Whatever is the version that you are using (NAV, BC on-Prem or hopefully BC SaaS), the Contacts functionality is still there.
I agree that a lot of companies don’t use it and Microsoft’s focus on this area is obviously Contacts in Dynamics 365 CE. And that’s completely fine.
But suddenly, you might be involved in a business case with the right fit for Contacts management inside Business…
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Contacts management in BC – Is it still an existing functionality?
Whatever is the version that you are using (NAV, BC on-Prem or hopefully BC SaaS), the Contacts functionality is still there. I agree that a lot of companies don’t use it and Microsoft’s focus on this area is obviously Contacts in Dynamics 365 CE. And that’s completely fine.
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