Dynamics NAV end of support: what it means and what to do next
What end of support really means for NAV users, and how to plan the move.
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Troubleshooting, period-end help, user questions and fixes — handled by senior consultants who know your system.
Inherited a Business Central or NAV system nobody documented? A structured review of setup, customizations, integrations, permissions and performance — with a prioritized list of fixes.
Automate manual work, improve reporting, adopt new Business Central features and Copilot capabilities, and retire customizations you no longer need.
Role-based training for finance, operations and new hires — so your team uses the system you paid for instead of working around it.
Switching support partners is simpler than most companies expect. Cateran will review your system first so there are no surprises — and so support starts from an informed baseline.
Many companies live with problems for years because their support partner only reacts to tickets. Good support finds and fixes the causes.
Setup, customizations, integrations, permissions and data, plus interviews with the people who use the system.
Resolve the problems that cost you time every week, starting with period-end and reporting.
Senior help when you need it, from people who already know your system and your business.
Periodic check-ins on new features, upgrades, training needs and customizations you can retire.
Yes. Cateran starts with a system review so support is based on how your system is really set up, not guesswork.
Yes. Cateran supports both, including heavily customized NAV systems. If you're on NAV, support can also include planning a move to Business Central on your schedule.
Usually simpler than expected. You grant the new partner access, collect documentation and any custom source code, and remove the old partner's access once the handover is complete. Your system, data and licenses belong to you.
A structured review of setup, customizations, integrations, permissions, data quality and performance, and interviews with key users. You receive a prioritized list of fixes and improvements.
Support is scoped to how much help you need. After an initial call, you receive a written proposal before any work begins.
What end of support really means for NAV users, and how to plan the move.
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