Microsoft Solutions Partner for Business Applications

Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain—designed around how your business actually runs.

Logan Consulting combines 33+ years of ERP delivery, senior industry expertise and a business-process-first methodology to connect finance, manufacturing, distribution and the Microsoft cloud.

FinanceManufacturingDistributionMicrosoft cloud
33+ yearsERP and process experience
Senior, US-basedfunctional and technical team
Standard-firstlower risk and cleaner upgrades
Full lifecycleselect · implement · optimize · support
One platform. Three operating lenses.

Explore the business, not a module checklist.

The value of D365 F&SCM is not that it contains many features. It is that financial and operational decisions can share data, controls and context.

A controlled financial core

Close with confidence. See performance while it can still be changed.

Connect accounting, planning, cash, tax and operational detail so finance spends less time reconciling systems and more time guiding the business.

Multi-entityMulti-currencyAudit-ready

Core financials

General ledger, AP, AR, cash, fixed assets, budgeting, tax and intercompany processes on one governed foundation.

Planning and insight

Financial dimensions, role-based workspaces, Power BI and business performance management connect decisions to the numbers behind them.

Controls by design

Security, approvals, segregation of duties and traceable workflows are designed into the operating model—not bolted on before audit.

Practical automation

Apply workflow, process automation and emerging finance agents to high-volume work while keeping ownership and approval explicit.

Deepest where operations get complicated

Industry fluency changes the questions asked in design.

Logan's strongest D365 work sits where costing, inventory, quality, production, projects and fulfillment must reconcile to finance.

The Logan methodology

Strategy from the top. Process truth from the floor.

Logan combines top-down business alignment with bottom-up process detail, reinforced by Microsoft's Success by Design guidance. Technology follows the operating model—not the other way around.

  1. 01

    Scoping & Planning

    Align business outcomes, scope, risks, architecture and a credible roadmap.

  2. 02

    Project Team Training

    Give process owners enough product fluency to make sound design decisions.

  3. 03

    Design

    Translate end-to-end processes into a solution blueprint, controls and data strategy.

  4. 04

    Configure & Develop

    Prioritize standard capability, then build only the extensions that earn their keep.

  5. 05

    Validate & Test

    Prove real scenarios, integrations, security, data and operational readiness.

  6. 06

    Launch

    Cut over with disciplined support, knowledge transfer and an optimization backlog.

Business process before configuration

Define the decision, owner, handoff and outcome before debating screens.

Standard first, differentiators protected

Use the platform where it fits and extend only where the business case is clear.

Knowledge transferred, not retained

Train the client team to own decisions, operate the solution and improve it.

60-second fit check

Is D365 Finance & Supply Chain the right-sized platform?

Check the conditions that describe your organization. This is a starting point—not an ERP selection algorithm wearing a tie.

Meet the project where it is

Implementation is one chapter—not the whole book.

Strategy & selection

Business case, fit assessment, roadmap, architecture and partner-neutral guidance.

Scoping & implementation

Program leadership, design, configuration, development, migration, testing and launch.

AX and legacy modernization

Practical paths to cloud operations without recreating every historical customization.

Assessment & rescue

Independent current-state review, solution health, project recovery and a prioritized route back to value.

Optimization & AI

Reporting, automation, Power Platform, Copilot, agents, performance and targeted process improvement.

Support & evolution

Flexible on-demand or SLA support from specialists who solve today's issue and improve tomorrow's model.

Evidence over adjectives

Experience is most useful when you can see where it was applied.

Logan's D365 record spans new implementations, multi-entity programs, phased rollouts, integrations, rescue work and long-term support.

View all D365 F&SCM case studies
Manufacturing · 5 legal entities

From a 20-year customized ERP to a modern cloud platform

Selection, scoping, design and implementation across D365, Power Platform, Power BI and specialist integrations.

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Distribution · Program recovery

A false start becomes a disciplined implementation

Logan joined an international distributor with business-process, product and project-management leadership.

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Not-for-profit · Enterprise finance

Public Broadcasting Service implements D365

A mission-driven enterprise strengthens its financial and operational foundation with Dynamics 365.

Read the case study
Resource center

Go deeper before you talk to sales.

Client results, Logan's point of view and primary Microsoft guidance—organized for the questions buyers and operators actually ask.

Client result

Five legal entities on one D365 platform

How a diversified manufacturer moved from a 20-year customized ERP to a modern cloud operating model.

Open resource
Client result

A distributor recovers from a false start

Business-process, product and program leadership for an international resin distributor's D365 implementation.

Open resource
Logan insight

D365 AI Agents: a practical field guide

A clear view of named agents, readiness, governance and what “out of the box” really means.

Open resource
Logan insight

The Procurement Agent is not an email bot

How supplier communications and impact analysis turn a message into a governed purchasing decision.

Open resource
Microsoft

Dynamics 365 Finance documentation

Official product guidance for implementation, administration, development and financial capabilities.

Open resource
Microsoft

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain documentation

Official guidance across planning, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, assets and product information.

Open resource
Common questions

Clarity before complexity.

Enterprise ERP is complicated enough. The first answers should not be.

When is D365 F&SCM a better fit than Business Central?

F&SCM generally fits organizations with greater operational and global complexity: advanced manufacturing or warehousing, multiple entities and countries, sophisticated planning, complex costing, large transaction volumes or a broader enterprise architecture. The right answer still depends on process, growth and total cost—not revenue alone.

How long does an implementation take?

Scope, legal entities, manufacturing and warehouse complexity, data, integrations and change readiness drive the timeline. Logan starts with scoping and planning so the roadmap is based on real processes and constraints rather than a generic calendar.

Can Logan help us move from Dynamics AX?

Yes. Logan supports AX assessments, technical upgrades and business-led modernization. The goal is to preserve what differentiates the business while avoiding a one-for-one rebuild of legacy customizations the modern platform can replace.

Can Logan join or rescue a project led by another partner?

Yes. Logan can provide an independent assessment, targeted functional or technical leadership, project management, staff augmentation or full recovery. The first step is to establish facts: scope, decisions, solution health, data, testing, governance and readiness.

What happens after go-live?

Logan offers flexible time-and-material and SLA support, optimization and roadmap services. Knowledge transfer remains central: the goal is a capable client team with access to specialists when the issue or opportunity warrants it.

A practical next step

Bring the process that is costing you the most.

We'll help frame the business problem, the likely D365 path and the questions your team should answer before committing to a project.