Dr Dynamics Newsletter

Dr Dynamics Newsletter

Practical insights on Dynamics 365, ERP architecture, AI tools, and real implementation lessons.

The D365 decisions you can't undo, the agent that clears your reconciliations, and why "current" data isn't

Jun 16, 2026

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4 min read

The D365 decisions you can't undo, the agent that clears your reconciliations, and why "current" data isn't

Five new pieces since the last issue. The AI in finance is real now, but it only pays off on foundations you set earlier. Plus two cheat sheets, as promised.

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
France's deadline is locked, your AP can audit itself, and your "better" environment is slower than you think

May 31, 2026

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4 min read

France's deadline is locked, your AP can audit itself, and your "better" environment is slower than you think

Four new pieces since the last issue. One thread underneath all of them: the platform is ready, the homework isn't.

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
10.0.48 just changed two of your French problems. One for the better.

May 3, 2026

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4 min read

10.0.48 just changed two of your French problems. One for the better.

Establishments collapse the multi-LE workaround. The standard e-invoicing build ships with two assumptions worth pricing.

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
Where D365 F&O Programmes Actually Break

Apr 27, 2026

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5 min read

Where D365 F&O Programmes Actually Break

Four moments most implementations quietly mishandle, and the controls that hold

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
AI agents are here. Your prices are wrong. And your programme needs a second opinion.

Apr 12, 2026

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5 min read

AI agents are here. Your prices are wrong. And your programme needs a second opinion.

What's new from Dr Dynamics this month — D365, AI agents, and the stuff your SI won't tell you.

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
Are you leaving profit on the table?

Mar 29, 2026

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2 min read

Are you leaving profit on the table?

Pricing is one of the most powerful — and most underutilized — levers in any business.A small change in price can have a disproportionate impact on profit. Yet in most organizations, pricing decisions are still based on intuition, static markups, or occasional spreadsheet analysis.

Roman Abylkhatov
Roman Abylkhatov
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