Categoría: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
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BCQuality At Directions NA, Microsoft laid out its vision for the future of Business Central development. As you might expect, it’s an agentic one. The role of an AL developer is moving toward an agentic workflow — how far and how fast will depend on many factors, but the direction is clear. One of the…
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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of setting up and utilizing BC-Bench for agent evaluations. It includes the installation process, running evaluations, and interpreting results, emphasizing the necessity of a Windows Server VM for full evaluations. The document outlines the environment setup, agent coding, and evaluation comparisons, while cautioning against common pitfalls. Custom agent profiles…
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BC-Bench is an innovative open-source benchmarking framework from Microsoft that revolutionizes how coding agents are evaluated within the Business Central ecosystem. It allows for a standardized comparison of agents like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot, using real-world bugs to provide clear insights into their performance. With features such as customizable instructions and modular skills, developers…
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Microsoft is betting heavily on agents in Copilot Studio. The Business Central MCP Server (available since BC 27) enables conversational agents to connect directly with business data: customers, orders, invoices, receivables. But moving from a quick demo to a production agent requires something the platform does not yet provide out of the box: governance, traceability,…
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MCP Server goes GA. Quality Management finally arrives. Index tuning lands in the UI. And yes, there’s a new logo. The public preview for Business Central 28.0 (2026 Release Wave 1) dropped in early March. GA lands in April, with the Launch Edition on April 1st. Where the 27.x cycle was all about introducing the…
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The video showcases a conversation with Claude, utilizing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to execute a comprehensive financial workflow linked to Business Central, without directly accessing the platform or Power BI. Initiating with a query about the customer portfolio, the process unfolds over fifteen minutes, encompassing accounts receivable analysis, interactive simulation of collections, a six-month…
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Building agents in Business Central can be daunting, particularly when crafting clear instructions. Understanding each detailed step is vital, yet manually writing these instructions often leads to error-prone results. Fortunately, there’s an effective solution: combining Page Scripting and the ALDC framework. Page Scripting records your actions within Business Central, while ALDC uses this data to…
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When an agent is already working, the next challenge is not technical. It’s design. The last time I wrote about the HR Absence Agent, I left it stuck in a navigation loop. It had memorised everything: the employee code, the dates, the reason for absence. And yet it still didn’t know how to move on…
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What an HR agent taught me about developing with the Business Central AI Development Toolkit Where it all began…This afternoon, an agent was stuck. The HR Absence Agent had received an email requesting holiday leave. It had identified the employee by their email address. It had navigated to Causes of Absence, found the code HOLIDAY,…
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You’re not coding an extension — you’re onboarding a new employee. If you’re a Business Central developer, the word «AI» probably stirs a mix of excitement and vertigo. We see Copilot doing useful things, but when we open Visual Studio Code, the leap from a traditional AL report to an agent feels massive. Here’s the…
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