Subscription-based customers or those who are not current on their enhancement plans or have not kept up on their annual renewal licensing are not eligible. EligibilityĮxisting Dynamics GP, NAV, and Business Central on-premises customers who are active on their Enhancement Plan or have lapsed less than 30 days prior to enrollment are eligible for Bridge to the Cloud. The bottom line: This is an opportunity to plan your transition to Business Central online with very little risk. You continue getting your Enhancement Plan benefits for the duration of the term of the promotion.You can continue using your current solution while you plan your transition and get comfortable with BC online.This roughly equates to a 3-1 license transition-three (concurrent) to 1 (named) users.

Microsoft discounts the Business Central licenses by 60% off the list price for up to four years.However, you do need to commit to the transition at some point during that timeframe. Microsoft provides dual-use rights to Business Central online and your current on-premises licenses for up to four years, which enables you to continue using your current system now while you’re planning your transition to BC online within the four-year timeframe.There are two major benefits of taking advantage of this promotion: But what about cost? Microsoft has invested there, too, with Bridge to the Cloud. The Bridge to the Cloud program is designed to encourage on-premises users to transition to Business Central online within four years by offering financial and strategic benefits. The world is moving in that direction, and Microsoft has invested in Azure and cloud-based ERP products like Business Central SaaS that surpass the on-premises versions, making the prospect compelling. Are you using Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises? If so, you’ve at least thought about moving to the cloud.

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