ERP manager, clear your D365 backlog without renegotiating your AMS
Your backlog grows faster than it shrinks. Your business users lose trust in D365 and work around it with Excel files.
ERP manager, handle 15-40 D365 F&O tickets per month with AI. 48-hour delivery, fixed price, Azure DevOps validation. Backlog finally under control.
The everyday reality of an ERP manager under classic AMS
- ✗User requests pile up in Jira with no predictable resolution cadence.
- ✗You constantly arbitrate: which request to send to paid AMS, which to defer, which to work around?
- ✗Users create parallel Excel files that become the de facto source of truth, creating massive functional debt.
- ✗You suffer the vendor's prioritization, which favors big clients over your urgent needs.
Submit 10 tickets per week, delivered in 48 h, at fixed cost
- ✓Submit requests freely: no monthly quota, no budget arbitration ticket by ticket.
- ✓48-hour target for a standard ticket. You regain the ability to deliver user changes quickly.
- ✓Documentation produced with every delivery: useful for your user training and functional baseline.
- ✓Validation happens via Azure DevOps: your IT stays in control of the production merge.
How it works
Submit your ticket
Describe the business or technical need in a few lines. No 50-page spec required.
AI generates the extension
X++ code, unit tests and documentation produced in under 48 hours.
Validation on your Azure DevOps
Pull request submitted on your repository. Your IT lead reviews and validates before merge.
Delivered — you pay €200
Once merged, it's delivered. No billing if the ticket isn't resolved.
Why it's worth it for you
Compare with 5 to 10 tickets/month resolved in an equivalent AMS contract — a 3 to 4x factor on your evolution speed.
A conditional required field, a calculation rule, a notification: delivered in 24 to 48 business hours.
Fixed cost lets you handle every user request validated by your ERP committee — not just the ones that pass the AMS arbitration.
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the functional specs?+
How do we prioritize when we can submit freely?+
Do my business users need training?+
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