D365 project manager · Custom X++ extension

X++ D365 F&O development — delivered by AI in 48 h for €200

Your X++ backlog piles up while your integrator bills €1,200 per day. Every simple ticket waits weeks.

TL;DR

Your X++ Dynamics 365 F&O extensions delivered in 48 h by AI, validated on Azure DevOps. €200 per resolved ticket, no day-rate billing.

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Microsoft D365 F&O expertise

10 ans

D365 F&O

€200 / ticket

Fixed price per resolved ticketA ticket is resolved when SKALP AI successfully develops exactly what was defined during the needs analysis phase and tests pass — ticket handled + code or deliverable made available.

vs €800-1,200 at a typical SI

48 h

Average delivery time

Azure DevOps

Validated by your IT

The problem with your current vendor

Classic X++ development: an expensive bottleneck

✗A junior X++ developer bills €600-800/day, a senior €1,200-1,500/day, with no result commitment.
✗Average 5 to 15 days per ticket — even for a simple table extension or event handler.
✗No contractual penalty on overrun; every additional day is billed.
✗Code knowledge and conventions stay captive at the historical integrator.

How SKALP solves it

X++-specialized AI: code generated, tested, validated on Azure DevOps

✓Microsoft-compliant generation: table extensions, classes, forms, without modifying the standard.
✓SysTest unit tests produced automatically with every code delivery.
✓Pull request submitted to your Azure DevOps repo — you stay in control of the merge.
✓€200 per resolved ticket (AI develops exactly what was defined during needs analysis, tests included), fixed price regardless of complexity. Unresolved = not billed.

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.

Examples of tickets handled

Standard table extension

Add business fields (profit center, GDPR flag, external reference) on CustTable, VendTable or InventTable, with linked-form extensions and view updates.

⏱ 24-48 h

X++ business-logic class

Implement a complex business rule (premium calculation, multi-condition discount, custom validation) packaged in an extension class.

⏱ 48 h

Event handler

Subscribe to a standard event (onValidatingWrite on PurchOrder, onInsert on SalesLine) to trigger an integration or business check.

⏱ 24 h

Custom approval workflow

Create a workflow with conditional rules (amount threshold, cost center, signer hierarchy) and Teams notifications.

⏱ 48-72 h

Custom OData / SOAP service

Expose a custom service for an EDI partner or third-party platform, authenticated via Azure AD.

⏱ 48 h

Custom SSRS report

Build an SSRS report with X++ data provider (joins, dynamic filters) and Word/PDF template aligned with your brand.

⏱ 48-72 h

Frequently asked questions

Which X++ ticket types do you concretely cover?+

Table extensions, X++ extension classes, event handlers, custom workflows, OData/SOAP services, SSRS reports, form adaptations. Microsoft core code modifications (over-layering) are not covered as they violate the D365 F&O extensibility strategy since version 10 and block Microsoft updates.

What happens if the generated code does not work?+

If the ticket is not resolved, it is not billed. You validate on your Azure DevOps via a pull request: if you refuse the merge, you do not pay. This inverts the risk compared to traditional day-rate billing where the integrator is paid regardless of quality.

How does the AI access my specific D365 context?+

You grant access to your AOT project via your Azure DevOps repo (public artifacts, metadata, existing customizations). The AI analyzes your naming conventions, enabled modules and existing extensions before generating. No business data (transactions, customer data, HR data) is needed or used.

What is the lead time for a standard X++ ticket?+

48 business hours for a standard ticket (table extension, class, event handler). 72 hours for multi-object developments (workflow + service + report). Beyond that, the ticket is requalified or dropped, always without billing. Compare with the 5 to 15 days of a standard AMS cycle.

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For whom

Submit your first ticket

€200 if resolved. Nothing if not resolved.