Saurav Dhyani - #MSDynNAV & #MSDyn365bc

Hi All, Learn how the new Copy Location feature in Business Central BC28 helps duplicate warehouse locations faster and reduce manual setup time. Business Central BC28 introduces Copy Location, allowing users to duplicate existing warehouse/location setups instead of recreating configurations manually. Managing multiple warehouse locations in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central often involves repetitive configuration work. Consultants and administrators traditionally relied on manual setup or Configuration Packages to create similar locations. With Business Central 2026 release wave 1 (BC28), Microsoft introduced a new feature called Copy Location , making it significantly easier to duplicate existing location setups.

Hi Readers, Business Central 2026 Release Wave 1 requires Windows 11 or Windows Server 2022/2025, .NET 8, SQL Server compatibility level 160/170, and at least 16 GB RAM. Introduction Installing Business Central 2026 Release Wave 1 (BC28) starts with understanding the platform requirements. Many installation issues occur before Setup even begins because the operating system, SQL Server, or .NET components don't meet Microsoft's requirements. This guide summarizes the key prerequisites and explains the installation process so consultants, developers, administrators, and partners can prepare a successful BC28 environment.

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.

Hi Reader, In this series, we will talk about all new features in Business Central 2026 release Wave 1. Sorry for delay, I was busy with personal family stuff. But I can guarantee that we will cover each and every feature. If you want to discuss something discussed first, please specify in comments. 

Hi All, Do you know about application of entries in business central?   Have you ever opened a drawer full of socks and wondered where all the matching pairs went? Now imagine your business transactions facing the same problem. In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central , this exact situation happens when invoices, payments, or shipments are not properly matched. That matching process is called Application of Entries —and while it is critical for accurate accounting, it often feels confusing. In a recent video, I tried to explain this concept using a simple, unforgettable analogy: matching socks . Let’s break it down.