers. Optional add-ons at this stage include Power BI reporting setup and digital intelligence/CRM readiness work once the core migration is stable.

At a Glance

Legacy systems vs. Business Central.

Capability Dynamics NAV / GP Business Central
Microsoft support statusFixed, expiring lifecycleActively supported
DeploymentOn-premises (typically)Cloud, on-premises, or hybrid
AccessWindows client / on-siteWeb, mobile, and desktop
Power Platform (BI, Apps, Automate)Limited or add-onNative
Copilot & AI features—✓
Update modelManual, infrequentRegular platform updates
Extensibility modelDirect code customizationUpgrade-safe AL extensions
LicensingPerpetual / legacySubscription (SaaS or on-premises)

General comparison for planning purposes — your specific NAV or GP version, customizations, and licensing agreement affect the exact migration path. We'll map yours precisely during the assessment.

It's also the right moment to modernize reporting.

Moving off NAV or GP is a natural point to retire static legacy reports and manual Excel exports in favor of governed Power BI dashboards built on your new Business Central data. See our Power BI & reporting services →

On Your Timeline

Migrate before the deadline decides for you.

A planned migration costs less and disrupts less than an emergency one. The earlier the assessment, the more options stay open.

Don't Wait for the Deadline

Get a clear read on your migration timeline and cost.

A short assessment tells you exactly what a move to Business Central would involve for your specific environment — no obligation, no generic quote.