Marquis IQ connects to every version of Microsoft Dynamics, from modern D365 Finance & Operations environments to legacy GP deployments running on-premises. One analytics platform, regardless of which version you're running or how many you've inherited across acquisitions.
Microsoft Dynamics isn't one system, it's a family spanning a decade of product decisions, acquisitions, and cloud migrations. The legacy plant might still run GP. The new acquisition came with Business Central. Corporate standardized on D365 F&O in 2021, but three sites never migrated.
Generic BI tools treat each Dynamics version as a separate integration project. Marquis was built from the start to understand the entire Microsoft Dynamics family, connecting every version into one unified analytics layer, so your finance team sees one number, not three conflicting exports.
Each connector is schema-mapped to that specific version of Dynamics, not a generic extract that loses the context of how that ERP actually stores your data.
The modern, cloud-native Dynamics ERP for mid-market and enterprise manufacturers. Marquis connects via Microsoft Fabric and Azure Synapse, native integration built on Microsoft's own data infrastructure, not a third-party workaround.
The cloud ERP most commonly inherited through PE acquisitions of smaller manufacturers. Marquis uses a PrecisionPoint certified replication connector, the standard for Business Central data extraction, maintained to handle Microsoft's frequent update cadence.
The legacy workhorse still running at thousands of manufacturing sites. GP's on-premises SQL Server database is deeply familiar to our team, we extract directly using ODBC and Azure Data Factory with full understanding of GP's table structure and company database model.
The predecessor to Business Central, still common in mid-market manufacturing environments that haven't migrated. Marquis connects to NAV via Web Services API for newer versions or direct ODBC extraction for older deployments, version-aware by design.
AX 2009 is the legacy enterprise ERP that preceded D365 F&O, and it's still running at manufacturing sites that haven't completed migrations. Marquis connects to AX 2009 via ODBC and Azure Data Factory with schema knowledge specific to AX's data model and dimension structure.
Customer Engagement data from Dynamics CRM and D365 CE feeds Marquis IQ's Sales analytics, customer pipeline, activity history, and account data joined to actual order and revenue records from your ERP. Connected via TIBCO/Scribe replication for reliable, incremental sync.
Most analytics tools treat a GP instance and a Business Central instance as two completely separate integration projects. They are, the schemas are different, the extraction methods are different, the update cadences are different.
Marquis maintains version-specific connectors for each, then maps both to a common data model. The result: one AR aging report, one inventory position, one revenue view, regardless of which Dynamics version each site runs.
Anyone can write a query against a Dynamics database. Knowing which tables matter, how GP stores multi-company data, or how D365 F&O structures financial dimensions, that's the work that took years to build.
We closed a week faster in the first quarter after go-live. The reconciliation work that used to take three people ten days just… went away. Having GP and Business Central in one place changed everything for our finance team.
Tell us which version, or versions, you're on. We'll walk through exactly how Marquis connects to your environment and what analytics are available from day one.
We'll tell you honestly how long connection takes for your specific Dynamics version.