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# What a field rep can finish in one visit

mCommerce365 is a B2B mobile field sales app for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. These pages split the product into the capabilities buyers actually evaluate — not one endless homepage section.

Each feature page covers the job to be done, what the rep sees, what IT has to approve, and the limit: Business Central only.

## Product facts

- **ERP:** Dynamics 365 Business Central only. Not SAP, Logo, Netsis, or a second mobile database.
- **Offline:** Orders continue with no signal. The device queues the document and posts it to Business Central when coverage returns.
- **Go-live:** Typical path is about a week: install the extension, check master data, test, train. Dirty items stretch the calendar — we say that on the first call.
- **Clients:** iOS and Android phones and tablets. Role screens, not a desktop website pinched onto glass. Five languages on this site: EN, TR, DE, FR, ES.

## Who should read the feature pages

- Sales operations choosing a field app that will not create a second price list
- IT / ERP owners who need an extension to approve, not an integration estate
- Finance teams tired of repairing field documents at month end
- Field managers whose routes die in basements and industrial parks

## How to evaluate the product, not the homepage

Each feature page is a job: what the representative finishes, what IT has to approve, and the hard stop that Business Central is the system of record. Read offline capture and live stock first — those two decide whether paper still wins on your routes.

- Confirm the ERP is Dynamics 365 Business Central before a demo
- Ask how queued documents look to a manager, not only to the rep
- Bring one messy item and one customer with a contract price to the walkthrough
- Treat 'one week' as a scope claim: field capture, not a CRM rebuild

## Pages in this hub

- [Offline order capture](https://mcommerce365.com/features/offline-order-capture/) — Orders continue in basements, industrial parks and rural routes. The device stores the document and posts it to Business Central when the signal returns.
- [Live stock and pricing](https://mcommerce365.com/features/live-stock-pricing/) — The number on the glass is the number in Business Central — contract price, campaign, unit of measure, availability.
- [Product and variant management](https://mcommerce365.com/features/product-variant-management/) — Units, colours, sizes, packs and grades on one line — built for wholesale catalogues, not a consumer storefront.
- [Real-time reporting](https://mcommerce365.com/features/real-time-reporting/) — Coverage, order value and 'who has not ordered in 60 days' while the week is still running — not at month-end close.
- [Role-based security](https://mcommerce365.com/features/role-based-security/) — Phones leave the building. Access is per user and per device, revocable the same day a rep leaves.
- [One-week implementation](https://mcommerce365.com/features/one-week-implementation/) — Most customers are live in about a week: install, master-data check, integration test, training. Not a six-month mobile programme.

## Questions buyers ask

### Do you support ERPs other than Business Central?

No. mCommerce365 is built as a native Dynamics 365 Business Central extension. If you do not run BC, this product is the wrong fit — we say that so you do not waste a demo.

### Is one week a contractual SLA?

It is the typical path when Business Central is healthy and the scope is field order capture. Unclean items, missing owners, or a company still being redesigned add days. We scope that before kickoff — it is not printed as a guarantee on this website.

### What happens when there is no signal?

The representative keeps capturing the order. The document stays on the device with a visible 'to be synchronised' state and posts to Business Central when the van hits coverage. There is no evening re-keying and no parallel warehouse database.

## Related pages

- [Book a 20-minute demo](https://mcommerce365.com/contact/)
- [mCommerce365](https://mcommerce365.com/)
- [llms.txt](https://mcommerce365.com/llms.txt)