Microsoft Cloud Solutions PartnerThree trails. One destination.
Whether you're on Dynamics GP, Dynamics NAV, or you've outgrown QuickBooks, the road leads to Microsoft Dynamics 365 — Business Central, Finance, or Supply Chain Management. Your migration roadmap shows exactly what the move involves: what you have today, what it will cost, how long it will take, and the order to do it in.
- A clear read on scope, cost, and timeline before you commit to a project
- Senior consultant led, built around the decisions leadership needs to make
- Specific findings on your data, integrations, customizations, and ISVs
3 trails
GP, NAV, and QuickBooks
20+ yrs
Dynamics expertise
8 areas
Covered in your roadmap
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Which trail are you on?
Every starting point has its own shortcuts and pitfalls. Your roadmap is built around the system you're actually leaving.
Dynamics GP
Decades of history, and a narrowing road. Your roadmap weighs how much of that history to bring forward, which ISVs have a Business Central equivalent, and how to sequence the cutover around your fiscal year.
Dynamics NAV
On-prem, customized, and always behind. Your roadmap separates the customizations that should become extensions from the ones Business Central now handles out of the box — and the ones you can retire.
QuickBooks
Outgrown, and the spreadsheets prove it. Your roadmap maps the workarounds you've built around QuickBooks to real Dynamics 365 processes, so you move to a system you won't outgrow again.
What your migration roadmap covers
Eight areas that decide how clean — or how complicated — your move to Dynamics 365 will be.
Current system review
Your version, modules, and how your team actually uses the system today.
Integration inventory
Every system that connects to your ERP, and what each connection needs in Dynamics 365.
Data quality findings
Duplicates, stale records, and cleanup work to do before migration — not after go-live.
Licensing & cost estimate
The Dynamics 365 licences you need and a realistic view of total project cost.
How much history can move
Which open and historical transactions to migrate, and what to archive instead.
Effort & timeline estimate
A realistic project duration and the internal effort your team should plan for.
Customization & ISV inventory
Every mod and add-on, and whether to rebuild it, replace it, or retire it.
Risks, and the order to do it in
The risks that matter most and a sequenced plan that addresses them in the right order.
How it works
A practical process that respects your team's time. Here's what to expect.
- 01
Tell us where you're starting
Share your current system, version, and goals. We frame the roadmap around the decisions your leadership actually needs to make.
- 02
Review your environment
Together we walk through your setup, integrations, data, customizations, and ISVs — the things that drive migration scope.
- 03
Size the move
We estimate licensing, cost, effort, and timeline, and decide how much history makes the trip.
- 04
Receive your roadmap
You get a clear, sequenced plan: the risks to manage, and the order to do it in — whether you take it forward with us or not.
Why Qixas builds your roadmap
Built for clarity, not a sales pitch
The roadmap's goal is an informed view of what your migration takes. You get a straight read on cost, effort, and risk — no pressure to commit to a project on the spot.
Senior consultants who've walked every trail
The people building your roadmap have moved real companies off GP, NAV, and QuickBooks to Dynamics 365 — so the plan reflects what actually happens, not theory.
Finance and IT on the same page
We translate technical findings into business risk and priority, giving leadership a shared basis to align on before any larger commitment is made.
Common questions about the migration roadmap
Who is the migration roadmap for?
Finance and IT leaders at organizations running Dynamics GP, Dynamics NAV, or QuickBooks who want a clear view of what moving to Microsoft Dynamics 365 involves before committing to a full project.
Which Dynamics 365 product will we end up on?
That's part of the roadmap. Most GP, NAV, and QuickBooks customers land on Business Central, while larger or more complex organizations may be better served by Dynamics 365 Finance or Supply Chain Management. We recommend the right fit based on your size, complexity, and growth plans.
What exactly do we walk away with?
A current system review, integration inventory, data quality findings, licensing and cost estimate, a recommendation on how much history to migrate, an effort and timeline estimate, a customization and ISV inventory, and a sequenced view of risks and the order to address them.
Do we have to commit to a migration afterward?
No. The roadmap is yours to keep. What you do with it — and when — is entirely your call.
Still have questions? Send them with your request — a senior consultant will answer them personally.
Choose your migration path
Three trails lead to Dynamics 365. Your roadmap shows the one that fits your business — what it costs, how long it takes, and the order to do it in.
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