Important paths get missed
Teams cover the familiar happy path while exceptions, role differences, and downstream documents receive less attention.
TVC builds supervised AI testing capabilities for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central—executing repeatable tests, checking results, and producing evidence your implementation team can act on.
Start with one important workflow in an approved sandbox. No broad AI initiative required.
Extensions, integrations, migrated data, permissions, reports, and company-specific rules create a testing surface that grows with every release. Manual testing depends on scarce experts remembering every step.
Teams cover the familiar happy path while exceptions, role differences, and downstream documents receive less attention.
The people who understand the process are also handling configuration, training, support, and go-live preparation.
Developers lose time recreating failures when reports omit the exact steps, records, expected result, and screenshots.
The AI tester follows approved procedures in a controlled Business Central environment. It documents what happened and hands uncertain or consequential decisions back to people.
Follows detailed test cases through forms, lookups, calculations, status changes, posting, and reports.
Verifies field values, calculated amounts, record state, generated documents, and end-to-end outcomes.
Produces structured PASS/FAIL logs, screenshots, PDFs, affected records, and developer-ready reproduction steps.
A focused pilot gives the team a measurable result without trying to automate an entire ERP implementation at once.
Choose a critical, repeatable workflow with clear expected results.
Document the process, approved data, controls, and evidence requirements.
Execute supervised tests in a designated non-production environment.
Review findings, refine unreliable steps, and add regression coverage.
TVC used AI-assisted testing in a highly customized freight and logistics implementation, converting operational knowledge into repeatable Business Central QA.
The best pilot has meaningful business risk, repeats often, consumes expert time, and has results that can be clearly verified.
Confirm migrated records, setup, calculations, and operational workflows before cutover.
Verify the specialized logic and screens that make your Business Central environment unique.
Re-run critical workflows after Microsoft updates, extension releases, or configuration changes.
Compare generated invoices, receipts, and operational reports against expected content and layout.
The operating boundaries are part of the solution: approved environments, defined credentials, known test data, human review, and clear stop conditions.
Testing starts in a designated sandbox or other approved non-production environment. Production access and consequential actions require explicit controls and human approval.
No. TVC configures the testing capability around your Business Central workflows, extensions, terminology, data boundaries, and expected outcomes.
No. Experts define correct behavior and review important findings. The tester increases their capacity by executing repeatable work and collecting evidence.
A focused pilot typically includes one selected workflow, test design, approved data, supervised execution, evidence standards, findings review, and a recommendation for broader coverage.
We’ll assess whether it is a good candidate for AI-assisted testing, what evidence the tester should produce, and what a focused pilot would require.
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