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PostedinFeatured Posted on January 12, 2025

Dynamics GP End-Of-Service & Migration Insights

Posted By Samuel Mathew

For businesses still using Microsoft Dynamics GP, the news of its end-of-support (EOS) extension brings both relief and urgency. While Microsoft has extended product support until December 31, 2029, and security patches until April 30, 2031, the reality remains: GP is reaching its end, and businesses must plan for the future.

What the New EOS Timeline Means

Originally, GP was set to stop receiving updates by September 2029, but the date was adjusted to help customers transition smoothly, particularly through the tax year-end period. Despite this extension, businesses still need to prepare for the eventual lack of:
✔️ Regulatory compliance updates (important for tax and financial reporting)
✔️ Technical support from Microsoft
✔️ New feature developments

Additionally, GP licenses will no longer be sold starting:
🔹 April 2025 – No new perpetual licenses
🔹 April 2026 – No new subscription licenses

This means that existing users need to consider migration options before these deadlines.

Why Migrate to Dynamics 365 Business Central?

Microsoft is actively steering GP users toward Dynamics 365 Business Central, a cloud-based ERP solution offering:
🚀 Scalability & Cloud Efficiency – Work from anywhere, reduce IT overhead.
🔒 Security & Compliance – Automatic updates protect against vulnerabilities.
📊 Advanced AI & Analytics – Leverage AI-driven insights for smarter decisions.
🔄 Seamless Integrations – Connect with Power BI, Microsoft 365, and Teams.

For businesses hesitant about cloud adoption, Microsoft’s roadmap and partner ecosystem provide multiple migration tools, ensuring a smooth and cost-effective transition.

Steps to Prepare for Migration

1️⃣ Evaluate Your Current GP Usage – Identify critical data and custom workflows.
2️⃣ Assess Business Central Features – Map out key functionalities that align with your needs.
3️⃣ Plan Your Data Migration – Work with Microsoft partners to transfer data efficiently.
4️⃣ Train Your Team – Help employees adapt to the new interface and processes.
5️⃣ Test & Go Live – Pilot the system before full-scale adoption.

Why You Should Act Now

While December 2029 may seem distant, early planning is crucial. Migration takes time, and waiting until GP is fully unsupported could lead to operational risks, compliance challenges, and security vulnerabilities.

If your business relies on GP, now is the time to strategize your transition. Please reach out to a me to explore Business Central, and ensure your ERP system is future-proofed.

Are you preparing to migrate from GP? Share your thoughts and concerns in the comments below! 🚀

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