One of the biggest strengths of Microsoft Business Central is its seamless connection with the Microsoft Power Platform. This combination gives businesses low-code tools to automate workflows, build custom apps, and create advanced dashboards without the need for expensive development. Power Automate helps companies streamline repetitive tasks such as approval workflows, invoice alerts, data syncing, and automated follow-ups.
With Power Apps, businesses can create simple, tailored mobile or tablet applications—like inventory scanners, field-sales quoting apps, or warehouse tracking tools—powered directly by Business Central data. This allows teams to work faster and more efficiently while reducing manual processes.
Power BI further enhances Business Central with interactive dashboards that provide real-time insights for finance, inventory, and operations. For deeper integration, Business Central supports Dataverse and virtual tables, enabling smooth data flow across ERP, CRM, and custom applications. Together, these tools help SMBs modernize operations, maintain data accuracy, and accelerate digital transformation in a cost-effective way.
This low-code, cloud-first approach aligns strongly with 2025 cloud ERP trends in Australia, where SMBs prioritise agility, automation, and scalability.