DynamicsCon 2026 brings together thousands of Microsoft Dynamics users, partners, and implementers in Las Vegas this May, and Solver will be there at Booth #216 in the Royal Ballroom of the Fontainebleau.
The booth theme this year is Unleash the X Factor with xFP&A, and it highlights something finance teams running Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations are genuinely wrestling with: how do you get more out of your financial data without adding more headcount or more manual processes?
That's the conversation we're there to have.
Stop by Booth #216 during the expo hall hours on May 13th and 14th. Here's what you'll find:
Live platform demos – See how to connect to your Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP data through our patented QuickStart integration, available with pre-built industry templates. Planning, reporting, consolidation, and analysis, all in one place.
Microsoft financial reporting in action – We'll show how we extend native Microsoft financial reporting capabilities that give finance teams deeper analysis, flexible budgeting, and consolidated views that go well beyond what's available out of the box.
Solver Copilot AI – Get a look at how AI-powered agents work to allow teams to make faster decisions. Copilot is currently available for US-based customers.
Giveaway: Unleash the xFactor in Your Backyard – Enter to win $250 toward your spring and summer entertaining. Ten prizes to choose from. Be scanned at the booth to enter.
If you want a focused conversation about a specific planning or reporting challenge in your Dynamics environment, stop by and let's talk.
For years, financial planning and analysis lived inside the finance department. The numbers went in, the reports came out, and everyone else waited. That model worked when decisions moved slowly. It doesn't work anymore.
Extended FP&A, or xFP&A, is the practice of extending planning, reporting, and analytical capability to the people who actually drive the business: operations managers, sales leaders, HR, and supply chain teams. Instead of a centralized finance team producing static reports for everyone else, xFP&A gives individual departments access to the same financial context and planning tools, inside a structure that keeps data consistent and controls intact.
For organizations running Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERPs, this means connecting ERP data to a planning and reporting layer that's flexible enough for every department but consistent enough to trust. That's what Solver is built to do.
Finance teams are hearing a version of the same story right now: headcount isn't growing as fast as the volume of questions finance receives. Business partners want more granular analysis. The budget cycle keeps compressing. And the expectation that finance will produce meaningful forward-looking insight, not just historical summaries, keeps rising.
xFP&A addresses the structural bottleneck that comes with routing everything through a centralized team. When department leads have access to planning tools connected to your ERP data, they can run their own variance analysis, work through their own what-if scenarios, and come to finance with better questions rather than basic ones.
The net effect: finance spends less time producing reports and more time interpreting them. That's a different operating model, and it's the one more Dynamics teams are adopting.
Solver's QuickStart integration is designed specifically for organizations running Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It's not a generic FP&A platform with a connector bolted on. The templates, integration architecture, and planning models are built around the way Microsoft Dynamics 365 data is structured.
That specificity matters when you're trying to get a planning process off the ground quickly. For teams still on Dynamics GP that are considering a migration path, this provides continuity on the reporting and planning side while the ERP transition happens underneath. It's a concern we hear frequently at ecosystems events where GP users are actively weighing their options.
The Template Marketplace offers pre-built industry templates tailored to how different businesses actually plan, report, and analyze, so teams aren't starting from a blank page.
Nonprofits: Automate budgeting and streamline reporting by programs, grants, and departments, making it easier to track progress and demonstrate impact to stakeholders.
Construction: Help teams manage job costs, budgets, and profitability across projects, with full visibility into labor, materials, and equipment to keep every project on track.
Healthcare: Support planning and reporting across departments, facilities, and service lines with tools built for the complexity of healthcare finance.
SaaS: Deliver subscription analytics, revenue growth tracking, and profitability reporting with forecasting built for recurring revenue models.
Manufacturing: Give teams visibility into production performance, inventory levels, and profitability across plants and product lines for smarter operational decisions.
Browse all industries and be sure to stop by Booth 216 to learn more!
If you're heading to DynamicsCon 2026, come find us. Whether you have a specific question about xFP&A in your Dynamics 365 environment or just want to see the platform, we're there for the conversation.
For a closer look at how finance teams are putting xFP&A into practice, visit solverglobal.com.