Dynamics 365Optimization apps

Dynamics manages it. We optimize it.

Your ERP records the transaction and enforces the rule. It does not compute the optimal price, the optimal pick path, or the optimal stock level, because that is a data-science question and an ERP is a system of record. We build the apps that answer it, running in tandem with Dynamics, without touching your ERP core.

01The family

Four decisions your ERP does not make

Each app is named for the decision it optimizes. Each one sits beside a Dynamics module that already manages the process well, and takes over the one part the module was never built to do.

Pricing Optimizer

Working demo

Pricing & discounting

Dynamics manages

Trade agreements, price lists, discount structures

We optimize

The optimal price and discount schedule, from elasticity in your own transaction history rather than last year's spreadsheet.

Used by: The pricing manager

Pick-Path & Slotting Optimizer

Working demo

Warehouse management

Dynamics manages

Bins, locations, inventory, WMS execution

We optimize

Where each item should live, computed from how you actually get ordered, so the trip to fill an order is shorter.

Used by: The warehouse or operations manager

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Contract Review Copilot

In production as Paralegent AI

Contract / procurement

Dynamics manages

Purchase and sales agreements, contract records

We optimize

MSA and MPA review against your own playbook, with the risky clause found and a replacement drafted.

Used by: In-house legal and procurement

See it in detail

Demand & Inventory Optimizer

Working demo

Supply & inventory planning

Dynamics manages

MRP, reorder points, safety stock settings

We optimize

The forecast and the safety-stock level per item, so the reorder points the ERP enforces are the right ones.

Used by: The planner or supply chain lead

02Straight answer

What exists today, and what we build for you

Worth being plain about this, because vendors usually are not. Three of the four exist as working demos we can show you on a call. One, the Contract Review Copilot, is in production today as Paralegent AI. We build each app on request, against your data and your process.

What we will say

  • Here is a working demo, on a call, this week
  • Here is the data it needs from you
  • Here is what we would measure against
  • What we will not say

  • A percentage we have not measured on your data
  • A customer count we cannot show you
  • That the app is finished before it is
  • 03The boundary

    Why these run beside the ERP, never inside it

    We don’t touch your ERP core. We surround it with intelligence.

    An optimization app that modifies the ERP core is a liability: it complicates every upgrade, and it puts us in your implementation partner’s way. So these are built on the stack you already govern, Power Platform, Dataverse and Azure, reading from and writing to documented integration surfaces. Your partner keeps their scope. Your upgrade path stays intact. And the decision itself stays with the person who owns the process, because the app produces a recommendation and the evidence for it, not an instruction.

    04Beyond the four

    The same pattern applies further

    The four above are where we focus, because depth beats breadth and we would rather be genuinely good at four things than plausible at twenty. The pattern does extend: production scheduling, supplier selection, assortment and shelf space, replenishment, route planning, collections priority, quote win-rate, yield, predictive maintenance, labour scheduling, rebates, anomaly detection, churn and returns are all decisions an ERP records and does not derive. If yours is one of those, the conversation is the same one. Start it and we will tell you honestly whether it is a fit.

    Start with the decision that costs you most

    Tell us which process your team argues about, and we will show you the demo closest to it and what data it would need.