Dynamics 365
An enterprise-grade CRM and ERP cloud platform suite from Microsoft, comprising modules for sales, customer service, finance and supply chain, built on the Dataverse data platform.
Timeline (last 90 days)
All of Microsoft's new ERP agents will be built on MCP, and existing agents will be migrated by December 2025.
Microsoft built an MCP server for Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps, making hundreds of thousands of ERP functions into tools that AI agents can discover and use.
The initially released static ERP MCP server ships with a fixed set of 13 tools that perform specific actions such as looking up approved vendors or releasing purchase requisition lines.
The dynamic MCP server is now in public preview, letting agents navigate ERP forms like human users and follow the same business logic and validation rules as manual operations.
For organizations with customized ERPs, customizations and ISV extensions are automatically visible to agents, with no special code needed to expose custom fields or processes.
Business Performance Analytics (BPA) is Microsoft's analytical data store for Dynamics 365 finance and operations, unifying data from each ERP instance into a single schema with built-in prebuilt reports and dimensional models.
Capgemini's Ted Olson demonstrated prepayment invoice automation: the agent autonomously navigates ERP forms, sets the prepayment type to percentage and the value to 50%, and creates and posts the prepayment invoice.
Using Dynamics 365 ERP MCP requires three prerequisites: a Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations environment running version 10.0.38.0 or later; Business Performance Analytics version 2.5 or later installed if using the analytics MCP; and an MCP-compatible client.
Agents use the security permissions of the connected user's identity, and any role-based access control set up in Dynamics 365 automatically applies to agents.
The ERP MCP server is currently still in public preview, has a 120-second execution timeout, and can return about 10MB of data per query.
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Using Dynamics 365 ERP MCP requires three prerequisites: a Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations environment running version 10.0.38.0 or later; Business Performance Analytics version 2.5 or later installed if using the analytics MCP; and an MCP-compatible client.
50%UnverifiedMicrosoft built an MCP server for Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps, making hundreds of thousands of ERP functions into tools that AI agents can discover and use.
50%UnverifiedThe initially released static ERP MCP server ships with a fixed set of 13 tools that perform specific actions such as looking up approved vendors or releasing purchase requisition lines.
50%UnverifiedThe ERP MCP server is currently still in public preview, has a 120-second execution timeout, and can return about 10MB of data per query.
50%UnverifiedFor organizations with customized ERPs, customizations and ISV extensions are automatically visible to agents, with no special code needed to expose custom fields or processes.
50%UnverifiedBusiness Performance Analytics (BPA) is Microsoft's analytical data store for Dynamics 365 finance and operations, unifying data from each ERP instance into a single schema with built-in prebuilt reports and dimensional models.
50%UnverifiedAgents use the security permissions of the connected user's identity, and any role-based access control set up in Dynamics 365 automatically applies to agents.
50%UnverifiedThe Copilot Studio workflow can be used to implement an unattended, automatically confirming closed loop for Dynamics 365 purchase orders: it ends silently when all orders succeed, and on failure it wakes the agent to investigate and pushes a notification to Teams.
50%UnverifiedCapgemini's Ted Olson demonstrated prepayment invoice automation: the agent autonomously navigates ERP forms, sets the prepayment type to percentage and the value to 50%, and creates and posts the prepayment invoice.
50%UnverifiedThe dynamic MCP server is now in public preview, letting agents navigate ERP forms like human users and follow the same business logic and validation rules as manual operations.
50%UnverifiedAll of Microsoft's new ERP agents will be built on MCP, and existing agents will be migrated by December 2025.
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