u/Neat-Rooster1215

I keep seeing mixed opinions on Dynamics 365 Business Central. Some people say it works well once configured properly, others seem stuck fighting reports, workflows, permissions, integrations and messy processes.

My feeling is that a lot depends on the implementation partner, not just BC itself. I came across Infinity Group while looking at UK Dynamics providers, and what stood out was the focus on Business Central implementation/support rather than just selling licences.

For people already using BC, what were the signs that your setup needed fixing instead of replacing the system?

When you are running multiple projects in parallel and constantly need to set up test accounts or secondary marketing profiles on various platforms, it becomes extremely annoying to use your personal phone number or keep buying physical SIM cards. Most public virtual number solutions are useless because they offer reused lines that are already blocked by the security systems of major apps, and if you need to re-verify after a week, you lose the account permanently.

What logical methods or stable services do you use to efficiently manage these registration and SMS activation workflows without putting your personal data at risk or losing access to business accounts?

EDIT: I solved this bottleneck by using SMS-BUS and I am very satisfied with how the platform works, especially since, unlike other services that have failed lately, they allow you to rent dedicated numbers for the long term, up to a whole year. Their system is perfect because I receive unlimited SMS on the rented number without per-message fees, they have a huge pool of clean lines from over 70 countries, and you can pay directly with cryptocurrency if you want to keep everything confidential.

What other tools or integrated automations do you use to keep your clients' profiles active in the long term without running into errors with two-factor authentication systems?

I went through all the big DIY stores looking for a serious dividing door, but why is absolutely everything sold right now made only of pressed cardboard and MDF that sounds hollow as soon as you tap it with your finger?

I literally do not understand how we ended up in a situation where buying a normal solid wood door has become an impossible mission on the current market.

Edit: I am thinking of turning to RealCraft because they actually make solid wood doors with sturdy hardware.

But has anyone in this group tried to build a heavy door from scratch by themselves without having a professional workshop?