About
An independent, plain-English reference for Microsoft Dynamics 365, Business Central, and the Power Platform.
This site exists because the official Microsoft documentation is vast, correct, and often exhausting. It answers “how does X work” precisely — but not “which X applies here, and why”. That is what the guides here try to do: pick a concept, explain it in the shape that consultants, admins, and buyers actually think in, and link out to the authoritative Microsoft sources when you need to go deeper.
It is written by Emil Björk, a Microsoft business apps consultant in Gothenburg, Sweden. Nothing on the site is sponsored. When a book, blog, or course is recommended, it's because I read or used it.
There is a sister site for the Microsoft 365 modern-workplace stack (Entra ID, Intune, Defender, Purview, Teams, SharePoint, Copilot). Together the two sites cover the Microsoft cloud from the business-apps side and the productivity / security side.
Every guide has a stable URL, an author byline, a publication date, an updated date when the text has been revised, and (where relevant) a Further reading block that points to Microsoft Learn or Microsoft Docs. If you spot an error or want a topic covered, please reach out.
How the content is maintained
Guides are written from hands-on work with the products and checked against Microsoft's documentation and release notes. Licensing and pricing pages state the date they were last verified against Microsoft's published price lists, and figures that come from the licensing guide rather than a public pricing page are marked as approximate. Comparison guides name real competitors and try to say plainly where the other product wins. Twice a year, around the April and October release waves, the product overviews, licensing guides, and comparisons are re-read and their updated date bumped when something changed.
The author is Emil Björk, Microsoft business apps consultant, Gothenburg. Corrections are taken seriously and credited on request.
Contact
Corrections, topic requests, and questions are all welcome — use the contact form. Corrections especially: they make the site better for everyone. See the corrections page for what happens after you report one, and the editorial policy for how guides get written, reviewed, and dated in the first place.
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