Since Business Central 2020 release wave 2, every table in the product has carried four audit fields SystemCreatedAt, SystemCreatedBy, SystemModifiedAt, and SystemModifiedBy. For years, these fields have been sitting there available to…
Business Central 2026 release wave 1 gave administrators something they’d wanted for a long time: the ability to see exactly which indexes existed on a table, how much they cost in storage,…
Some Business Central restrictions become so familiar that developers stop questioning them. They design around the limitation, build the workaround into the pattern, and eventually forget it was ever a choice rather…
Some Business Central changes get their own keynote demo. Others happen entirely inside the database layer, described in a sentence or two of release notes, and only become visible to a developer…
The public preview for Business Central version 29 has been available for a few days now, and there’s already a lot to go through a long list of new capabilities across development,…
The conversation around AI in Business Central is quickly moving from what AI can do to what AI can be trusted to do. We are seeing AI move beyond answering questions and…
For decades, the responsibility model inside ERP systems has been relatively straightforward. A person creates a transaction, another person may review it, an approval process may be triggered, and eventually the transaction…
For decades, enterprise resource planning systems have been built around a simple operating model: people learn the software, navigate its screens, understand its processes, enter information, and ultimately tell the system what…
For more than two decades, Business Central development has been about understanding the business, understanding the platform, and turning those two worlds into reliable software. AI is now changing how that software…
My journey from automating a Business Central report to thinking differently about ERP intelligence A few weeks ago, I was looking at a Business Central reporting process that, on the surface, seemed…
