Where Business Central stops, we kept building.
Standard Business Central is a good ERP that was not written for a three-shift floor in Sri Lanka. It plans against infinite capacity, it has no statutory withholding tax engine anywhere in South Asia, and it expects a production journal to be filled in by someone at a desk.
Rather than tell six clients that the software cannot do it, we built the six things it could not do. Each one shipped into a real plant before it was ever a product.
Six extensions. Ours to maintain, not yours.
Where standard Business Central runs out
Every one of these gaps has an extension behind it.
- A production journal designed for a desk, used on a three-shift floor
- Planning that assumes infinite capacity on finite machines
- No statutory withholding tax engine anywhere in South Asia
- Machine data that dies at the machine
- Traceability only as strong as the lot number somebody typed
The catalogue
Six extensions. Each one exists because a plant needed it and the software would not do it.
- 01Manufacturing
Production Portal
The shop floor, logged in.
An easy-access production data capture system that writes Output Journals straight into Business Central and NAV, built for high-volume transaction floors running on minimal manpower.
Explore Production Portal - 02Planning
Production Planner
Finite capacity, visible weeks ahead.
A visual planning board shaped around mold-manufacturing requirements, giving planners the flexibility and forward visibility that standard Business Central scheduling can't.
Explore Production Planner - 03Finance
Localized Withholding Tax System
Statutory WHT, handled at source.
One withholding tax engine covering South and Southeast Asian regulations (India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Maldives, Thailand) with each country's statutory features switched on or off as the rules require.
Explore Localized Withholding Tax System - 04Automation
Industrial Automation
Machine data, posted while it happens.
Sensor and machine signals streamed into Business Central, automatic output counts, run-time capture, and alerts when the line drifts off plan.
Explore Industrial Automation - 05Integration
PLC Integration for Business Central
PLCs talking straight to the ledger.
MicroPLC captures real-time production data at the machine and posts it into Business Central, NAV, or any other ERP, with companion mobile apps on Android and iOS.
Explore PLC Integration for Business Central - 06Traceability
Production QR Code
Scan it. Post it. Trace it.
QR and barcode tracking across the manufacturing floor, scan to capture, post, and trace production data, flexible across whichever bar-coding standards your plant already runs.
Explore Production QR Code
How they are built
A customisation is a debt. An extension is an asset - and the difference shows up at the next release wave.
Upgrade-safe by construction
Every extension is AL against published interfaces. We never modify the base application, so a Microsoft release wave is a regression test rather than a rebuild.
We test the release waves
Microsoft ships two major waves a year. We regression-test our extensions against each one in a sandbox before it reaches your production tenant. That is our problem, not yours.
Built on floors, not in a lab
Each of these exists because a client's plant needed it and standard Business Central would not do it. They were running in production long before they were a product.
Common questions
Questions you might have
Can we buy an extension without an implementation?
Yes, if you are already on Business Central. We assess your version and configuration first. An extension dropped onto a broken setup does not fix the setup.
Will these survive a Business Central upgrade?
Yes. They are AL extensions against published interfaces, never modifications to the base app, and we regression-test them against each release wave before it reaches you.
Do they work with Dynamics NAV?
Several do. Production Portal and PLC Integration in particular were built for both. Tell us your version and we will say plainly what runs and what does not.
Can you build something we need that isn't here?
That is how all six of these started. If standard Business Central will not reach your process, extension development is part of the implementation service.
Start here
Tell us what Business Central won't do. There's a fair chance we've already built it.
A working session, not a sales call. Bring the process the software fights you on. If one of these six closes the gap we will say so, and if it does not, we will tell you that too.