Hi All, Business Central BC 28 introduces creator and modifier avatars on list pages, making record ownership and AI-generated activity easier to identify and manage. Introduction One of the smaller but highly practical usability improvements in Business Central 2026 Release Wave 1 (BC 28) is the introduction of user and agent avatars directly on list pages. While the feature may appear cosmetic initially, it addresses a real operational challenge: understanding ownership and responsibility across shared data. In many Business Central environments, multiple users, departments, integrations, and automated processes work on the same records. Identifying who created or modified a record often required opening the card page, checking system fields, or relying on change logs. BC 28 simplifies this experience significantly.
By [Saurav Dhyani] | Business Central Consultant & Architect A few weeks ago, the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central community gathered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for Directions Asia 2026 — and it was one of the most energising editions of this conference I have attended. I was there as both an attendee and a speaker, which gave me the unusual privilege of experiencing the event from both sides of the room. I sat through keynotes and sessions that genuinely shifted how I think, and I delivered a session of my own on a topic I care deeply about. This article is my attempt to capture what mattered — for partners, consultants, architects, and developers across the Asia-Pacific Business Central ecosystem. If you are looking for a surface-level summary, this is not it. What follows is a full recap of what was said, what it means, and what you should actually do with it.