NAV upgrade
Upgrading from Dynamics NAV to Business Central
Business Central is the next generation of the same product: the data structure is familiar and much of the process logic carries over. The upgrade is easier than a system replacement — and it favors those who review their NAV before support runs out.
How the upgrade runs
An upgrade is an implementation where many answers already exist: your processes are described in NAV and your data is structured. The phases are the same, the workload smaller.
01
NAV audit
We review your NAV version, customizations and integrations. Old customizations create the most work — we map which of them already exist as standard in Business Central and which need rebuilding.
Deliverable: scope, timeline and estimate.
02
Setup and localization
We set up Business Central with the country localizations you need. The data structure is familiar from NAV, so the setup builds on your existing logic instead of starting from zero.
Deliverable: a working test environment with your processes.
03
Data and integrations
We migrate items, partners, balances and the history you need from NAV, and reconnect banking, EDI and e-invoicing flows to Business Central.
Deliverable: data in place, integrations tested.
04
Training and go-live
The interface is new but the logic is familiar. We train the team on their own data, agree on a go-live date and stay close through the first weeks.
Deliverable: system live, team self-sufficient.
Why not wait
NAV will still run tomorrow. But waiting gets more expensive every year — for concrete reasons.
Microsoft’s mainstream support for NAV has ended. Extended support for the last version (NAV 2018) ends in January 2028.
Business Central receives continuous updates from Microsoft — NAV no longer does. The gap grows every year.
Customizations pile up: the longer NAV keeps being extended, the more there is to review at upgrade time.
Integrations age: banking, EDI and e-invoicing requirements keep changing, and maintaining them on an old system gets harder.
Knowledge thins out: people who know NAV’s quirks are getting scarcer in the market.
The upgrade does not have to happen all at once — we start with an audit and agree on a first stage that delivers value right away.
We give you an exact scope and cost after the audit. The audit is free and comes with no obligations.
Experience that started with Estonia's first NAV
We have worked with Microsoft Dynamics NAV from the very beginning: Rakvere Lihakombinaat was the first company in Estonia to adopt NAV back in 1998, and we have built and developed that solution ever since. The same experience covers your NAV’s quirks too.
Estonian localization
Business Central, localized for Estonia
Estonian VAT, e-invoices, bank integrations and statutory reporting are scoped as part of the solution — with a local team that works in English with international owners, finance teams and IT partners.
VAT and tax reporting
E-invoices and e-documents
Bank integrations
Statutory and Intrastat flows
English-language local support
Start with a free NAV audit
The audit is free and ends with a concrete scope, timeline and estimate.