Dynamics 365 F&O technical development in X++
X++ developers for extensions, data entities, integrations, batch jobs and reports on Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, built through extensibility rather than overlayering.
The challenge
The technical risk in F&O is in shortcuts that block servicing: overlayering, tightly coupled customizations and batch jobs nobody documented. Extensibility patterns keep the customization surface small and updates routine.
Technology we use
How we approach it
The same four steps apply whether the project is a rollout, an integration or a fix. Only the depth changes.
Fit to extensibility
Requirements are mapped to available extension points: Chain of Command, event handlers, table and form extensions.
Develop in the cloud toolchain
Visual Studio development on a developer environment with source control and build pipelines.
Integrate
Data entities, custom services, OData, business events and file-based integration through the data management framework.
Test and release
Unit tests, functional validation and controlled deployment across environments.
What is included
- Extensions with Chain of Command and event handlers
- Custom data entities and data management packages
- Batch jobs and SysOperation framework
- Custom services and OData integration
- Business events and Power Platform connections
- SSRS report development
- Security privileges, duties and roles
- Performance investigation and tuning
What you get from it
- Customization that stays serviceable
- Integrations using supported interfaces
- Documented, testable code
- Faster diagnosis of performance problems
Related pages
Related services
- Dynamics 365 Finance & OperationsFunctional consulting and X++ development for enterprise-scale ERP.
- F&O functional consultingRequirements, configuration and testing across finance and supply chain.
- API integrationREST, OData, OAuth 2.0 and webhooks across the Microsoft ecosystem.
- Microsoft AzureAzure Functions, Logic Apps, Service Bus and API Management around your ERP.
Frequently asked questions
Do you overlayer Microsoft code?
No. Modern F&O development is done through extensions. We use Chain of Command, event handlers and extension objects.
Can you build integrations for F&O?
Yes, with data entities, custom services, OData or business events, depending on volume and direction.